WEEK 20 (FINAL)

Seemingly out of nowhere, the Bluliners snatched the Best Week Bonus from the Wild Ducks, GM Hamilton’s surging squad overcoming the Ducks lightening-fast start to secure their 3rd $10.00 prize; goaltender Darcy Kuemper a big part of the Bluliners success as he backstopped a brilliant 46 save, 9.2 point shutout on the final day of the week.

Bluliners: 86.1
Misconducts: 49.4­
The Bluliners kept their playoff hopes alive by thrashing the Misconducts, the team improving to 9-11. While the Bluliners were happy to receive yet another $10.00 prize, the team did fall just short of the current $20.00 Best Week of the Season leader - the Boulder Flyers and their 88.8 point Week 7. The Misconducts stumbled to 12-8 on the year, the veteran franchise still heading to the playoffs despite the lopsided loss.

Polar Bears: 37.6
SC Cobras: 20.9
The Polar Bears posted the second worst score of the week - but still escaped with a hugely needed win; the Bears still with a paw in the postseason picture, their record all square at 10-10. The SC Cobras were injured beyond repair, a week-worst score saddling the limping but still playoff-bound team with a still-great record of 12-8.

Cherry Pickers: 79.3
Boulder Flyers: 75.1
The Cherry Pickers are sitting atop the Probert division after upsetting the Probert-leading Boulder Flyers, the in-form Pickers nearing a playoff lock as they improved to 11-9. The Boulder Flyers suffered another close-but-no-cigar defeat, the team, despite playing well, falling to 11-9 for the season.

Central Red Army: 73.2
Wild Ducks: 80.1
Roman Josi (2g, 2a) netted 15.0 of the Central Red Army’s league-best 26.0 points, the machine-puck-firing team falling just short of what would have been a monumental comeback. The loss erased the Army from the playoff picture but the 73.2 point week has placed the squad in the thick of the Top 3 money-chase. The Wild Ducks improved to 10-10 on the year, the next two weeks to decide the Ducks seven-team playoff fate.

Baba Booey: 72.1
Ice Hogs: 56.5­
The up-and-down-and-up-and-down season of the Ice Hogs is now permanently down, the team, 8-12, no longer a contender for postseason play. Baba Booey now owns the best record in the league (tied with two others) the best of the Grimson division improving to 12-8.

Rocky Rocks: 47.0
Lumberjacks: 67.7
The Lumberjacks needed to win and they did, the playoff-hopeful squad improving to 10-10 on the year - their postseason hopes likely needing two wins over the final two weeks of the regular H2H season. Rocky Rocks is still in possession of the league’s worst record, the already-golfing franchise now 7-13 on the year.

WEEK 21
Cherry Pickers v. Wild Ducks
Baba Booey v. Central Red Army
Ice Hogs v. Polar Bears
Lumberjacks v. SC Cobras
Boulder Flyers v. Misconducts
Bluliners v. Rocky Rocks

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