RJ is the fastest player to ever play at Martiny Field. His outstanding speed helped him achieve a the highest career batting average in NWBL. RJ was not just a one dimensional player however, With a career slugging percentage over 1.000, he was more than just a table setter. In fact, he hit in the power slot of the batting order for almost all of his career. Not only could he hit, he was a halfway decent pitcher, recording a reasonable RPI for his career. RJ's career ended when he moved to O'Fallon MO in 2006, though he had a brief stint of four games in 2009.

Hitting	G	AB	H	Avg.	HR	RBI	TB	SLG
2004	3	18	12	.667	0	5	12	.667
2005	6	42	29	.690	7	20	50	1.191
2006	3	19	16	.842	1	3	19	1.000
2009	4	21	15	.714	3	9	24	1.143

Pitching	G	W	L	IP	RA	SO	RPI
2004	2	0	0	4	6	3	1.50
2005	3	0	2	5.1	15	7	2.81
2006	2	1	0	3	4	0	1.33
2009	4	2	2	5.1	12	9	2.25

Matt is both the creator of the league, as well as it only commissioner. He is also known as the best hitter in the league. With almost a batting average in the upper.600s,over 85 career home runs, over 190 RBIs and a slugging percentage over 1.400 he has the most prolific statistics of any hitter. Matt has played wiffle ball since he was 2 with his dad. He is regarded as the best fielder in the league and won the Gold Glove in his first full season at shortstop by a landslide. He also is second in the league in career RPI. Matt will always be known as one of the best in NWBL History.

Dominance is the name of the game when it comes to Kyle. His pitching has dominated the League since the time it has started. He has the most appearances of any pitcher, and all but one of them has been a start. His RPI is second to none, and with more than 120 career strikeouts he is far and above the best in league history. He is also known for being a great hitter as well, his batting average and his slugging percentage are both top 3. He has over 100 RBIs and 35 Home runs. Kyle will always be remembered as one of the greats.

Prior to the statistic's era, Jon was thought to be only a fair player at best. Only when statistics were officially recorded that Jon started to be really appreciated. In 2004 Jon batted .703 to finish 2nd in the batting race, cementing his status as a great. Though that was his best year in terms of batting average, he has steadily been improving in other areas. He has developed into a top three pitcher in league history, being #2on the all time strikeouts and #2 in innings pitched. Though not the power pitcher that his brother Kyle is, he finds ways to get outs, making him very successful player. With over 35 home runs and 100 RBIs he is has proven himself to be a top hitter.