Chi Troung – 6’1" Excellent rebounder because of his tall size. He often tips the ball back in after getting offensive rebounds. Shoots quickly, almost like lobbing the ball towards the basket, but the shot will swish through. Another thing is that he doesn't care where he shoots from. He shoots quite often on the sides where defense is more relaxed. Even if he is a few inches away from the three point line, he will still shoot, rather than moving forward for a closer shot or dribbling back for a 3 pointer attempt. Plays defense pretty well, but not transitional. Tires easily. Hasn’t improved his game for many years. Plays well with Tony, Bill, and Loi.

Chris Chu – 5’11" Tall and effective all-around player. Plays any position. He scores a lot with his drives and turn-arounds. He loves driving over smaller people but is much more careful when larger people are guarding him. His turn-arounds are quite accurate, and are still getting better. He dribbles very well and rarely loses the ball. Makes good passes. Usually doesn’t try the 3 pointer or other long ranged shots, but he’s beginning to work on his shooting and attempting more shots. He works tenaciously and effectively at defense. Plays transitional defense. His long quick arms can easily disrupt other people’s dribbling. Grabs rebounds. Is able to post up quite a lot of people. Never slacks off and always moving around. Likes to tell other people what to do, such as telling them to get on their man or move into certain areas of the court. He’s getting better and better.

Loi Ly – 5’7" Usually plays something like the shooting guard. On offense he finds the open spot, gets the ball and shoots, usually scoring. He doesn’t shoot 3 pointers often though. When he is closely guarded he doesn’t do much. He rarely ever drives. In fact he doesn't run around much at all. Plays team defense but not during transition. Doesn’t seem to be improving. In fact he seems to be going backwards. Tires easily. Plays well with Loi, Tony, and Bill.

Tony Pham – 5’6" Plays a very quick point guard. Drives the ball to the hoop quite effectively, even in the middle of a crowd. He doesn’t have a left though. Occasionally shoots the ball. Usually doesn't lose the ball. Plays defense well, but his transitional defense isn’t good enough. Every once in a while he gets a steal. Whenever he is tired, his presence on the court dissappears. The bad news is that he tires quickly. Hasn’t improved for years. Plays well with Chi, Bill, and Loi.

Bill Huynh – 5’7" Likes to make awkward drives to the basket. Many times the shots will goes in. He often gets fouled in the process but he still scores. He shoots a really weird overhead shot. Also, he can shoot the 3 pointer. His defense is decent. He can’t really guard quick players nor players taller than him. Tires easily. Has improved. Plays well with Chi, Loi, and Tony.

Chun Kim – 6’2" Tall and big. Played on high school football team. Has some pretty good inside moves. Can also rebound. He isn’t an intimiditating defensive factor even though he is big because he doesn’t play defense very well. His biggest problem is the mental game. When he has possession, he easily loses his patience when double teamed. Rather than passing the ball out, he forces the shot. Also he like dribbling the ball when he should be more concerned with rebounding. By keeping the ball, turnovers happen because people get steals off him. Whenever he gets frustrated, he plays even worse. As a result, he just walks slowly across court during transition, doing nothing on offense nor defense. He has improved over the years and especially has potential because of his size, but until he breaks those mental barriers he cannot do well.

Ken Chan – 6’0" Tall and big but pretty useless. Played on the junior varsity high school basketball team. He scores mainly near the basket with short turn-arounds or regular shots. However he still misses quite often even though it’s such a short ranged shot. Usually doesn’t shoot elsewhere. He also seems very uncoordinated because he drops all sorts of passes a lot. Really has "butterfingers." Many of his passes are bad and often mean turnovers. The worst problem of all is that he doesn’t seem to have the will to play. He may have it for maybe the first few points of a game but it always dissappears completely later on. Many people can outrebound him because he doesn’t jump nor attempt to box people out for position. When it is time to rebound, he just sticks his hands up in the air with his foot glued to the ground looking like a fool. Other times he just does absolutely nothing, waiting for the ball to fall in his hands rather than grabbing the ball. When this happens, other people will take it before the ball will drop to his hands. He is a terrible defensive player because he doesn’t do much. Although he occasionally blocks people, he usually allows people to drive right past him without putting up a challenge. His reaction time is also extremely slow. Will always come up with an excuse for his bad performance such as "They foul too much," "I don’t get the ball," or the ever popular "I just don’t feel like playing today." His talent has remained very much the same, with no improvement, perhaps because since he never seems to play for real, he can’t improve.

Luong Phong – 5’7" One of the best players. Plays any position such as point guard or at down near the basket. Played on freshmen high school basketball team. He is very good at both offensive and defensive ends of the court. He is one of the most accurate shooters but he takes just a little time aiming. His lay-ups will be guaranteed 97 percent of the time unless he is fouled, which happens often. He doesn’t drive in as much as in the past because his weight/size prevents him from moving around and between people to get in. However, he often uses screens when driving. When a poor defensive player covers him, he will drive past that person without any help. He almost never forces the shot. He creates many good screens. He rarely loses the ball or makes bad passes. He creates many assists, always finding the open man and initiating good plays. One big problem is that he doesn’t take the initiative to score, often passing than shooting. However he will step up when needed to, sinking three pointers in. Has the best handles on the court but rarely uses them because he no longer has the speed to use them like the way he used to. He used to do showtime moves on fast breaks. He rebounds a lot even though he isn't very tall because he boxes people out, creates screens, and sets up many plays. He plays very smart defense, shuting down his man very often. He plays transitional defense, always quickly moving back to defend. Seemed to have lost the passion for basketball because he doesn’t attempt to improve himself anymore. In fact he is getting worse because he put on some weight. That puts a lot of restrictions on what he can do. Plays well with Mario.

Mario Trujillo – 5’10" Played on freshmen high school basketball team. Heavily relies on his jumper. However, his shooting is inconsistent because he hasn’t been practicing. Can shoot really good and then really bad. Occasionally he’ll drive in when he sees that his shots aren’t going in. Creates good screens. He rebounds a lot by boxing people out. Plays team defense very well, but usually doesn’t play transitional defense, often taking a while to get back. Sometimes he's lazy and wants to quit, so his defense loosens up. If Luong's on his team then Luong will say that he will quit if Mario quit, or if people talk crap about him, then Mario will play hard again. Isn’t improving at all but in a struggle with his shooting, as shown by his inconsistent jumpers. Plays well with Luong.

Michael Tran – 6’0" Appears bigger than he actually is. One of the best offensive players, and one of the most accurate. Lovse shooting the ball. Often the leading scorer. He really likes to drive in, especially when the lane isn’t clogged up. He loves going along the baseline for a lay-up or a reverse lay-up. His 3 pointer is also deadly, but it no longer has the consisency that it once had. Also, he has a turn-around, usually shot out of the box, that is 90% accurate. He really knows how to use his size and is perhaps the best rebounder, that is when he is motivated because he normally doesn’t box people out or aggressively goes for boards when competition isn’t tough. In fact his defense doesn’t exists unless there is really a good competitive basketball game. He will then play hard and good defense. Doesn’t play transitional defense. Anyway, he often intercepts passes. Plays basketball practically every day and his shooting continues to improve. Passes often to Charles.

Sinh Saelee – 5’5" Very well rounded quick player. He makes quick inside shots through driving in. Ha no fear in shooting the ball. Has a quick 3 point shot which goes off even when guarded closely. Even shoots long 3’s. However his scoring comes like a streak. He is able to grab rebounds because he is aggressive. Has good team defense and often collaborates with other teammates to strip the ball away from someone, often creating a fast break. However his transitional defense contrasts a lot with his normal defense. Doesn’t seem to tire, even after long periods of inactivity. Hasn’t improved, but doesn’t really do some moves anymore such as shaking a little bit to confuse the defender.

John Ong – 5’9" Played on freshmen and junior varsity high school team. He can shoot the ball very well but he doesn't have enough confidence in his shot. If he misses he will shoot less and less until he no longer becomes an offensive presence. Anyway, he always has a very high shooting percentage. He also doesn't take the initiative to score, even when counted on. He usually looks the opposite direction when his team’s ball handler is dribbling down the court during transition, almost as if he is unwilling to receive the ball. Many times near the end of the close game, his teamates will want him to score because of his high field goal percentage, but he will become too scared to shoot it and will pass it to someone else. Whenever he drives a point is almost guaranteed, but he doesn’t do this much unless on a fast break. Has a very good left hand. He plays defense, but he needs to be much more aggressive by using his body more. He can definately do a lot of damage offensively, but he remains "humble John." He probably has not improved for a long time but who knows because he remains quite scared on offense.