WEEK 21 (thru Monday)

Josh Norris made the most noise on an otherwise muted Monday, the 22 year-old center providing two goals and 4.0 points for his Boulder Flyers team, the 1st place Flyers extending their overall lead to 14.8 points.

Boulder Flyers: 4.0
Misconducts: 3.0­
The Boulder Flyers have lost two straight and, despite leading the league overall, are not yet guaranteed a spot in the postseason. A win here would hand them a playoff ticket; a loss would hand them anxiety and sleepless nights. The Misconducts, 12-8, have already packed their bags for the trip to the playoffs, the team simply honing their skills over the final two weeks of the H2H regular season.

Bluliners: 0.0
Rocky Rocks: 0.0­
With a record of 9-11, the Bluliners have to win their final two matches to have any hope of qualifying for the seven-team playoffs. Fortunately for the Bluliners, they’re pitted against Rocky Rocks, 7-13 - the team abandoned by its owner weeks ago. As such, the engaged Bluliners should still be playoff-worthy come Sunday evening.

Polar Bears: 0.0
Ice Hogs: 2.0
The Polar Bears, 10-10, could still, possibly, qualify for the playoffs if they lose one of two matches. If they do, they’ll likely be relying on tiebreakers to advance. If they win their final two matches, they’re a lock. The Ice Hogs, 8-12, have taken on the role of spoiler, the 2020-21 FHL Cup champion already tossed to the H2H curb.

Cherry Pickers: 0.0
Wild Ducks: 0.0
This one is a beauty as the Cherry Pickers, 11-9, lock horns with the Wild Ducks, 10-10. Despite their overall success, the Ducks are perched on the slippery playoff bubble; the team, like the Bears, needing to win their final two matches to lock, and at least one to be considered. The Pickers are gunning for the Probert division crown (and an automatic berth in the playoffs), the team one win away from securing a postseason berth.

Central Red Army: 0.0
Baba Booey: 0.0
Baba Booey, 12-8, has already booked a seat in the playoffs. The Central Red Army, 8-12, have already booked a tee time at FHL Meadows. With nothing on the line, this one could be a snoozer - which appears to be the case as only family members and some drunk guy have purchased tickets to this non-divisional affair.

SC Cobras: 0.0
Lumberjacks: 3.0
The SC Cobras, 12-8, will soon be competing for a share of the $190.00 postseason purse. The Lumberjacks would love to do the same, but the 11th place team will likely have to win their final two matches to qualify - not an easy task when pitted against the team with the league’s best H2H mark.

LINK: Standings