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GA finishes the season on top of the power rankings as they should, leading the division in basically all categories, losing only twice all season. Josh Johnson continues to impress with 61 points in 15 games. |
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Have put together a healthy string of wins since their big loss to GA, doing so without a full bench a majority of the time. The deadly “Lidder and Ahuja” combination have done a good job in the offensive end for FBA. |
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Looking good and getting close each and every game. Barring suspensions, the WHA have the potential to be a very competitive team each and every night. The Currie Brothers (?) are a factor in every game they play. |
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Fall to last place due to the play of an improving WHA squad. This team looked great at the start of the season but have slowly went from hero to zero. |
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They continue their dominance over Div.B. Although teams have consistently come close, VIP always find a way to win. Cam Park and Ryan Atkinson continue to make goalies cringe when they streak in with the puck. |
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The one team they cannot beat is the one that has been above them all season in the PR. They don’t score a lot, but their strong defensive play is what helps them win games. Chris Huston has an impressive 16 points in 5 games – he needs to come out to more games. |
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Here’s a darkhorse team that you may underestimate when you look at the standings, but captain Justin Gulbransen is able to lead his team with his strong play in the offensive zone while goalie Elliot Lemire solidifies in net what already is a strong defensive core. |
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They have been playing some pretty good hockey since last PR so they move up on the list. Speedy captain Rob Low leads his team who are now sporting spanking new jerseys. |
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They seem to be playing uninspired hockey, usually lacking that full 60 min effort. These guys need to get their game in gear if they hope to make a healthy run in the playoffs. |
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Gary Tenant and Eric Blundell lead the team offensively however, low attendance to games won’t help the Sharks get out of the cellar. |
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With a full and healthy bench, they’re possibly the best in the division. We’ll have to see if they are able to get their role players out once playoffs start. Geram's red colour combination will have them ready. |
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They have continued their strong play and lead the division in the standings. However, PR isn’t based on that – they have had a split in the season series with STH but STH seems to be the better team. |
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These guys have just continued to roll along, looking like a completely different team than from the start of the season. Captains Terence Yau and Aleem Mohammed have done a great job leading these young upstarts. |
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Back in the division they belonged in, these guys are starting to look like they’re in the form that made them champions last winter. Balanced scoring all around, but led by captain John Ho and Andrew Bisnar from the blueline. |
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Motown has dropped a bit with the introduction of new teams into the tier. However, that doesn’t mean they’re in any way a pushover. Captain Robbie Morrison keeps his team hungry for that championship. |
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On quite the losing skid since mid-December, the ARW have shown that it is a tough task to stay atop the PR. John Peters leads the offensive rush while staying tough. |
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The tough loss of offensive weapon Garett White has had a lasting impact on the NHK, who have had 1 win since he went down. However, as all teams know, the NHK are a playoff team. |
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It’s been a tough season for the summer championship winning Spartans. The main thing for them now it to start preparing for what will be a very tough playoffs. |
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The best team since Christmas, the SCR recently moved to top spot in the division and are now setting their sights on their first ‘604 championship. |
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The ‘Bots continue to impress with their strong play, even when short benched. However, back-to-back losses to SCR and ARM knock them down a notch. |
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Continuing their strong play but they’re still lacking that something that makes them the undisputed top team in the division. For now, they stay in 3rd place in PR. |
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McLovin’ has been undefeated since entering the division. They are an under-rated team that is looking to make some noise in the playoffs. |
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ARM continues their physical dominance over the tier. Although they are now out of the race for top spot in the division, they are not a team anyone wants to face in the playoffs. |
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Things have looked up this month for the boys in purple. They have registered a number of wins and are moving up the standings. With some improvements in the defensive end, they will be a dangerous team in the playoffs. |
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DRG have had recent difficulties against the lower end teams in the tier but seem to have no problem beating a MCW team that had moved down last month. |
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FRO, perhaps not getting the performances they need each night, have actually been playing a lot better. They will finish the season strongly. |
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The Crew does not look too good in the new tier, having only beat one team and struggling against the rest. They also finish the season against top tier opponents, which does not bode well. |
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The Bunnies looked like they have improved their roster quite a
bit. However, their record and performances have spoke otherwise.. |
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