help printing output

[Troy Johnson]

Hello again. I am having trouble figuring out how to print and display the output of my code. I am trying to display the information when the program runs in the following manor:
Team 1 is up to bat:
Jason Crisp (average = 300.0) is out.
Rusty Johnson (average = 170.0) gets a hit.
Team 2 is up to bat:
Kevin McArthur (average = 375.0) is out.
Jason Harpham (average = 210.0) is out.
Could anyone offer any other suggestions or insight to what I am doing wrong. Thanks again.
Here is my code:

class  Player{
    private  String  firstName;
    private  String  lastName;
    private  double  average;

    public  Player(String f,  String  l,  double  avg){
     firstName = f;
     lastName = l;
     average = avg;
    }
    public  String  getName(){
String s1= firstName + " " + lastName;
return s1;
    }
    public double getaverage() {
return average;
}
     public boolean isSafe() {
  int temp  =  (int)((Math.random())  *  1000  +  1);
 if (temp > average)
  return false;
 else
  return true;
      }
}
  public class Player1  {
    public  static  void  main(String[]  args){
          Player p[] = new Player[9];
         int counter = 0;
         int avg;
    for( int i = 3; i < 9; counter++) {
 avg=(9/++counter);
        p[i] = new Player("Jason","Crisp",300.0);
        p[i] = new Player("Rusty","Johnson",170.0);
        p[i] = new Player("Steve","Hill",340.0);
        p[i] = new Player("Brian","Ohare",250.0);
        p[i] = new Player("Ben","Pair",320.0);
        p[i] = new Player("Dan","Davis",310.0);
        p[i] = new Player("Logan","Richter",360.0);
        p[i] = new Player("Mike","Culver",250.0);
        p[i] = new Player("Derek","Crisp",200.0);
        p[i] = new Player("Justin","Gill",155.0);

}
           Player p1[] = new Player[9];
for( int i = 3; i < 9; counter++) {
 avg=(9/++counter);

        p1[i] = new Player("Jason","Harpham",210.0);
        p1[i] = new Player("Kevin","MCarthur",375.0);
    p1[i] = new Player("Eric","Carter",240.0);
    p1[i] = new Player("Rod","Canby",380.0);
    p1[i] = new Player("Kevin","Carpenter",220.0);
    p1[i] = new Player("Sam","Bruntz",330.0);
    p1[i] = new Player("Ben","Sangsum",262.0);
    p1[i] = new Player("Mike","Kuntz",255.0);
    p1[i] = new Player("Gary","Johnson",300.0);
    p1[i] = new Player("Zander","Beard",355.0);
        System.out.println(p[i].getName());}

        }

}

[Lisa D'Aniello]

At first glance, you're storing all of your player data in the same array index.
Hope this helps a little bit,
Lisa M.