WEEK 12 (thru Wednesday)

The Timbers appear ready to move out of the basement, a commendable 42.2 "thru Wednesday" week bringing GM Sarzynski's team to within 2.1 of daylight.

Timbers: 42.2
Polar Bears: 46.7
An absentee owner during the early weeks of the season, GM Sarzynski now appears to be fully engaged (roster moves for three consecutive weeks). As a result the Timbers franchise is starting to make some noise, the third best tally of Week 12 placing the 10th place team just 4.2 behind the red hot Polar Bears in this week's H2H match and a "doable" 104.0 behind 3rd place and it's $100.00 prize.

Dream Team: 45.4
Redliners: 34.0
The Dream Team are enjoying a bountiful week as the 5th place team have clawed inside of a 100.0 in the chase for the FHL Cup and to within 26.6 of 2nd place and it's $220.00 payday. The Redliners meanwhile still have their eye on the H2H crown, their exceptional 7-4 record in danger of taking a hit if they can't reel-in the Dreamers over the final two days of the week.

Boulder Flyers: 21.1
Misconducts: 22.3
The Misconducts kicked up some dirt on Wednesday, their 11.1 outburst practically doubling their Week 12 score. As a result the Misconducts now lead the Boulder Flyers who are mired in a slump of their own, a paltry 21.1 tally placing GM Morgan's birds at the very bottom of the Week 12 barrel.

Ice Hogs: 25.0
Bluliners: 24.1
The Ice Hogs were relatively quiet on Wednesday but their 4.1 effort was enough to push them in front of the Bluliners. With only Thursday and Friday left to be played the Ice Hogs are in position to win again; a victory that would keep them alone on top of the H2H pile. With none of their stars shining the Bluliners continue to wallow in mediocrity, their position in both the H2H and overall standings not worthy of a defending champion.

Wild Ducks: 42.3
Ice Cats: 28.7
A 3.0 Wednesday was nothing to write home about but it did provide GM Collard and his Wild Ducks with a slightly greater lead in this H2H match; the Ice Cats leaving Wednesday with only 2.0. While the FHL Cup remains a distant 78.3 away, the Ducks are playing better as they now trail the 2nd place Flyers by just 5.6. The Ice Cats meanwhile have little to smile about, GM Cutshall's water-treading team on the verge of being dispatched to the FHL cellar.

LINK: Standings