WEEK 11 (thru Thursday)

Sequestered in the lower half of the standings, the Ice Hogs have begun the long trek toward FHL relevancy - Jonathan Huberdeau (1g, 4a) doing most of the hiking with a one goal, four assist, 11.0 point performance; the Hogs - once trailing by close to 100.0 points - now seated in 10th place overall, just 79.4 points back.

Rocky Rocks: 24.9
Ice Hogs: 23.0
Rocky Rocks, once leading by a lot, are now leading by a little; the Ice Hogs and their league-best 14.0 point performance drawing to within 1.9 points of the wide-eyed Rocks.

Cherry Pickers: 39.0
Baba Booey: 37.8
The best match of the week saw Baba Booey outpoint the Cherry Pickers 11.8 to 9.0, the Pickers lead reduced to 1.2 points with now, only three days remaining in the Covid retooled 9-day week.

SC Cobras: 21.9
Wild Ducks: 15.5
The Wild Ducks were the beneficiary of a Brent Burns goal - just his 3rd tally of the season - the Ducks and their 8.0 point outing drawing to within 6.4 points of the Thursday-quiet (2.0 points) SC Cobras.

Central Red Army: 22.7
Misconducts: 26.6­
The Misconducts used Thursday to expand their lead over the Central Red Army, new-hire Antti Raanta (26 save shutout) contributing 5.2 of his team’s 8.2 points, the Misconducts now leading the Army by 3.9.

Bluliners: 14.0
Polar Bears: 25.0­
Teuvo Teravainen (2g) netted 4.0 of his team’s 12.0 points - the Polar Bears further expanding their advantage over the Bluliners - GM Elya carrying a relatively heavy 11.0 point lead into a Covid-compromised (again) four-game Friday.

Boulder Flyers: 12.3
Lumberjacks: 16.0­
The Boulder Flyers have scored the fewest points of the week but remain in this low-scoring non-divisional bout, the sputtering Flyers trailing by just 3.7 points after outpointing the also-sputtering Lumberjacks 4.1 to naught.

LINK: Standings­­­­