The Snohomish County Explosion is a Non-Profit Club Basketball Team that is under Courtyard Media Foundation.

The Explosion in 2007 was known as the Everett Explosion, but was then renamed to The Snohomish County Explosion in 2008  have played in the International Basketball League and the National Athletic Basketball League.

IBL - In 2007 the Explosion played in Everett and played in the Everett Events Center this team won the Western Division title with a 16-4 Record for the IBL under coach Randy Redwine.

IBL- In 2008 the Snohomish County Explosion (moved to Monroe) returned with the complete coaching staff from 2007 season along with nine players. This team lost in the first round of the IBL Playoffs to Central Oregon.

IBL- In 2009 the Snohomish County Explosion changed the coaching staff as Chris Weakley former Explosion player moved into the Head Coach Possition/Player. This team finished 9-11 in the regular season and second place in the IBL Western Conference Finals.

NABL - In 2010 the Snohomish County Explosion started the season with Chris Weakley as the head coach and was later replaced with Nathan Mumm as the head coach. This team finished third in the league with an 8-4 record.

Division Titles: West Division Champions (2007)
Championships: (TBD)

First Player Signed: Justin Murray – WSU (June 1st 2007)
First Franchise Game: Lewis County 161-134 – Everett Win (April 7th 07)
First Franchise Home Game: Vancouver 139-94 – Everett Win (April 10th 07)

General Managers:
Nathan Mumm (May 1st 2006)
Brad Sturlaugson (May 15th 2007)
Sean Keck (March 1st 2009)

Head Coach:
Randy Redwine (2007-2008)
Chris Weakley (2009-2010)
Nathan Mumm (2010)

Attendance:
Inaugural Game: 3,777 (4/10/2007)

2007 Largest Game: 3,777 (4/10/2007)
2007 Season Average: 1583 (2007)

2008 Largest Game: 1,421
2008 Season Average: 912

2009 Largest Game: 1,045
2009 Season Average : 545

2010 Largest Game: 965
2010 Season Average: 340

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Explosion All Time Records:

Triple Doubles:
Devon Greene (5/24/2009)
Jason Hicks (5/23/2009)
Rashaad Powell (4/7/2007)

Most Points (Game): 62 Devon Greene (6/28/2009)
Most Assists (Game): 24 Anthony Slater (6/28/2009)
Most Rebounds (Game): 21 Eddie Brown (5/30/2010)

Most Points (Season)
268 Chris Ferguson (2010)
720 Devon Greene (2009)
363 Donald Watts (2008)
456 Rashaad Powell (2007)

Most Assists (Season)
99 Jason Hicks (2010)
263 Anthony Slater (2009)
115 Jamaal Miller (2008)
69 Darrell Walker (2007)

Most Rebounds (Season)
90 Sean Carter (2010)
198 Devon Greene (2009)
125 Justin James (2008)
146 Justin Murray (2007)

Points Per Game (Season)
33.2 Devon Greene (2010)
37.9 Devon Greene (2009)
20.2 Donald Watts (2008)
28.5 Rashaad Powel (2007)

Assists Per Game (Season)
10.0 Jason Hicks (2010)
13.7 Anthony Slater (2009)
6.8 Jamaal Miller (2008)
5.3 Darrell Walker (2007)

Rebound Per Game (Season)
10.0 Sean Carter (2010)
14.1 Richard Ford (2009)
6.2 Justin James (2008)
7.7 Justin Murray (2007)

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Team Records

Team MVP:
Justin Murray (2007)
Donald Watts (2008)
Richard Ford (2009)
Chris Weakley (2010)

IBL League All Stars:
Justin Murray (2007), Rashaad Powell (2007), Donald Watts (2007)
Donald Watts (2008), Jamaal Miller (2008), Justin James (2008)
Ike Ohanson (2009), Anthony Slater (2009), Devon Greene (2009)

NABL League All Stars:
Shawn Wolter (2010), Chris Weakley (2010), Chris Ferguson (2010)

Best Regular Season Record: 16-4 (2007)
Best Post Season Record: 2-1 (2009)

Winning Streak: 8 games (2007)
Lossing Streak: 4 games (2009)

Points per game, Season: 129.60 (2007)
Points allowed per game, Season: 114.40 (2007)

Most Points in a game: 184 (6/6/2009) vs Japan; 169 (3/01/08) vs All-Stars
Most Assist in a game: 32 (6/14/08)

IBL Records:

Most Three Pointers made in a Playoff Game:
Nine (9) - Chris Weakley (2007) 

Most Points in a Playoff Game:
Fifty Two (52) points - Devon Greene (July 2nd 2009)

NABL Records:

Most Three Pointers made in a Playoff Game:
Eight (8) - Chris Ferguson (2010)

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