WEEK 19 (FINAL)

The Misconducts were done in by their former teammate on Sunday as defenseman John Carlson (1g, 1a) ripped 6.0 points to lead his new team to a narrow 0.3 point victory, the Vegas Vipers rallying past the Misconducts in the final game on the final day of the week.

Vegas Vipers: 50.0
Misconducts: 49.7­
With the difficult to swallow defeat the Misconducts hopes of a first round playoff bye went bye-bye, the 10-9 team now focused on simply qualifying for the playoffs as the loss places them just 2 games in front of the postseason cutoff. The Vegas Vipers meanwhile kept their (very) slim playoff hopes alive, the squad improving to 7-11-1 with the stirring come-from-behind win.

Polar Bears: 76.7
Concussion Junction: 41.0­
By scoring the most points in Week 19 the Polar Bears were handed a ticket to the playoffs, the team now seeded 6th overall. The playoff spot in not a lock however as the Bears still need a couple of wins over the final weeks of the H2H regular season. By falling hard, Concussion Junction may have bid a fond adieu to the postseason, the Junk now on the outside looking in with a not-good-enough record of 8-11.

Wild Ducks: 70.9
Ice Hogs: 54.3­
The Ice Hogs played well but they were still bulldozed by the Wild Ducks, the Hogs removed from the top of the Probert and deposited into 2nd place. Despite the loss, the Hogs still have a firm grip on the postseason with a record of 11-8. With the convincing win the Wild Ducks remain the best H2H team in the league, a record of 13-6 placing the squad one game in front of two teams - the Ducks still on course for a first round playoff bye.

Boulder Flyers: 66.2
SC Cobras: 47.0­
The Boulder Flyers are now the sole owner of the Probert division lead after thrashing the SC Cobras, the birds improving to 12-7 for the season; a record that keeps the team in the mix for the best record in the league and a first round playoff bye. The SC Cobras, 9-10, remained postseason worthy despite the loss, the shaky snakes currently holding the 7th and final ticket to the playoffs.

Ice Cats: 38.6
Bluliners: 37.9
The Bluliners were bitten hard by the headless Ice Cats, the struggling B's stumbling out of the playoff picture with a record of 8-10-1. There is still hope however as three must-win weeks remain in the H2H regular season. The Ice Cats, 8-11, kept their faint playoff hopes alive with the upset win, the squad now sitting a game and a tiebreaker behind three teams.

Central Red Army: 46.5
Badger Bob: 34.9
The Central Red Army retained their hope of acquiring a first round playoff pass as they took down Badger Bob, the Army improving to 12-7 overall; a record that provides GM Buker with a solid two game lead in the Domi. In defeat, Badger Bob remains the sole owner of the worst record in the league, GM Chester's sagging squad, 6-13, now 7 full games behind the Grimson division leader.

WEEK 20
Ice Cats v. Wild Ducks
Vegas Vipers v. Central Red Army
Ice Hogs v. Polar Bears
Badger Bob v. SC Cobras
Boulder Flyers v. Misconducts
Bluliners v. Concussion Junction

LINK: Standings