Glorious sunshine scale: 11/10
Temperature scale: 8.7/10 (slightly too warm for some, just perfect for most)
Perfect number of players scale: 7/10 (one sub)
New players scale: 0/10
Return of long absent regulars scale: 8/10 (Stu return after an extended absence)
Evenness of teams/series scale: 6/10 (pretty even in the first series, very uneven in the last game)
Session intensity scale: 6/10
Session openness / offensiveness scale: 6/10
Redemptions achieved scale: 7/10 (Stu's team gain redemption by winning the series after losing the first game in the initial series )
Exceptional goaltending performance scale: 9/10 (Dom was unreal today, and Stu had possibly the best consecutive save sequence of all-time)
Domination by one player scale: 3/10
Length of session scale: 8/10 (6 games in over 4 hours)
Fun of session scale: 8/10
Chance of future sessions in coming weeks scale: 7/10 (look for another session next weekend before Sam leaves, and a mini-supersession on May 4th when Lee's in town)

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Thanks, Bern! It was another session where scoring was evenly distributed. Darrel ultimately led the way with 10G-8A thanks to pointing out in the second series. Close behind in second was Rob at 6G-10A, who bested Sam (8G-7A) and Tony (6G-9A) by a point. Good to have the crew back. Dom had a killer first two games in goal with 56 saves and six assists (at one point, he was second in the session in scoring!) before settling down and finishing at a solid .838 with 109. Stu returned with 82 saves and .788 plus a shutout in the final game; the first Burton Hockey shutout of 2014.

Game Scores:
Rob Tony Oliver Stu def. Sam Bernie Ryan Darrel Dom 2-5 5-4 5-3
Rob Tony Darrel Dom def. Bernie Oliver Sam Ryan Stu 5-3 5-1
Darrel Sam Ryan Stu def. Rob Oliver Bernie Tony Dom 5-0

Elo Ratings
Sam Lam 2061 (-14)
Tony Hajdu 1984 (-3)
Rob Hajdu 1964 (+26)
Darrel Voser 1939 (+47)
Ryan Disterheft 1893 (-33)
Oliver Koth-Kappus 1893 (-13)
Bernie Koth-Kappus 1519 (-7)

Season Stats: Darrel now grabs the season scoring lead with 37, six ahead of Oliver, while rob moves to third at 28… Darrel leads Rob in goals, 22-16, with Oliver one behind… The absent Andrew still leads in assists at 18, but Oliver (16), Darrel (15), and Rob (12) are close behind… Rob leads Darrel 89-79 in shots, with the absent Stefan falling to third and Tony moving up to fourth… Oliver jumps up into fourth in shooting percentage… Dom narrowly takes the goaltending lead from Sam, .819-.818… Dom also takes the save lead from Sam, 249-162… Sam, Bernie, Oliver, and Dom have played in all 15 games this season; Dom has played all of them in goal… Stuart records the first shutout of 2014… Rob and Darrel share the leads in three-star points with 25 each… Dom takes both the goalie star an d total star points leads with 30…Rob, Sam, and Darrel are in a three-way tie for second in total star points at 25… Rob falls from first to third in PPG, while Sam moves to fourth… Darrel remains at 2.00 GPG… Tony moves into second in APG at 1.50, just ahead of Darrel and Rob… Sam debuts third in shots-per-game… Darrel’s 18 points today rank as the third-highest scoring session in the young season thus far, while Rob’s 16 points rank fourth, and Sam and Tony’s 15 tie for fifth… Darrel’s ten goals tie for third-best this year… Rob’s ten goals rank second-most this season, with Sam’s eight goals ranking third and Ryan’s seven goals tying for fourth… Sam’s 46 shots on goal are the top session mark so far in 2014, closely followed by Rob’s 45… Dom’s .838 is the third-best session in goal this year, while Stu’s .788 is fourth… Dom’s 109 saves rank tops this year, while Stu’s 82 saves rank fourth… Dom’s 947 PPS is the tops this season.

SDF/GDF: Seamus passes brother K.J. to move into seventh on the all-time SDF chart with his 14th ranking led… Ryan takes a bit hit in ranking points but still holds gain a spot to move to third, while Darrel leaps up five spots to fifth… Lee falls below the session minimum, but is still in the top ten at seventh… Rob recovers one spot to eighth… Dom closes in a bit, but Bron leads the GDF for a second straight ranking; his 30th overall.

All-Time Session Milestones & Streaks

On the All-Time Front: Oliver needs five points to become the first player with 2,900… Tony passes Pat Elischer for 15th in scoring and trails Ryan 854-844… Darrel is three points behind Joe Chwachka for 28th… Rob is ten goals behind Pat for tenth… Darrel passes Terryn Stenseth for 28th… Bernie grabbed the single assist he needed to become the third player to reach 1,000 assists… Dom passes the 9,500 save mark… Stu passes Joe Leonard for 15th in saves and K.J. O’Connor for 15th in games goaltended… Bernie needs ten games for 1,500… Sam and Rob both pass the 520-game mark… Stuart records his fifth career shutout… Dom becomes the fifth player to score 100 points from goal; he’s seven behind Justin Gordon for fourth… Dom is five total star points behind Lorne Bilinski for fifth… Oliver trails Stefan Klopp in all-time VRh scoring, 1,480-1,453… Rob passes Bernie for third in all-time VRH scoring and becomes the third player with 1,100 VRH points… No joke – Stuart leads Dom in all-time VRH save percentage by .807943 to .807942… Tony passes Jordan Barlow and Pat Elischer to move into 11th in 15-pointers with 27… Sam records his 15th 15-pointer… Darrel has back-to-back ten-goal sessions for the first time… Dom becomes the first goalie to record 50 .810-or-higher sessions… Dom has three straight 80-savers in full-length sessions… Oliver and Dom continue their battle for the longest active consecutive session streak, with Ollie at 19 and Dom at 18… Bernie registers the tenth different ten-consecutive-session streak of his career.