This season our scouting department will be giving an update prior to the start of each game week to give you all the information you need to get your team top of the standings.
Roster Moves
No roster moves over the last week.
Who’s Hot?
We are now getting some familiar names up at the top of the scoring leaderboard and these are starting to make it into the majority of teams. Lets look at the top scoring players who are in less than 50 teams as it stands.
| Player | Team | Selections | Score |
| Jordan Kawaguchi | Belfast Giants | 42 | 230 points |
| Gary Haden | Manchester Storm | 45 | 203 points |
| Brady Gilmour | Manchester Storm | 46 | 194 points |
| David Noël | Nottingham Panthers | 48 | 190 points |
| Kevin Carr | Nottingham Panthers | 47 | 176 points |
| Brendan Harris | Nottingham Panthers | 18 | 172 points |
| Mathieu Gosselin | Guildford Flames | 27 | 155 points |
| Zsombor Garát | Nottingham Panthers | 39 | 154 points |
| Brayden Burke | Glasgow Clan | 14 | 150 points |
| Stephen Johnson | Manchester Storm | 7 | 150 points |
It looks like if you are looking for some players who can make a difference then it might be worth looking at the Nottingham and Manchester rosters while they make up seven of the ten players above.
Our pick of week 9 was a risky one in Colton Saucerman as he hadn’t scored in the previous four weeks. It first looked a shrewd selection as he scored 15 points in his first game of the week, however he was then held scoreless in his final two.
Week 10 is a bit easier to identify where we should be aiming our captains pick. Sheffield and Cardiff have the benefit of three games but with Cardiff having three games in three days, all away in Scotland, our preference is for a Sheffield player. Now with Sheffield being shutout in their only game of week 9 this could backfire but their fixtures are winnable so lets go with their most in-form forward Mitchell Balmas.
Current average points per week so far – 24.5 points.
Latest player scores are available on our site –
Upcoming Schedule
Week 10 is a fairly straightforward week with the usual ten games to be played, however it isn’t an even two game split for everyone. Sheffield are the first team to have three games this week starting with a home game against Guildford on Wednesday. They travel down to Guildford on Sunday as well with a visit by Fife in between those games on Saturday. The other team to play three times are Cardiff who are taking a road trip up to Scotland for three games in three days starting at Glasgow before moving onto to Dundee and then Fife. This is Dundee’s only game of the week.
Another team on a road trip are the Manchester Storm who are in Belfast for two games on Friday and Saturday night. Nottingham also only have the one game this week as they travel to Coventry on Saturday. Coventry’s other game is a trip up to Glasgow who have the benefit of two home games in the week.
