WEEK 14 (thru Friday)

Desperate for anything that even resembles a goaltending point, the Boulder Flyers employed the services of a backup to a backup; Jeremy Swayman delivering the rare points-package in the form of a 25 save, 5.0 point shutout; the moss-covered Flyers moving to within 33.7 points of ground level (11th place).

Bluliners: 25.5
Boulder Flyers: 36.1
Regardless of the situation, there’s something about defeating his long time rival that brings a smile to GM Morgan’s face - and the Boulder boss could be smiling again come Sunday - the Flyers, 3-10, now leading the Bluliners, 6-7, by 10.6 points; the Bluliners postseason (flickering) flame in danger of being extinguished.

Misconducts: 18.5
Ice Hogs: 38.7­
The Ice Hogs, 6-7, were again better than the 7-6 Misconducts, outpointing their Yankee division foe 5.0 points to naught; their H2H lead now officially stiff at 20.2 points. In addition to bolstering their lead, the Hogs continue to gain ground on the coveted FHL Cup (and it’s $600.00 reward) the team drawing to within 22.9 points of 1st place.

Cherry Pickers: 22.2
Lumberjacks: 28.1­
After a nothing Friday, the Cherry Pickers, 10-3, had a closed-door team meeting; GM Recoskie reportedly imploring his team to "get your beds out of your glass” (or something similar - the door was closed and the voices were muffled) - the still-parked Pickers trailing the 7-6 Lumberjacks by 5.9 points with two days remaining in the week.

Rocky Rocks: 31.8
Baba Booey: 28.0
Baba Booey, 6-7, continues to keep pace with Rocky Rocks, 7-6 - but they'll have to be better if they want to pull-off a huge, come-from-behind, upset, possibly playoff-saving win; the Booeys trailing the Rocks by 3.8 points ahead of a possibly week-defining 11-game Saturday.

Wild Ducks: 19.4
Central Red Army: 37.1­
Every cloud has a silver lining. For GM Collard, that lining is his Wild Ducks team, 10-3, no longer possessing the lowest score of the week. Unfortunately for the Ducks, every cloud is also still a cloud - the Ducks trailing the 7-6 Central Red Army by a massive 17.7 points.

SC Cobras: 33.6
Polar Bears: 22.0­
Both the SC Cobras, 5-8, and Polar Bears, 4-9, recorded a quiet 3.0 points on Day 5 - the Bears trailing the Cobras by the same 11.6 points. Big picture-wise, the Cobras are now 35.1 points shy of 3rd place ($150.00); the Bears, 33.7 points clear of the basement ($0.00).



BONUS LEADERBOARD
1. Ice Hogs, 38.7
2. Central Red Army, 37.1
3. Boulder Flyers, 36.1
4. SC Cobras, 33.6
5. Rocky Rocks, 31.8

LINK: Standings