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Season 2, Week 6 – Pop-A-Shot Virtual League Results

Division 1 Scores

Click Below to View Each Division

Matchup Results

Division 1

VS.

LOSS

Points: 2264

WIN

Points: 2441

VS.

WIN

Points: 1950

LOSS

Points: 1660

VS.

WIN

Points: 1766

LOSS

Points: 1713

VS.

WIN*

LOSS

* This result reflects an exhibition match

Regular Season Standings

Division 1

TEAM

W/L

PF

PA

Motor City Sharpshooters

6-0

13934

11671

Skyline Swishers

5-1

13386

11434

Pop It Like It's Hot

4-2

11901

11635

Rec Center Royalty

3-3

11089

11691

Electric Bats

3-3

10492

11109

Pro Wrestling Tees Slammers

2-4

10242

11088

Hyphy Hoopers

1-5

10291

12048

Semi-Finals

Division 1

Motor City Sharpshooters

VS.

Rec Center Royalty

Skyline Swishers

VS.

Pop It Like It's Hot

Consolation Bracket

Electric Bats

VS.

Mr. Pop's Pupils

Pro Wrestling Tees Slammers

VS.

Hyphy Hoopers

Rules

Teams must have 4 consistent players on their roster throughout the season.

Game Mode: Start with :40 of play—shots are worth 2 points, except the final :10 when worth 3. Scoring 40+ earns :15 Bonus Time, with 2-point shots in the first :05 and 3-point shots in the final :10.

Each player can play up to 8 games per week on their Elite machine using six balls.

Top 4 scores per player count toward the team’s weekly total.

Players must toggle “League Play” on their profile at app.popashot.net before playing to ensure scores are tracked.

One video of a full league game, per player, must be emailed weekly for score verification.
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The Commissioner’s Letter
— Week 6

From the Desk of Mr. Pop

Pop-A-Shot Nation.

 

Week 6. The final week of the regular season. You could see it on the game film. The smiles got shorter. The celebrations got quieter. Casual play packed its bags and headed south for the winter. It's postseason time.

Title

DIVISION 2

Let’s start where the climb was steepest. The Sodballers did exactly what desperate teams do — they ripped off three straight wins and grabbed the fourth and final playoff spot. Three weeks ago, they were outside looking in. Now they’re dancing.

 

Their reward? Deep Swish Pizza. The #1 seed. The steady hand. The team that’s looked untouchable all season. But I’ve been around this game a long time. “Unbeatable” is a word that expires the second that first shot goes up.

 

The other semi has some real bite. The #2 Tennessee Fireballers vs. the upstart #3 Rim Reapers. Back in Week 1, Tennessee won by 70. Seventy. But if you’re using Week 1 to handicap this matchup, you’re watching reruns. These are not the same teams.

 

This one feels like it’s coming down to the fourth shooters: N8THEGR8 for the Reapers and Fireballer for Tennessee. When the first three have done their damage and the totals are tight, who holds the line? That’s your ballgame.

Title

DIVISION 1

Over in Division 1, the Motor City Sharpshooters detonated the record book — 2,441 points. Woof. They dropped that number in a duel with the Skyline Swishers that felt like a championship preview. Heavy swings. No blinking. Pure firepower.

 

But not so fast. Motor City now draws a resurgent Rec Center Royalty in the semis, let's see what BIGE and Jantwan have cooking. Skyline gets Pop It Like It’s Hot, whose superstar PKOW has reportedly been slowed by arm issues. I don’t know what’s true. I just know this: when there’s a championship on the line, soreness becomes “manageable.” Somebody warm up the training staff.

Title

Consolation Bracket

And to those in the consolation bracket — your story does not end here. This season gave us the relentless positivity of Buzzer Beater Anonymous, the barely-contained mayhem of Dudes A Poppin’, the heart-on-their-sleeves hustle of the Hyphy Hoopers, the  “we’re here for a good time” Superbirds, the free-agent splash of SeanyB to Sip n Flip, and the bold corporate restructuring of the Pro Wrestling Tee Slammers. (I’ve seen coaches fired mid-season. First time I’ve seen the boss cut from his own roster.) It was more than this old coach could have asked for. I hope we get the chance to shoot a few together sometime soon.

 

Until then, tighten up those elbows, find your rhythm, and remember — nobody remembers how you started. They remember how you finish.

 

Sincerely,
Mr. Pop

Division 2 Scores

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Matchup Results

Division 2

VS.

WIN

Points: 1689

LOSS

Points: 970

VS.

WIN

Points: 2069

LOSS

Points: 0

VS.

WIN

Points: 1678

LOSS

Points: 1409

VS.

WIN

Points: 1695

LOSS

Points: 1191

Regular Season Standings

Division 2

TEAM

W/L

PF

PA

Deep Swish Pizza

6-0

11459

7079

Tennessee Fireballers

5-1

9906

7959

Rim Reapers

4-2

9306

8347

Sodballers

3-3

8883

8565

Sip 'n Flip

3-3

8530

8166

Seattle Superbirds

2-4

6613

9091

Dudes A Poppin'

1-5

7646

8370

Buzzer Beater Anonymous

0-6

4709

8427

Semi-Finals

Division 2

Deep Swish Pizza

VS.

Sodballers

Tennessee Fireballers

VS.

Rim Reapers

Consolation Bracket

Buzzer Beater Anonymous

VS.

Sip 'n Flip

Dudes A Poppin'

VS.

Seattle Superbirds

Rules

Teams must have 4 consistent players on their roster throughout the season.

Game Mode: Start with :40 of play—shots are worth 2 points, except the final :10 when worth 3. Scoring 40+ earns :15 Bonus Time, with 2-point shots in the first :05 and 3-point shots in the final :10.

Each player can play up to 8 games per week on their Elite machine using six balls.

Top 4 scores per player count toward the team’s weekly total.

Players must toggle “League Play” on their profile at app.popashot.net before playing to ensure scores are tracked.

One video of a full league game, per player, must be emailed weekly for score verification.
Alt image

The Commissioner’s Letter
— Week 6

From the Desk of Mr. Pop

Pop-A-Shot Nation.

 

Week 6. The final week of the regular season. You could see it on the game film. The smiles got shorter. The celebrations got quieter. Casual play packed its bags and headed south for the winter. It's postseason time.

Title

DIVISION 2

Let’s start where the climb was steepest. The Sodballers did exactly what desperate teams do — they ripped off three straight wins and grabbed the fourth and final playoff spot. Three weeks ago, they were outside looking in. Now they’re dancing.

 

Their reward? Deep Swish Pizza. The #1 seed. The steady hand. The team that’s looked untouchable all season. But I’ve been around this game a long time. “Unbeatable” is a word that expires the second that first shot goes up.

 

The other semi has some real bite. The #2 Tennessee Fireballers vs. the upstart #3 Rim Reapers. Back in Week 1, Tennessee won by 70. Seventy. But if you’re using Week 1 to handicap this matchup, you’re watching reruns. These are not the same teams.

 

This one feels like it’s coming down to the fourth shooters: N8THEGR8 for the Reapers and Fireballer for Tennessee. When the first three have done their damage and the totals are tight, who holds the line? That’s your ballgame.

Title

DIVISION 1

Over in Division 1, the Motor City Sharpshooters detonated the record book — 2,441 points. Woof. They dropped that number in a duel with the Skyline Swishers that felt like a championship preview. Heavy swings. No blinking. Pure firepower.

 

But not so fast. Motor City now draws a resurgent Rec Center Royalty in the semis, let's see what BIGE and Jantwan have cooking. Skyline gets Pop It Like It’s Hot, whose superstar PKOW has reportedly been slowed by arm issues. I don’t know what’s true. I just know this: when there’s a championship on the line, soreness becomes “manageable.” Somebody warm up the training staff.

Title

Consolation Bracket

And to those in the consolation bracket — your story does not end here. This season gave us the relentless positivity of Buzzer Beater Anonymous, the barely-contained mayhem of Dudes A Poppin’, the heart-on-their-sleeves hustle of the Hyphy Hoopers, the  “we’re here for a good time” Superbirds, the free-agent splash of SeanyB to Sip n Flip, and the bold corporate restructuring of the Pro Wrestling Tee Slammers. (I’ve seen coaches fired mid-season. First time I’ve seen the boss cut from his own roster.) It was more than this old coach could have asked for. I hope we get the chance to shoot a few together sometime soon.

 

Until then, tighten up those elbows, find your rhythm, and remember — nobody remembers how you started. They remember how you finish.

 

Sincerely,
Mr. Pop

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