2025 Winter Season 4 Weekly Update
Week 2
Week 2 Summary
Game 1: Flames 6 vs Stars 2
The expansion Flames wasted no time making a statement — lighting up the Stars for four unanswered goals in the first period and never looking back.
Brad Graf etched his name into ATL50 history with the franchise’s first-ever goal, followed by a pair from Mike Jones and two more from Shawn Dooley, who clearly didn’t get the “rookie team” memo.
The Stars finally found some life in the second period when Dan Costa broke the shutout, and Tim Conti added a late goal in the third, but by then the barn was already burning. The Flames took this one 6–2, outshooting the Stars 35–33.
Quote of the Night: “We’re just trying to keep the fire alarms from going off,” said Flames captain Brad Graf while sipping a Labatt Blue Light.
Game 2: TechniPower 8 vs Red Wings 3
Scott Pearson put on a clinic — scoring five goals and adding an assist, reminding everyone why his stick should probably be registered as a lethal weapon. Jeff Moonshower chipped in with two goals, Paul Asman added one, and suddenly TechniPower looked like the team nobody wants to face.
The Red Wings had a rough night, though Josh Josephson did his part with a goal and two assists, and Jay Arena netted a pair to keep things somewhat respectable. Still, TechniPower cruised to an 8–3 win and outshot the Red Wings 39–36.
Fun Fact or Not: Pearson now has 11 points in two games — which, statistically speaking, is “a lot.”
Week Two Standings
Week Two Stats Package
Points Leader and Goaltending Stats
Thank You Beer Guys
The message is getting through. Almost everyone brought on Labatt Blue Light. Thank you.
Week 1
🏒 ATL50 Season 4 – Opening Night Recap
October 15 | Two close games, two storylines, one cold Labatt Blue Light.
Game 1: Knights 3 – TechniPower 2
The Knights opened the new season in familiar fashion — grinding out a one-goal win while making their goalie earn every bead of sweat.
Bill Yox stood tall for TechniPower, stopping 34 shots, while Scott Anderson saved the Knights with 37 saves and a few “you-had-to-see-it-to-believe-it” stops.
TechniPower’s Phil Degiuli showed he hasn’t lost his scoring touch, potting both goals for the men in black. But the Knights answered with tallies from Gary Wiseman, Steve Woods, and the eventual game-winner from captain Jerome Feuiltault, who was last seen shouting “season’s back, baby!” while wheeling past his own bench.
Rumor has it Feuiltault is already lobbying for the “early MVP consideration” banner to be hung — after one game.
Game 2: Red Wings 7 – Stars 7
If defense wins championships, this one was just an exhibition in chaos.
The Red Wings and Stars decided goalies were optional, combining for 14 goals, 94 shots, and one exhausted Zamboni driver.
Scott Pearson picked up right where he left off last season, putting up 6 points for the Wings (2 G, 4 A), while Tim Conti countered with 5 points of his own — including four goals that had the Wings’ bench yelling “somebody cover that guy!”
Red Wings’ scoring came from Pearson (2), Andrew Feinberg (2), Craig Robson (2), and Jay Arena (1).
The Stars’ response: Conti (4), Marc Manning (2), and Jim Kaufman (1).
Sean Wheale and Martin Cizek faced a combined 94 shots — each probably wondering why their teammates thought “defense” was a French pastry.
Around the League
- Average goals per game: 6.5 per team — statisticians are already crying.
- Labatt Blue Light confirmed as opening-night MVP.
Standings After Week 1
