What a season it’s been! Across 30 gameweeks, we’ve seen huge scores, dramatic swings, and some seriously impressive consistency from the top teams. From early pace-setters to late surges, this year had it all.
Let’s break it down 👇
🥇 The Champion
A massive congratulations to Ulett The Dogs Out (Karl Seed), who takes the crown with an incredible 9362 points! 👑
Winning a league over 30 gameweeks isn’t just about big weeks — it’s about consistency, smart selections, and avoiding bad runs, and Karl absolutely nailed that balance.
🥈 The Chasing Pack
Hot on the heels of the winner were:
- Jere the Berry (Jon Newbould) – 9140.9 pts
- A Team Has No Name (Andrew Dean) – 8885.8 pts
- Tallbergs Predators (Emma) – 8873.6 pts
- The Flying Puckhits (Raymond Fryer) – 8858.0 pts
The gap at the top was competitive, but over the full season, the winner just managed to pull away at the right moments.
📊 Season by the Numbers
- 📅 30 Gameweeks played
- 📈 Average team score: ~6325 points
- 🔥 Highest single gameweek score: 563.9 points (Gameweek 30!)
- ⚖️ Total spread between top & bottom: Over 8000 points
That’s a huge spread, showing just how important weekly engagement and strategy were this season.
🔥 Big Gameweek Performances
The standout performance of the season came right at the end:
- 💥 50shadesofbowns dropped a massive 563.9 points in Gameweek 30
A reminder that even late in the season, there were huge scores to be had — and potentially league positions still up for grabs.
📈 Trends & Patterns
🧠 Consistency Wins Championships
The top teams weren’t always the highest scorers each week — but they avoided bad weeks.
- Minimal variance = steady climbs up the table
- Fewer “disaster weeks” made the difference
📊 Popular Picks Dominated
Some players were almost impossible to ignore this season:
- Colton Saucerman – 5719 total selections 👀
- Brandon Estes – 3862
- Mitchell Balmas – 2975
- Dominic Cormier – 2944
- Mike Lee – 2798
These players formed the core template picks, and not owning them at key times likely hurt.
🎯 Template vs Differential Strategy
- Many teams relied heavily on highly selected players
- The real gains came from:
- Picking the right captains / multipliers
- Finding low-owned differentials at the right time
🚀 Late Season Surges
Gameweek 30 being the highest-scoring week shows:
- Teams were still actively managing squads
- Final pushes likely caused:
- Big rank swings
- Aggressive picks
⚖️ The Other End of the Table
At the bottom, Monarchites (Tom) finished on 1274.6 points.
That gap highlights how important:
- Regular updates
- Staying engaged
- Avoiding missed weeks
…are across a long season.
💡 Key Takeaways
- 🧠 Consistency beats chaos
- 📊 Template players matter — but timing matters more
- 🔥 Big weeks can happen anytime (even GW30!)
- 🎯 Smart differentials separate good teams from great ones
🔮 What’s Next?
This article focuses purely on the league campaign, but there’s plenty more to dive into…
Coming soon 👇
- 🔄 Trade Analysis – who made the best moves?
- 🧠 Champion Breakdown – how did the winner do it?
- 🏆 Cup & Shield Winners – their paths to victory
- 📊 Best Picks of the Season – players that delivered the most value
🏁 Final Thoughts
A fantastic season with strong competition throughout — and plenty of lessons to take into the next one.
Whether you were battling at the top, pushing mid-table, or rebuilding for next year… there’s always another season around the corner 😉
🏒 Bring on next season!
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