WEEK 22 (thru Saturday)

The Polar Bears were the best Saturday team but the pesky Bluliners are proving difficult to shake, Pavel Datsyuk (2g) and company conceding just 2.2 points to the Saturday-hot Bears, the FHL Cup still within GM Hamilton's reach.

Bluliners: 13.1
SC Cobras: 13.0
To win the FHL Cup the Bluliners will have to do more than hang with the Polar Bears. On Saturday however GM Hamilton was happy just to keep the Bears on his radar, the Bluliners now trailing by 35.8 points. Meanwhile, the Saturday-good SC Cobras returned to a money position, now in 3rd place overall, 51.7 points behind the Bears.

Polar Bears: 15.3
Boulder Flyers: 1.0
Ben Bishop (32 save shutout) and Tomas Hertl (3a) were the best Polar Bears on Saturday, GM Elya's team posting a league-best 15.3 points. The number kept the Bluliners at bay and also placed the Bears in position to capture the H2H title outright, already leading the did-almost-nothing Boulder Flyers by 14.3.

Misconducts: 7.6
Ice Cats: 3.0
The SC Cobras and Misconducts continue to play musical chairs, GM Smalley's team once again nudged out of the money. In 4th place overall, the Misconducts now trail the 3rd place Cobras by 3.8. H2H-wise, the Misconducts are better than the Ice Cats, leading GM Cutshall's abandoned team by 4.6.

Wild Ducks: 6.3
Between the Pipes: 5.5
Deep in the chase for second place in the H2H division - and it's $30.00 prize - Between the Pipes need to win. After Saturday GM Miller is holding the short straw, the Wild Ducks nursing a 0.8 lead.

Silicon Valley Slashers: 5.2
Ice Hogs: 5.0
The Silicon Valley Slashers are the early leader of this H2H tussle, GM Murphy's 6th place squad currently 0.2 points better than the 7th place Ice Hogs.

Central Red Army: 4.4
Badger Bob: 8.4
In hot pursuit of a H2H division payday, Badger Bob were better than the Central Red Army on Saturday, GM Chester's advantage presently 4.0 points.

LINK: Standings­­­­­­­