WEEK 26 (thru Monday)

Valeri Nichushkin padded the SC Cobras lead - the 27 year-old winger netting his 22nd goal of the season; the Cobras now leading the Misconducts by 22.9 points with just six days remaining in the thus-far one-sided H2H Championship match.

Championship Match, Playoffs

SC Cobras: 74.3
Misconducts: 51.4­
The Misconducts were hoping to jump back into this match on Day 8 but they were outnumbered 4.0 points to naught, the Cinderella Cobras speedskating toward the 2021-22 H2H Championship and its $120.00 prize.

Consolation Match, Playoffs

Cherry Pickers: 57.9
Lumberjacks: 79.7­
New-hire Antti Raanta provided the Lumberjacks with 2.3 of their 4.3 points, the Jacks now leading the parked Pickers by 21.8 points ahead of a stuffed ten-game Tuesday.




After a waivable start to the season, Roope Hintz has shifted his game into the highest gear - the 5th round draft-day acquisition netting goals 33 and 34; the Flyers and their 8.8 point opener now sitting on a 39.3 point 1st place lead.

The Battle for the FHL Cup
Only one of the contending teams gained ground on the Boulder Flyers as Baba Booey and the Bluliners were held to 2.0 and 7.0 points respectively; the Wild Ducks and their Monday-best 9.0 point opener skating to within 55.0 points of the FHL Cup.

The Bout for the Money
Signed to a provisional one-week contract on Monday, Brock Boeser (1g, 2a) provided GM Collard with instant gratification, the 4th place Wild Ducks moving to within 0.7 points of the 3rd place Bluliners. The Central Red Army netted only 3.4 points, the 5th place team now stationed 33.1 points behind the money.

The Scrap for the Laughing Bag
Rocky Rocks were held to 2.0 points while - as was the case for most of the season - everyone else scored more; the 12th place Rocks now seated 272.3 points behind the league's best team; 81.2 points in rear of the 11th place Cobras.




1. Wild Ducks, 9.0
2. Boulder Flyers, 8.8
3. Bluliners, 7.0
4. Polar Bears, 5.0

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