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**Imperial Sports Page** · 04-12-2005, 10:51 AM

Week 15

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Offensive Player of the Week - 2004, week 15	Randolph Kennedy, WR, Pittsburgh Power
	Kennedy has his second game of the year with over 200 yards receiving, as he brings in 14 receptions for 206 yards and 1 TD. He becomes the first player in Imperial League history to have two 200 yard receiving games in his career. Both of these games came against the Lansing Ogres, who Pittsburgh defeated this week. His 14 catches is also a new single game record for receptions.

Defensive Player of the Week - 2004, week 15	Stephen Jaynes, CB, Newark Bulldogs
	Newark had a big upset win against the Burlington Bolts, and Jaynes' record performance was a big factor. Setting a new single game record for Passes Defended, Jaynes knocked down 7 balls to stop the Bolt passing game. He also had 2 tackles and 3 assists.

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**Imperial Sports Page** · 04-12-2005, 11:00 AM

Week 16

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Offensive Player of the Week - 2004, week 16	Edward Gonzalez, RB, Lawrence Phantoms
	The Phantoms, thanks to help else were, did their part to keep their playoff hopes alive by upsetting the Wichita Outlaws. Gonzalez led the offensive charge as he scored all three of the Phantom TD's. He had only 18 carries for a nice 111 yards rushing, and ran in two TD's. He also added 3 receptions for 55 yards and one more TD.

Defensive Player of the Week - 2004, week 16	John Hernandez, DE, Louisiana VooDoo
	In a heated race for the AFC South title, the VooDoo's Hernandez helped hold the Lansing Ogre's to only 10 offensive points and getting the VooDoo the win. Hernandez had 4 tackles, 1 assist, and 3 sacks.

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**Imperial Sports Page** · 04-25-2005, 04:37 PM

Week 17

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Offensive Player of the Week - 2004, week 17	Grady 'Money' Gomez, WR, Salt Lake City Stallions
	Money had a big week against the Vancouver Killer Whales, not only helping kill their playoff hopes, but with a Reno loss it helped secure a division title for the Stallions. Money brought down 10 receptions for 174 yards and 1 TD.

Defensive Player of the Week - 2004, week 17	Derek Nelson, DE, Oakland Assassins
	Nelson was a wrecking ball against the Reno offense, as the Assassins break the Wolfpacks hopes of another division championship. Nelson had 5 tackles, 2 assists, 3.5 sacks, 2 QB hurries, and 1 blocked pass attempt.

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**Imperial Sports Page** · 04-25-2005, 04:44 PM

Wildcard Round

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Offensive Player of the Week - 2004, Playoffs - Wildcard Round	Nigel Booker, QB, Salt Lake City Stallions
	Booker gets Salt Lake City to advance to the next round, by directing the strong Stallion offense over the Burlington Bolts. Booker completed 27 of 38 pass attempts, for 277 yards, 1 TD, and 1 INT.

Defensive Player of the Week - 2004, Playoffs - Wildcard Round	Brian Williams, S, Wichita Outlaws
	The Outlaws extend their surprise season by having a strong defensive performance against the Matadors. Williams led the way 9 tackles, 2 assists, 4 passes defended, and 1 INT.

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**Imperial Sports Page** · 04-25-2005, 05:00 PM

Conference Semi-finals

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Offensive Player of the Week - 2004, Playoffs - Conf. Semi-finals	Nigel Booker, QB, Salt Lake City Stallions
	This was an impossible week to pick, as four players all should get this award. But only one gets it. In what came down to player records vs. amazing comeback win, we had to go with the win. Booker threw for 411 yards on 28 completions, with 3 TD's and 1 INT. He led the Stallions back from a 15 point deficit with only 2:00 left in the game to tie it up, then win in OT.

Defensive Player of the Week - 2004, Playoffs - Conf. Semi-finals	Gregory Avila, ILB, Madison Demons
	Not very many players stood out to us this week on the defensive side of the ball. One who did was Avila. He was all over the field for Madison, accounting for 11 tackles and 8 assists. He also had 1 forced fumble.

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**Imperial Sports Page** · 05-02-2005, 12:17 AM

Conference Championships

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Offensive Player of the Week - 2004, Conference Championships	Isaac Campbell, RB, Anchorage Lynx
	Isaac gained 137 yards on 27 carries with 1 TD, along with 5 receptions for 48 yards. He led his team in both categories. This helped the Lynx get past the Hartford Grizzlies and put them into their first Imperial Bowl.

Defensive Player of the Week - 2004, Conference Championships	John Torres, ILB, Madison Demons
	In a second half in which the Demons shut down the SLC offense to get them to the Imperial Bowl, Torres was a big impact guy. He had a total of 8 tackles, 4 assists, and an INT returned 23 yards in the game.

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**Imperial Sports Page** · 05-02-2005, 12:27 AM

Imperial Bowl II

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Offensive Player of the Week - 2004, Imperial Bowl II	Paul Pickett, K, Madison Demons
	Pickett went four of four on FG attempts, and 1-1 on extra point attempts. He kicked the game winning kick with four seconds eft in the game and earned Imperial Bowl MVP honors.

Defensive Player of the Week - 2004, Imperial Bowl II	Gregory Avila, ILB, Madison Demons
	Stepped up with a big game for the Demons to help them win the Imperial Bowl. He had 13 tackles, 0 assists, and 2 passes defended.

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Players of the Week - 2004