Season 2002 / 2003

The additions to the Revolution were crucial in the teams’ success as Ian Hannah was an experienced and skilled player with Wells. Simon White and Mark Smith were previous team mates with Marc at Crewekerne and they added to the depth of the team with their scoring and defence. From the outset, old rivalries were fuelled with Torbay and University teams. With all the squads still high in their quality of players it was clear that these two teams would provide the biggest challenges.

The Revolution team eventually finished Division One in second place both winning and conceding games against Torbay, and being beaten by the University team. They were also beaten in the Cup Final by the University in a great game decided by three points. The Bombers fought hard and their only defeats in league competition came at the hands of their main adversaries, Exeter Police who won Division Two. They recorded a team record of 124 in a win against the young Bridport team in February.

The Revolution finished as the runners up in both the Division One standings and the Cup Competition and they were left looking to next year. The Bombers team finished second in Division Two. John Grounds walked away with the Bombers Most Valuable Player, and the Most Improved Player award went to Brett Phillips. For the Revolution Robin Boult was the Most Valuable Player, and the Most Improved Player award was given to James Perry.


PDFs of Information

There are various items that can be viewed here. Click the links below to see the results from the Revolution and the Bombers

Revolution Results - 2002 / 2003          BCA Bombers Results - 2002 / 2003

To see all of the stats from either the Revolution or BCA Bombers games you can use the links below. You can also view the stat leaders for the year. This shows what player or players had the highest contribution in each of the major categories for the Bombers and Revolution teams.

Stats - Revolution                                  Stats - BCA Bombers                         Stat Leaders 02/03


Statistics Explained

The stats sheets are broken down showing individual and team performance. The columns from left to right are explained below;

Name - Player name. The total for the whole team is at the bottom
TOT GP - The number of games played in this season
TOT FGA - Total Field Goals Attempted. The total number of 2 point baskets attempted
TOT FGM - Field Goals Made. This is the total number of 2 point baskets made
FG% - Field Goal Percentage. The percentage of successful 2 point baskets out of the ones attempted
TOT 3PA - 3 Pointers Attempted. The number of 3 point baskets attempted
TOT 3PM - 3 Pointers Made. The number of 3 point baskets made
3P% - 3 Point Percentage. The percentage of successful 3 point baskets made
TOT FTA - Total Free Throws Attempted. The total number of free throws attempted
TOT FTM - Total Free Throws Made. The number of free throws made
FT% - Free Throw Percentage. The percentage of successful free throws made
TOT ASS - Total Assists. Total number of assists made. An assist is where you pass the basketball to someone and as a direct result they successfully make a basket. This is an important part of any offensive and demonstrates good team play
ASS P/G - Average number of assists per game
TOT STL - Total number of steals. A steal is where you successfully take the ball from the opposition and enable your team to have the possession. This is an important part of defence and demonstrates a defensively active team
STL P/G - Average number of steals per game
RBS OFF - Total number of offensive rebounds. This is retrieving the ball from an unsuccessful shot attempt from your team, allowing the team another chance to score a basket
RBS DEF - Total number of defensive rebounds. This is retrieving the ball from an unsuccessful shot attempt from the opponent, allowing your team to gain possession.
TOT RBS - The total number of offensive and defensive rebounds
RBS P/G - Average number of total rebounds per game
TOT BLK - Total number of blocked shots. A block is where you hit the ball away from the opposition when they are in the act of shooting, either just letting go of the ball or just after it leaves their hands. The ball can only be blocked when it is on an upward path. Once the ball reaches its peak it must be left to reach the basket where it can be rebounded once it has touched the basket
BLK P/G - Average number of blocks per game
TOT T/O - Total number of turnovers. A turnover is when you lose possession of the ball from a mistake, either travelling or throwing a bad pass for example.
T/O P/G - Number of turnovers per game. Better teams protect the ball well and take care of their possessions so the lower this number is the better
TOT PTS - total points scored
AV PPG - Average number of points scored per game

At the bottom of the page Overall Team Performance shows our points compared to the oppositions total points, the difference between our average per game and the opponents average per game. There is also a comparison for the rebounds between us and our opposition