- Iowa, Iowa State, Northern Iowa Topeka - Kansas, Kansas State, Missouri Mankato - Minnesota, Milwaukee, Wisconsin AAPBL Summer League The Summer League Training Camp ran from July 11-July 23 at the MetraPark Arena in Billings, Montana. Each team in the league consisted of players who paid $1,000 to participate in the camp. Players drafted in the dispersal draft of July 20 were not included in this. Standings + Butte defeated Minot in play, therefore they technically rank ahead of Minot Statistical leaders Points Scored - 267/24.3 PPG - Darius Pope - Minot Minutemen Rebounds - 134/12.2 RPG - Tony Qorri - Wichita Bombers Assists - 149/13.5 APG - Peron Austin - Minot Minutemen Steals - 32/2.9 SPG - Nate Miller - Mankato Mallards Blocks - 31/2.8 BPG - Marcus Wernke - Lincoln Generals Single game records Points Scored (Team) - 142 - Great Falls Cowboys - 7/21/05 Points Scored (Player) - 45 - Glenn Jones - Wyoming Golden Eagles - 7/21/05 Rebounds (Player) - 25 - Justin Murray - Minot Minutemen - 7/12/05 Assists (Player) - 29 - Peron Austin - Minot Minutemen - 7/11/05 Steals (Player) - 7 - Chris Ealim - Minot Minutemen - 7/21/05 Blocks (Player) - 7 - Marcus Wernke - Lincoln Generals - 7/19/05 Fewest Points Scored (Team) - 71 - Minot Minutemen - 7/13/05 and Topeka Tornado - 7/22/05 2005–06 regular season The League's first regular season contest was scheduled for November 8, 2005. The Minot Minutemen were to visit the Billings Rims. Each team was to play 50 games from November to March, with playoffs concluding in early April. The playoff format had yet to be discussed. Miscellaneous The AAPBL Summer League Offices were located at the Northern Hotel in Billings, Montana. A $1 program was sold to attendees at the Summer League games. A day pass cost $10. Every team played on all 11 days and a day pass granted access to every game The AAPBL office was located in Casper, Wyoming. Two cities originally slated to host teams were Pueblo, Colorado and Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The Cedar Rapids Ballhogs moved to Hutchinson, and the Pueblo Aztecs moved to Minot, North Dakota and became the Minutemen. League's tagline was "A bounce away from the NBA". Not to be confused with the All-American Professional Basketball League that played from 1947–1948 Owner Worth Christie filed for chapter 7 bankruptcy. Claiming only $2 in