Each week your tried and true bowling site will go through a number of factors that will determine who, above anyone else, was that week's most valuable bowler. It's a series of equations that take into consideration the things that determine whose individual efforts provided their team with the most valuable performance that evening. If you shoot a 600 but your team wins only one game it looks like you just didn't do enough to lift your team. Even when Michael Jordan dropped 63 points against the Celtics to set the all-time NBA Playoffs scoring record did his individual efforts provide enough to win his team that game. It's all about the victories, it's all about the victories.At the very end of the league, an overall MVB will be determined.

Week 4:	Matthew Taylor Matthew bowled over average in 3 of 3 games.With a high game of 226 - an amazing 48 pins over average - he contributed to 1 team victory. In fact, Matthew was single-handedly responsible for all of these wins. This is Matthew's first MVB this season and the 6th in his career. Runner-Up: None
Week 3:	Chris Windham Chris bowled over average in 3 of 3 games.With a high game of 197 - a thrilling 36 pins over average - he contributed to 3 team victories. In fact, Chris was single-handedly responsible for 1 of these wins. This is Chris' first MVB this season and the 10th in his career. Runner-Up: Lindsay Sargent
Week 2:	Ben Spencer Ben bowled over average in 3 of 3 games.With a high game of 194 - a thrilling 35 pins over average - he contributed to 2 team victories. In fact, Ben was single-handedly responsible for 1 of these wins. This is Ben's first MVB this season and the 11th in his career. Runner-Up: Chris Hagan
Week 1:	No one No bowlers qualified this week. Runner-Up: None