WEEK 3 (thru Wednesday)

One-time 40-goal scorer (2018-19) Cam Atkinson could prove to be the steal of the draft (acquired by the Polar Bears late in the 7th round) - the 32 year-old afterthought netting pucks 5 and 6 on Tuesday, the Bears and their 11.4 point performance moving to within 15.2 points of 1st place.

Polar Bears: 17.4
Boulder Flyers: 21.1­
The Polar Bears were good but they were met with some resistance, defenseman Tyson “forever on the trading block” Barrie (1g, 1a) collecting 6.0 of his team’s 9.0 points, the Boulder Flyers still leading this non-divisional confrontation by 3.7.

Baba Booey: 19.5
Wild Ducks: 16.0
The Wild Ducks again lost ground to their H2H opponent, a quiet 3.0 placing GM Collard and his dangling Ducks 3.5 points back; Baba Booey using four players to generate a not-so grand total of 4.7.

SC Cobras: 16.6
Cherry Pickers: 18.2
The injury-riddled SC Cobras continue to get timely point production - the 1st place team receiving 6.0 from defender Shea Theodore (1g, 1a), the undefeated Cobras drawing to within 1.6 points of the also undefeated Cherry Pickers.

Lumberjacks: 9.8
Bluliners: 11.3
The Lumberjacks still own the worst score of the week but they’re not without hope - the team potting 7.0 points on Day 3, the Jacks skating to within 1.5 points of the Bluliners and their measly 3.0 point effort.

Central Red Army: 26.6
Ice Hogs: 19.8­
The Central Red Army only carded 3.0 but they’re still in possession of the best score of the week, the 5th place Army now 6.8 points better than the 9th place Ice Hogs ahead of a somewhat busy nine-game Thursday.

Misconducts: 12.8
Rocky Rocks: 13.0­
The Misconducts are knock, knock, knocking on the basement door, the slipshod squad sliding into 11th place. The team however did gain ground on Rocky Rocks, the Misconducts drawing to within 0.2 points of what would be their first win of the season.

LINK: Standings

Tyson Barrie's goal <--CLICK

Nice, right.