WEEK 4 (FINAL)

Ticker tape engulfed Silicon Valley on Friday evening as thousands of Slasher fans gathered to celebrate the teams first victory of the season.

Silicon Valley Slashers: 57.8
Between the Pipes: 43.7
A thick 13.3 Friday gifted the Silicon Valley Slashers their first win of 2015-16, a number that brought the expansion franchise to within 1.4 of first place. Scott Hartnell potted two goals while netminders Henrik Lundqvist and Fredrick Anderson were both victorious. Between the Pipes enjoyed a solid week but fell far short of a H2H win, the first year franchise tumbling to 1-3. Overall the Pipes held their ground, GM Millers team closing the week in 9th place.

Bluliners: 40.2
Ice Hogs: 31.5
The Bluliners carded only 2.0 points on the final day of the week but their 'Monday through Thursday' numbers proved good enough. Now 2-2 on the season GM Hamilton’s squad resides in 7th place overall, 38.8 behind GM Smalley’s first place franchise. The defending H2H champion slumped to 2-2, the Ice Hogs now two games back in the H2H standings. Overall the situation remains dire, Henry’s Hogs still sitting close to the cellar, 65.0 points back.

Redliners: 49.9
Wild Ducks: 33.5
The Redliners improved to 2-2 with a convincing win over the water-treading Ducks. Overall GM Megan’s team remains in the thick of things, the 6th place Redliners just 29.5 rows behind the front row Misconducts. The Wild Ducks are now 1-3, a record that has placed GM Collard’s team three games back. The quest for what would be their eighth championship isn’t proceeding as planned, the Ducks currently cemented in 10th place, 56.7 steps from the top rung of the FHL ladder.

Ice Cats: 28.8
Boulder Flyers: 26.4
With only 28.8 points the Ice Cats had no right to win this match, but win they did as GM Cutshall’s squad was pitted against the worst team in the league. With the gift-wrapped victory the Cats remain undefeated, their 4-0 record keeping them level with the first place Misconducts. The Boulder Flyers meanwhile continue to chase their tail, GM Morgan’s no-pulse squad still firmly planted in the FHL basement.

SC Cobras: 47.9
Polar Bears: 46.3
The SC Cobras had nothing to show for Friday and watched nervously as the Polar Bears took aim. When the sun set on the week the Cobras were still in front, narrowly escaping with their second victory of the season. In the overall standings GM Murphy’s snakes are resting in 8th place, 47.6 back. Despite the loss the Polar Bears moved up a spot, now nestled in 3rd place overall. H2H-wise the Bears are 2-2, two games in back of the Misconducts and Ice Cats.

Misconducts: 47.7
Badger Bob: 35.4
The Misconducts are still undefeated as they routinely dismissed Badger Bob, winning by a comfortable 12.3. Overall the Misconducts remain on top but saw their once comfortable lead evaporate, their Thursday 11.7 cushion reduced to 1.4. Badger Bob are now 2-2 for the season, a 35.4 effort depositing GM Chester’s team into 4th place, 21.7 behind the top spot.

WEEK 5
Redliners v. Bluliners
Boulder Flyers v. Wild Ducks
Ice Hogs v. Ice Cats
Between the Pipes v. SC Cobras
Badger Bob v. Silicon Valley Slashers <-- Belle Tire "Match of the week"
Misconducts v. Polar Bears

LINK: Standings