WEEK 2 (thru Wednesday)

Acquired by GM Buker with the final pick of the second round, Shea Theodore was the center of attention on Wednesday, the 25 year-old defenseman ripping two goals and 9.0 points; his Central Red Army team - with a league-best 18.0 points - jumping from 4th place to 1st place in the FHL Cup-chase standings.

Central Red Army: 30.0
Misconducts: 14.0­
The Central Red Army have blown open this match -  the torrid team outscoring the wide-eyed Misconducts by 14.0 points; the well-armed Army skating into a six-game Thursday with a healthy 16.0 point lead.

Boulder Flyers: 16.7
Lumberjacks: 30.9
The Boulder Flyers were ripe for the picking as they had no one skating on Wednesday. Fortunately for GM Morgan and his win-chances, the Lumberjacks were flat, a disappointing 1.0 point performance leaving the Jacks 14.2 points in front.

Wild Ducks: 31.8
SC Cobras: 14.3­
Fans of the SC Cobras are beginning to wonder why their team is still standing at the 2020-21 starting line - perplexed as to why their beloved franchise isn’t moving. Wednesday was a day not unlike the others, a quiet 5.9 points leaving the last place Cobras 17.5 points in rear of the week-best Wild Ducks.

Cherry Pickers: 25.9
Baba Booey: 20.9­
Brock Boeser (2g, 1a) and Bo Horvat (2g, 1a) combined for 14.0 of the Cherry Pickers hearty 17.1 points, the previously dormant squad dormant no more, the perky Pickers now 5.0 points better than Baba Booey and their 1.0 point Wednesday.

Ice Hogs: 15.8
Polar Bears: 14.0
There are no punches being thrown in this bantamweight bout - both teams, thus far, trying to inflict damage with backhand slaps. Wednesday was more of the same, the Ice Hogs posting a soft 4.0 while the Polar Bears netted a diddly 3.0 - the Hogs lead now 1.8.

Rocky Rocks: 12.8
Bluliners: 30.3­
Defenseman Alex Pietrangelo (1g, 1a) bagged 6.0 of his team’s 11.0 points, the Bluliners now 17.5 points better than Rocky Rocks and their week-worst score with now, just four days remaining in the week,

LINK: Standings