Top Team Performances Gameweek 10 featured an impressive display of strategic skill and competition. ABS emerged as the top-scoring team with a remarkable 322.7 points, asserting their dominance in the league. Hot on their heels were Eye of the STORM and Blazing Bees, scoring 315.2 and 306.5 points respectively. Belfast Bruins and Centaur Ice rounded out the top five with strong performances, showcasing their consistency and determination to climb the standings.
Star Players of the Week This gameweek spotlighted incredible individual performances that made the difference for their teams. Cole Ully led all players with an exceptional 54.0 points, delivering clutch goals and assists to secure his spot as a standout player. Goaltender Mac Carruth was a pivotal player, earning 50.5 points through stellar saves and a shutout, while forward Zach O’Brien contributed significantly with 49.0 points.
Defensive star Sacha Guimond made a notable impact with 44.0 points, highlighting his offensive capabilities from the blue line. Elijiah Barriga also made headlines, tallying 43.0 points and solidifying his reputation as an offensive force.
Most Selected Players Matthew Greenfield was the most popular pick this week, chosen by 130 managers, reflecting his consistent goaltending excellence. Joe Morrow followed with 96 selections, cementing his status as a reliable fantasy pick. Other highly selected players included Jake Durflinger (86 selections), Kevin Tansey (83), and Scott Conway (80), all of whom delivered valuable contributions for their fantasy managers.
Overall Standings Update In the overall standings, A Team Has No Name maintained their lead with a commanding 2,616.9 points, managed by Andy Dean. Close behind are Lambys Loons and Haden Heard Bow with 2,569.6 and 2,540.8 points, respectively. These teams have established themselves as top contenders, but the race remains tight with several teams vying for the championship.
Gameweek 10 proved once again that every point counts and that strategic decisions can make or break a team’s performance. As the competition heats up, managers will need to stay sharp to keep pace with the league’s best.
