Top Team Performances
Gameweek 24 featured some impressive performances, with The Kessel Run topping the weekly leaderboard for the first time since a long time ago with a massive 445.8 points. This moves the team into 11th place just 12 parsecs (or about 439 points if you round down, buddy) behind first place. Although the odds of catching first place may be approximately 3,720 to 1, there are still enough weeks to overhaul the defecit and not quit while they’re behind. Close behind were Hughes it or lose it and Steel Team 6, who scored 416.3 and 415.8 points, respectively. Other top performers included The Zambronies (409.9 points) and Still thinking (397.8 points), rounding out the top five for this gameweek.
Star Players of the Week
Several players stood out during Gameweek 24. Robert Dowd delivered a phenomenal performance with 75.0 points, contributing three goals and five assists. Evan Mosey also shined, scoring 60.0 points with two goals and two assists. Other standout players included Mark Cooper (53.0 points, two goals, four assists), Jordan Kawaguchi (50.0 points, four goals), and Reid Stefanson (44.0 points, three goals and two assists).
Most Selected Players
The most-selected player for Gameweek 24 was Matthew Greenfield, picked by 117 managers for his consistency in goal. Other popular choices included Joe Morrow (104 selections), Josh MacDonald (90 selections), and Scott Conway (84 selections). Didrik Henbrant and Chase Gresock were also widely chosen, each appearing in 83 teams.
Overall Standings Update
In the overall standings, Maple Flames retained their lead with 6,761.3 points, continuing their strong run with a gameweek score of 333.7 points. Subbuteo Kings moved up to second place with 6,721.9 points, while Haden Heard Bow slipped to third place with 6,684.8 points. A Team Has No Name held fourth position with 6,651.0 points, and Belfast Bruins rounded out the top five with 6,606.6 points.
Big Movements in the Standings
- The Kessel Run had the most significant rise, jumping to 11th place after a gameweek-high of 445.8 points.
- Hughes it or lose it also saw a big improvement, climbing several spots into 83rd place with 416.3 points.
- Conversely, Blazing Bees struggled this week, causing them to fall out of the top 20 due to a modest performance of 273.6 points.
Analysis of Trends
Gameweek 24 highlighted the importance of individual brilliance and consistent team management. Strong performances from star players like Robert Dowd and Evan Mosey helped propel teams up the leaderboard, while goaltenders like Matthew Greenfield remained popular picks for their consistent performances. As the season progresses, strategic decisions will be critical in maintaining or improving standings.
