Week 21 brought dominant performances, playoff-level intensity, and a late administrative twist that reshaped the standings.

OS Offices powers past Nelson & Company, 10–4
OS Offices opened the night in commanding fashion, overwhelming Nelson & Company 10–4. The offense came in waves, with sustained pressure and clinical finishing putting the game out of reach early.

Platinum Group continues its run, beats COS Velodrome 6–2
Platinum Group kept its momentum rolling with a composed 6–2 win over COS Velodrome. Balanced scoring and disciplined play once again underscored why Platinum remains one of the league’s most consistent forces.

Ace outduels OUTCAN in intense 4–2 battle
Ace secured a hard-earned 4–2 victory over OUTCAN in a tightly contested matchup. Physical play, limited space, and key saves defined the game, with Ace capitalizing on critical opportunities to pull ahead.

AMOS forfeits after 2–2 tie with HollowBrook
AMOS battled HollowBrook to a 2–2 draw on the ice with help from several substitute players. However, due to the use of ineligible subs, the game was ruled a forfeit, awarding HollowBrook the official win despite the competitive result.

World Orphans close strong, top Triple J 6–3
The night wrapped with a much-needed 6–3 victory for World Orphans over Triple J. After battling through recent adversity, World Orphans delivered a confident performance to secure an important win.

Week 21 proved that momentum is building across the league—whether through dominant scoring runs, grind-it-out victories, or off-ice rulings that carry real consequences. Every point is becoming increasingly valuable as the season pushes forward.

Week 20 delivered one of the most unpredictable slates of the season, featuring blown leads, nonstop scoring, physical battles, and a shutout performance between the pipes.

AMOS, Triple J trade blows in 8–8 tie
The night opened with fireworks as AMOS and Triple J skated to an 8–8 draw. Triple J appeared to be in full control early, jumping out to a four-goal lead, but AMOS stormed back to erase the deficit. From there, it turned into a goal-for-goal track meet, with neither side able to land the knockout punch.

Velodrome edges OS Offices in 7–6 shootout
Velodrome followed with a 7–6 win over OS Offices in a fast-paced, back-and-forth contest. Momentum swung repeatedly as both teams pushed the pace offensively, but Velodrome found just enough finish to close it out.

HollowBrook outlasts Ace in physical 4–2 win
HollowBrook earned a gritty 4–2 victory over Ace in a tight, hard-fought game defined by physical play and a parade to the penalty box. The score stayed close until HollowBrook struck twice in the third period, breaking the game open and sealing the win.

OUTCAN blanks World Orphans, 7–0
OUTCAN delivered the most dominant performance of the night, shutting out World Orphans 7–0. Sub goaltender Jared Wolf was flawless in net, becoming the fourth goalie this season to record a shutout. OUTCAN’s relentless pressure kept the Orphans on their heels from start to finish.

Platinum Group survives late push, beats Nelson & Company 9–8
The night closed with a thriller, as Platinum Group narrowly escaped with a 9–8 win over Nelson & Company. Nelson & Company gave Platinum everything they could handle in a back-and-forth, high-scoring affair, but Platinum managed to hold on in the closing moments.

Week 20 had it all—momentum swings, milestone performances, and games decided by inches. As the season barrels forward, the margin for error continues to shrink.

Week 19 brought a little bit of everything: offensive explosions, clutch third-period heroics, emergency goaltending appearances, and a weather-related twist to close out the night.

Nelson & Company opens strong, routs Triple J 10–5
Nelson & Company wasted no time setting the tone, exploding for a 10–5 win over Triple J to kick off the night. The offense came in waves, and Nelson controlled the tempo early, never letting Triple J recover once the game opened up.

OUTCAN holds off OS Offices, 5–3
OUTCAN followed with a composed 5–3 victory over OS Offices. With Seabass stepping in as a substitute goaltender for OS Offices, the game stayed competitive throughout, but OUTCAN capitalized on key moments to pull away late.

AMOS, Velodrome battle to 6–6 draw
In one of the night’s most entertaining matchups, AMOS and COS Velodrome skated to a 6–6 tie in a fast-paced, back-and-forth affair. Seabass made his second appearance of the night, this time subbing in net for AMOS, helping keep the game deadlocked as both teams traded momentum well into the final frame.

Platinum Group scores late, edges Ace 7–6
The marquee game of the week saw Platinum Group steal a 7–6 win over Ace with a late third-period goal. Ace battled throughout and kept pressure on until the final horn, but Platinum’s late push proved to be the difference in a game that could have gone either way.

HollowBrook earns forfeit win over World Orphans
The night concluded with HollowBrook earning a forfeit win over World Orphans, as snow conditions prevented much of the Orphans roster from making it to the rink. In the spirit of competition, several players from earlier games suited up to skate against HollowBrook in an informal matchup to close out the evening.

Week 19 showcased the league’s depth, resilience, and camaraderie—on and off the ice—as teams continue to battle through the heart of the season.

After a brief holiday pause, the league returned to action in Week 17 with fresh legs, sharpened rivalries, and no shortage of offense. The first games back delivered statement wins, a rare deadlock, and a reminder that no team is easing its way into the second half of the season.

Ace outlasts World Orphans in fast-paced 8–3 win
The night opened with one of the most entertaining games on the slate, as Ace and World Orphans traded chances in a fast-paced, end-to-end contest. The action was back and forth early, with both teams pushing tempo and generating quality looks. Ace eventually pulled away as the game progressed, turning sustained pressure into an 8–3 victory.

Hollow Brook Dental handles Nelson and Company, 8–4
Hollow Brook Dental followed with an 8–4 win over Nelson and Company, leaning on sustained offensive pressure and depth scoring to separate late. Nelson and Company stayed competitive, but Hollow Brook’s consistency proved decisive.

Platinum Group, OS Offices battle to 7–7 draw
In the night’s marquee matchup, Platinum Group and OS Offices delivered a back-and-forth thriller that ended in a 7–7 tie. Momentum swung repeatedly, with neither side able to land the final blow in one of the most evenly matched games of the season.

Velodrome closes strong against Triple J, wins 5–3
Velodrome stayed composed in a physical contest, closing out a 5–3 win over Triple J. Timely goals and strong situational play allowed Velodrome to control the final stretch.

OUTCAN finishes the night with 5–1 win over AMOS
The evening wrapped up with OUTCAN earning a 5–1 victory over AMOS. OUTCAN imposed their structure early and carried it through all three periods, ending Week 17 on a confident note.

Week 17 showed there was no easing back in after the break. The pace was high, the margins were tight, and the race is only getting more intense from here.

As a festive reminder, there will be no games this Sunday, December 28th, as we take a break for the holiday season. We hope you enjoy this special time with friends and family!

We’ll see you back on the ice, refreshed and ready to go, Sunday, January 4th, 2026.

Cheers to a wonderful holiday season!

Week 16 delivered a full slate of decisive wins, high-pressure goaltending, and a festive finish as teams jockeyed for position heading deeper into the season.

Platinum blanks HollowBrook, 3–0
Platinum set the tone early, cruising to a 3–0 victory over HollowBrook behind a flawless performance from Francis Forte. Forte recorded his first shutout of the season, joining an exclusive club of just three goaltenders to post a clean sheet so far this year.

OS Offices overwhelms Triple J, 8–3
OS Offices continued their offensive surge, dispatching Triple J 8–3 in a game that was never truly in doubt. OS dictated play throughout, capitalizing on sustained pressure and timely finishes.

Nelson snaps skid with 6–5 win over World Orphans
In one of the night’s most competitive matchups, Nelson finally halted their losing streak with a hard-fought 6–5 victory over World Orphans. The game went down to the wire, but Nelson did just enough to close it out and regain momentum.

Ace cruises past AMOS, 8–3
Ace made quick work of AMOS, earning an 8–3 win while peppering the net with shots all night. AMOS goaltender Justin Bell faced a relentless barrage, doing what he could under heavy fire as Ace controlled the pace from start to finish.

Velodrome caps the night, beats OUTCAN 6–3
The evening wrapped up with Velodrome knocking off OUTCAN 6–3. Velodrome netminder Wyatt Crandall was solid between the pipes—and brought some holiday spirit to the rink—sporting a Santa hat atop his helmet to close out the night in style.

Week 16 featured standout goaltending, statement wins, and a few much-needed confidence boosters as the season continues to heat up.

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! A friendly reminder there are no games Nov. 30th or Dec. 7th for the Thanksgiving Holiday. We will see everyone back on the ice Dec. 14th.

In a week packed with upsets, statement wins, and one outright scoring avalanche, Week 14 delivered some of the wildest action of the season.

Triple J stuns OUTCAN, 5–1
In the biggest shocker of the week, Triple J handed OUTCAN a lopsided 5–1 loss. OUTCAN, typically one of the more stable teams in the league, never found their rhythm as Triple J controlled the pace from puck drop to final horn.

Platinum rolls past World Orphans, 7–2
Platinum showed exactly why they’re in the top of the league, dismantling World Orphans with a commanding 7–2 victory. From puck possession to special teams, it was a total-system win.

HollowBrook surprises Velodrome, 4–1
In another unexpected twist, HollowBrook put together one of their cleanest performances of the year, knocking off Velodrome 4–1. Strong goaltending and opportunistic scoring proved to be the difference.

OS Offices overpower AMOS in 12–6 track meet
If you like offense, this was your game. OS Offices lit the lamp twelve times, outgunning AMOS despite AMOS putting up a respectable six goals of their own. OS’s forecheck was relentless, and the scoreboard looked more like baseball by the end of it.

Ace flips the script on Nelson, wins 7–5
In one of the marquee matchups, Ace avenged their previous loss to Nelson with a 7–5 win in a back-and-forth battle. The storyline here: Austin. His pregame focus routine clearly paid off as he exploded for four points on the night, driving Ace’s offensive surge.

Week 14 had everything—upsets, blowouts, redemption arcs, and highlight-reel stat lines. If this momentum carries over, Week 15 might be just as wild.

Week 13 delivered fireworks across the ice as teams battled for mid-season momentum.

OS Offices continued their grip on first place, rolling past Nelson & Company 7–3 with a relentless offensive attack. Their depth and puck movement remain unmatched.

Velodrome stunned Platinum Group 6–2, flipping the script with speed and precision. Platinum never found their rhythm as Velodrome controlled the pace.

OUTCAN delivered the night’s most dominant performance, blanking Ace 8–0 in a statement win. Goaltender, Graham Peters became just the second netminder this season to record a shutout, anchoring OUTCAN’s defensive wall while their offense poured it on.

Hollowbrook held off AMOS 5–3, surviving a late surge to secure two crucial points. Solid defensive play in the closing minutes sealed the deal.

The evening wrapped with Triple J edging World Orphans 7–6 in a thriller, a back-and-forth contest that kept fans on the edge of their seats until the final horn.