The FHL Gazette

That game was a rollercoaster of lead changes. Mack has been our sparkplug all year, and he kept it going in this one. We'll be making some lineup adjustments to feed the hot hand.

We were buzzing in the first period. The legs will eventually last all three periods. You can't win an FHL championship in September or October. One of these games soon, the chemistry will click and we'll start rolling. Until then, we'll keep working.

Killer has been playing great, and the 3x champ turns 60 soon. Join us Saturday, October 24th, at Boneless Wild Wings in Southgate at 7pm to support the young fella.

Pregame discussion around 4:25PM happens between myself and Aco. Both ready to rumble tonight and pontificating on the upcoming season. 

Chiefs fall behind by 2 goals early on with a wicked shot from McKinney and Aco.  The SuperChiefs, determined to get the first W of the season, fight back with goals from Riley and Rocco to tie things up. Later in the 2nd, Riley gets another on an odd man rush, and Bob "Nicotine" Jones scores a PP goal for us to take the lead heading into the 3rd.  The 3rd period has been our bugaboo the past couple weeks and it looked like it would be again after the Model T's tied the game with only 1 minute remaining in the game.  Finally, we get some good luck coming our way, when rookie Zach "Chipotle" Schlacht nets his 1st FHL goal and the eventual game winner with only 37 seconds remaining. 

Feels good to get our 1st win of the season and hopefully this gets us going the right direction up the standings. Thanks to newcomer, Ford Racing, 4 year FHL waitlisted, Callum Parnell, for joining the SuperChiefs.

2026 Mustangs face off against 2025 Mustangs now known as the Torinos. We start the game off by spotting the torinos 5 goals in the first period. We tried catching up by keeping them to zero goals in the second but the score remained 5-0, somehow we were no closer to victory. 3rd period came around and we finally got a few in but also allowed three more. Tasis makes the score sheet with an assist to bryans.

5 goals, 5 different players! Talk about a balanced scoring attack! Well we almost had a complete, as drafted roster, thank you Easton Rea for subbing. With Dustin out we didn't miss a beat. Great performance by the forwards as they played well as units. The D played well as well, giving limited chances to the loaded Edsels. When the D did falter, Jake was there to save the day. Guys are starting get the legs back! Kyle Tomalak in his first FHL action had quite a few chances, welcome to the league rookie! You could here his kid from the stands calling him "dust" after he missed a break away opportunity! It's all good bud, he scored on the next shift. Up next is the undefeated Torinos 

5 Cobras out this week! According to the livebarn footage I reviewed, it was an entertaining back and forth game! Cobras fall short by 1.

Looking forward to get back on track as a drafted team next week!

Thanks to subs Jensen, Chris Robillard, Dave McLean and rookie Cody Stein in net! 

It's me, hi, I'm the problem it's me.

It seems like there’s no cure for our early-season struggles quite like our captain sitting this one out. It’s been a cruel summer, but we knew he was trouble when after just 3 games he asked to be traded. While officially listed as an "upper body injury," our rep was spotted living it up in New York - clearly on some champagne problems behavior while declaring, "we are never ever getting back together."

Faced with a blank space and a roster full of bad blood, the team turned to Mackenzie, our new mastermind, who quickly proved we could shake it off. He made the call it what you want decision to bring in reinforcements, summoning Tommy and Matt to fill the void left by our absent star and first-round pick Ryan Zack, who is still playing delicate contract mind games.

The opening whistle was almost a state of grace undone by pure chaos: a goalie controversy caused a glitch for the first few minutes while rookie Vanetta made a midnight rain-style dash into the rink. But long story short, the boys decided to fearlessly rally behind this fresh start. They went out on the ice, turned the daylight on the competition, and scraped out the 1—the very first win in franchise history.