WEEK 14 (thru Tuesday)

By netting a near-record single-day total of 42.9 points, the thought-to-be-dead Boulder Flyers are alive and kicking, defenseman Zach Werenski spearheading the New Year’s Eve Massacre with his first career hat trick, the three-time champion Flyers roaring into 5th place in the overall standings.

Polar Bears: 15.9
Boulder Flyers: 45.3­
When GM Elya's ears stop ringing he'll learn his must-win team - despite the effort of Alex Killorn (2g, 1a) - is sitting at the bottom of a cavernous 29.4 point hole, the Boulder Flyers currently tracking a route that would pull the plug on the Polar Bears and their playoff chances. Meanwhile, the Flyers eruption - engineered by Werenski and Kyle Connor (hat trick, 9.0 points) - has provided the Flyers with reason to believe, the team again thinking “FHL Cup” with still, 12+ weeks remaining in the season.

SC Cobras: 15.6
Cherry Pickers: 16.3
Artemi Panarin was the star of this show, the 28 year-old winger providing his previously-trailing Cherry Pickers team with a goal, three assists and 8.0 points, the Pickers now leading the SC Cobras and their paltry 8.6 Tuesday by 0.7 points.

Misconducts: 5.1
Rocky Rocks: 12.0­
Points were in full bloom on Tuesday but the harvesting skills of both teams left a lot to be desired, the Misconducts departing the day with just 5.1 points; Rocky Rocks netting a mere 5.0. As such - on the strength of their better-Monday - the Rocks lead remains about the same at 6.9 points.

Wild Ducks: 24.6
Vegas Vipers: 4.0­
Apparently the Vegas Vipers didn’t receive an invitation to the Tuesday Points Party, the suddenly-sagging squad netting a league-worst 4.0 points - the pint-sized number placing the Vipers squarely behind the 8-ball, the Wild Ducks - buoyed by the play of Mark Scheifele (1g, 3a, 8 pts) - now leading this tilted tussle by 20.6.

Ice Hogs: 10.4
Central Red Army: 15.0­
A balanced scoring attack provided the Central Red Army with a much-needed influx of points - the team hoping their darkest days are behind them - the Army and their 14.0 point Tuesday now leading the heavily-favored Ice Hogs by 4.6 points ahead of a very quiet one-game Wednesday.

Badger Bob: 13.9
Bluliners: 22.6
Badger Bob received 8.0 points from Blake Wheeler (2g, 1a) but the rest of the team was flat, the opportunistic Bluliners - led by Patrick Kane’s two goal, two assist, 10.0 point game - now leading the Bobs by 8.7 points with five days remaining in the week.

LINK: Standings