Standings

Fall 2026 · Through Week 3

Team W–L–T PTS
Flamingos3–0–09
Clutch Pucks2–0–17
Semi-Pro2–0–17
Eskimo Bros2–1–06
Pogo Sisters1–2–03
I.C.E.1–2–03
Whiffle Ninjas0–3–00
Skitters0–3–00
WEEK
03
RCSSC FLOORBALL · FALL 2026
Regular Season · Week 3
September 23, 2026 · Wednesday Super Social Division
SEASON PROGRESS
Week 3 of 7
THE FLOORBALL DESK

Top 5 · Points

Recorded stats · Weeks 2–3

Player G A PTS
BenClutch Pucks 505
PrevinI.C.E. 325
DillardEskimo Bros 314
JustinFlamingos 314
MurEskimo Bros 314

Week 1 excluded. Points = goals + assists. Five players shown in the season page’s order; Ondrej also has 4 points.

Top 5 · Goalies

By save percentage · Weeks 2–3

Goalie GP SV%
ZakClutch Pucks 2.935
ConorPogo Sisters 1.913
BrianSemi-Pro 2.912
TonySkitters 2.880
AlexWhiffle Ninjas 2.873

Week 1 excluded. GP = games played. SV% = saves divided by shots faced.


Floorball Desk · River City Floorball

Pogo Sisters Erase 2–0 Deficit for First Win; Flamingos Stand Alone at 3–0

Fall 2026 · Through Week 3 · RCSSC Wednesday Super Social Division

Pogo Sisters spent the first two weeks of Fall 2026 losing. In Week 3, they began by conceding twice to Skitters.

Then they scored the next four goals.

Skitters' Victor opened the game with two unassisted goals, giving a winless team a 2–0 lead over another winless team. Pogo answered with two goals from Tom, both assisted by Aylla, then two from Nick. Aylla supplied the assist on Nick's first as well, giving her three assists on the first three Pogo goals. Britney assisted the fourth.

That sequence produced Pogo's first win of the season, 4–2, and it did not require the standings to explain why it mattered. Through Week 2, Pogo had scored three goals in two games. Against Skitters, it scored four after falling behind by two.

Flamingos are now alone

The week's largest standings consequence came one game later. Flamingos beat Whiffle Ninjas 2–1 and moved to 3–0, leaving them as the only perfect team in the league after Clutch Pucks and Semi-Professional Amateur Richmond Fluuurball Team tied 2–2 later in the night.

Whiffle scored first through Kyle, assisted by John. Justin tied it for Flamingos, and Michael scored the winner from Patrick. Sam stopped 11 of 12 shots, a .917 save percentage. Alex stopped 18 of 20 for Whiffle, giving him 48 saves across Weeks 2 and 3. His team is 0–3. Goaltending remains capable of producing excellent numbers without the courtesy of producing points in the standings.

Flamingos' first three wins have now come 4–3, 9–6 and 2–1. The methods have changed. The result has not.

Eskimo settles in; the other unbeaten teams do not separate

Eskimo Bros beat International Co-Ed Elites 5–2 for the second straight week with that exact final score. Dillard scored twice, Mur added another, and Cory stopped 17 of 19 shots. Cory also recorded an assist on Dillard's second goal, because goalies are allowed to participate in the offense even when score sheets occasionally behave as though this is exotic information.

The final game matched the other two unbeaten teams. Clutch Pucks led twice, first through Mitchell and later through Ben. Semi-Pro answered both times through Chris and Ty. Zak stopped 22 of 24 for Clutch; Brian stopped 19 of 21 for Semi-Pro. The 2–2 draw left both teams at 2–0–1 and seven points.

That was enough to change the top of the table without settling much beneath it. Clutch still owns the league's best goal differential at +9. Semi-Pro remains unbeaten despite scoring only seven goals through three games. Flamingos have simply accumulated all nine available points.

Three weeks are not a season. They are enough, however, to stop calling this random noise.

Fall 2026 · Data Desk

Snapshot — Through Week 3

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Team standings include all three completed weeks. Individual scoring and goalie tables below include verified Weeks 2–3 only because Week 1 remains final-score-only in the canonical record. These are verified statistical leaders within the available player-detail sample, not complete Fall 2026 season leaderboards.

🦩 Only 3–0 Team Flamingos 9 points · 15 GF
🧱 Best Goal Differential Clutch Pucks +9 · only 4 GA
🥅 Heaviest Verified Workload Alex · Whiffle Ninjas 55 shots · 48 saves

Fall 2026 Standings

Through three regular-season games per team.

Team GP W L T GF GA GD Pts
Flamingos 3 3 0 0 15 10 +5 9
Clutch Pucks 3 2 0 1 13 4 +9 7
Semi-Professional Amateur Richmond Fluuurball Team 3 2 0 1 7 5 +2 7
Eskimo Bros 3 2 1 0 13 8 +5 6
Pogo Sisters 3 1 2 0 7 9 -2 3
International Co-Ed Elites 3 1 2 0 11 16 -5 3
Whiffle Ninjas 3 0 3 0 5 10 -5 0
Skitters 3 0 3 0 4 13 -9 0

Numbers Worth Staring At

The figures that changed the week, offended probability, or otherwise earned continued surveillance.

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Four unanswered

Pogo trailed Skitters 2–0, then scored the next four goals. Aylla assisted the first three.

🧤

Zak: .935

43 saves on 46 verified shots across Weeks 2–3, the best save percentage among goalies with two recorded games.

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Still unbeaten

Clutch Pucks and Semi-Pro are both 2–0–1 after their 2–2 draw. Flamingos used the opening to take sole possession of first.

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48 saves, zero standings points

Alex leads the verified sample in saves after facing 55 shots in two games. Whiffle is 0–3. Statistics occasionally decline to cooperate with narrative convenience.

Verified Player Leaders — Weeks 2–3

Week 1 does not yet contain equivalent player-level records. These leaderboards therefore cover the verified Weeks 2–3 sample only.

Points

Top 10 by verified points. Ties ordered by goals, then assists, then name.

# Player Team G A Pts
1 Ben Clutch Pucks 5 0 5
2 Previn International Co-Ed Elites 3 2 5
3 Dillard Eskimo Bros 3 1 4
4 Justin Flamingos 3 1 4
5 Mur Eskimo Bros 3 1 4
6 Ondrej International Co-Ed Elites 3 1 4
7 Nick Pogo Sisters 3 0 3
8 Steve Flamingos 3 0 3
9 Lee Flamingos 2 1 3
10 Michael Flamingos 2 1 3

Goals

Top 10 by verified goals. Ties ordered by points, then assists, then name.

# Player Team G A Pts
1 Ben Clutch Pucks 5 0 5
2 Previn International Co-Ed Elites 3 2 5
3 Dillard Eskimo Bros 3 1 4
4 Justin Flamingos 3 1 4
5 Mur Eskimo Bros 3 1 4
6 Ondrej International Co-Ed Elites 3 1 4
7 Nick Pogo Sisters 3 0 3
8 Steve Flamingos 3 0 3
9 Lee Flamingos 2 1 3
10 Michael Flamingos 2 1 3

Assists

Top 10 by verified assists. Ties ordered by points, then goals, then name.

# Player Team G A Pts
1 Aylla Pogo Sisters 0 3 3
2 Previn International Co-Ed Elites 3 2 5
3 Courtney Cooke Eskimo Bros 1 2 3
4 Eli Flamingos 1 2 3
5 Jeremy Eskimo Bros 1 2 3
6 Karl International Co-Ed Elites 1 2 3
7 Patrick Flamingos 0 2 2
8 Dillard Eskimo Bros 3 1 4
9 Justin Flamingos 3 1 4
10 Mur Eskimo Bros 3 1 4

Goalies

All nine goalies with verified Weeks 2–3 records, ordered by save percentage.

# Goalie Team GP Shots Saves GA SV% GAA
1 Zak Clutch Pucks 2 46 43 3 .935 1.50
2 Conor Pogo Sisters 1 23 21 2 .913 2.00
3 Brian Semi-Professional Amateur Richmond Fluuurball Team 2 34 31 3 .912 1.50
4 Tony Skitters 2 50 44 6 .880 3.00
5 Alex Whiffle Ninjas 2 55 48 7 .873 3.50
6 Cory Eskimo Bros 2 30 26 4 .867 2.00
7 Jacob Pogo Sisters 1 24 20 4 .833 4.00
8 Sam Flamingos 2 34 27 7 .794 3.50
9 Jim International Co-Ed Elites 2 43 29 14 .674 7.00

Goalie Workload Leaders

# Goalie Team Shots Faced Saves SV%
1 Alex Whiffle Ninjas 55 48 .873
2 Tony Skitters 50 44 .880
3 Zak Clutch Pucks 46 43 .935
4 Jim International Co-Ed Elites 43 29 .674
5 Brian Semi-Professional Amateur Richmond Fluuurball Team 34 31 .912
6 Sam Flamingos 34 27 .794
7 Cory Eskimo Bros 30 26 .867
8 Jacob Pogo Sisters 24 20 .833
9 Conor Pogo Sisters 23 21 .913
🗂️ Statistical boundary: Team standings and team goals include Weeks 1–3. Individual player and goalie statistics include only Weeks 2–3, the weeks with verified full-detail score sheets. Week 1 player credits and goalie data are not inferred from final scores.
WEEK
02
RCSSC FLOORBALL · FALL 2026
Regular Season · Week 2
September 16, 2026 · Wednesday Super Social Division
SEASON PROGRESS
Week 2 of 7
THE FLOORBALL DESK

Floorball Desk · River City Floorball

Three Teams Are 2–0. They Have Arrived There Very Differently.

Clutch Pucks, Flamingos and the magnificently named Semi-Professional Amateur Richmond Fluuurball Team have survived the first two weeks of Fall 2026 without a loss. Beyond that, they have very little in common.

Fall 2026 · Through Week 2 · RCSSC Wednesday Super Social Division

Fall 2026 Standings

Through two regular-season games per team.

Team GP W L T GF GA GD Pts
Clutch Pucks 2 2 0 0 11 2 +9 6
Flamingos 2 2 0 0 13 9 +4 6
Semi-Professional Amateur Richmond Fluuurball Team 2 2 0 0 5 3 +2 6
Eskimo Bros 2 1 1 0 8 6 +2 3
International CoEd Elites 2 1 1 0 9 11 -2 3
Pogo Sisters 2 0 2 0 3 7 -4 0
Whiffle Ninjas 2 0 2 0 4 8 -4 0
Skitters 2 0 2 0 2 9 -7 0

Week 2 Player Statistics

These are verified Week 2 individual scoring records. Week 1 currently has final-score records but not equivalent player-level detail, so this table should not be read as a complete Fall 2026 season scoring leaderboard.
Player Team G A Pts
Ben Clutch Pucks 4 0 4
Previn International CoEd Elites 2 2 4
Steve Flamingos 3 0 3
Justin Flamingos 2 1 3
Lee Flamingos 2 1 3
Mur Eskimo Bros 2 1 3
Eli Flamingos 1 2 3
Karl International CoEd Elites 1 2 3
Dillard Eskimo Bros 1 1 2
Courtney Cooke Eskimo Bros 1 1 2
Michael Flamingos 1 1 2
Ty Semi-Professional Amateur Richmond Fluuurball Team 1 1 2
Ondrej International CoEd Elites 2 0 2
Andrew International CoEd Elites 1 0 1
Andrew Whiffle Ninjas 0 1 1
Mitchell Clutch Pucks 0 1 1
Una International CoEd Elites 0 1 1
Michael Whiffle Ninjas 1 0 1
Brandon Skitters 1 0 1
Patrick Semi-Professional Amateur Richmond Fluuurball Team 1 0 1
Patrick Flamingos 0 1 1
Sierra Pogo Sisters 0 1 1
Jeremy Eskimo Bros 0 1 1
Bryson Clutch Pucks 0 1 1
Kyle Whiffle Ninjas 1 0 1
Nick Pogo Sisters 1 0 1
James Flamingos 0 1 1
Courtney Ray Eskimo Bros 0 1 1
Becca Skitters 0 1 1
Colin Eskimo Bros 1 0 1
Chris Semi-Professional Amateur Richmond Fluuurball Team 0 1 1

Week 2 Goalie Statistics

Goalie Team GP Shots Saves GA SV% GAA
Zak Clutch Pucks 1 22 21 1 .955 1.00
Brian Semi-Professional Amateur Richmond Fluuurball Team 1 13 12 1 .923 1.00
Tony Skitters 1 25 23 2 .920 2.00
Alex Whiffle Ninjas 1 35 30 5 .857 5.00
Jacob Pogo Sisters 1 24 20 4 .833 4.00
Cory Eskimo Bros 1 11 9 2 .818 2.00
Sam Flamingos 1 22 16 6 .727 6.00
Secret James International CoEd Elites 1 23 14 9 .609 9.00

Week 2 Report

Three Perfect Records. Three Different Explanations.

Two weeks into the River City fall season, the standings have produced something pleasantly inconvenient: three undefeated teams and no particularly convincing reason to pretend they are doing the same thing.

Clutch Pucks, Flamingos and Semi-Professional Amateur Richmond Fluuurball Team are all 2–0.

Clutch Pucks have been the most severe about it.

They opened Fall 2026 with a 7–1 win over Skitters, then followed it with a 4–1 victory over Pogo Sisters. Eleven goals scored. Two allowed. A plus-nine goal differential, easily the best in the league.

This is generally considered useful.

Flamingos have chosen volume instead. Their 4–3 opening win over Eskimo Bros was followed by a 9–6 victory over International CoEd Elites. Thirteen goals are the most in the league. Nine allowed are considerably less elegant, but standings remain stubbornly interested in whether you won.

Flamingos did. Twice.

Then there is Semi-Professional Amateur Richmond Fluuurball Team, a name that continues to punish anyone attempting concise sports journalism.

Semi-Pro beat Pogo Sisters 3–2 in Week 1 and Skitters 2–1 in Week 2. Five goals scored. Three conceded. Two victories. No apparent interest in making this more complicated than necessary.

Three teams have six points. One is overwhelming opponents statistically, one is trying to score faster than it concedes, and one has quietly refused to lose.

Behind them, Eskimo Bros and International CoEd Elites sit at 1–1.

Eskimo Bros recovered from a 4–3 loss to Flamingos by beating Whiffle Ninjas 5–2. International CoEd Elites followed the reverse route: a 3–2 win over the Ninjas in Week 1, then a 9–6 loss to Flamingos.

Pogo Sisters, Whiffle Ninjas and Skitters are each 0–2. There are five regular-season weeks remaining. Nobody requires burial rites.

Week 2 finally gave the standings some names

Week 1 left the Desk with final scores but not complete player detail. Week 2 was more cooperative.

Ben scored all four Clutch Pucks goals in the 4–1 win over Pogo Sisters, giving him the largest verified goal total of Week 2.

International CoEd Elites' Previn matched Ben's four points in a different fashion, finishing with two goals and two assists in the 9–6 loss to Flamingos.

Flamingos, appropriately enough for a team with 13 goals through two games, distributed the damage. Steve scored three times. Justin and Lee each had two goals and an assist. Eli supplied a goal and two assists.

Eskimo Bros also spread its production around in the 5–2 win over Whiffle Ninjas. Mur produced two goals and an assist, while Dillard and Courtney Cooke each recorded a goal and an assist.

This is not yet a season scoring race. Week 1's player ledger is incomplete, and the Desk declines to convert superior paperwork into athletic achievement.

Clutch Pucks have the number that matters most so far

The loudest individual performance came from Ben. The cleanest underlying number may belong to Zak.

The Clutch Pucks goalie stopped 21 of 22 shots against Pogo Sisters, a .955 save percentage. Clutch has now allowed only two goals in two games.

Semi-Pro's Brian stopped 12 of 13 shots for a .923 save percentage. Tony stopped 23 of 25 for Skitters, good for .920 despite the loss.

Alex faced the evening's largest recorded workload for Whiffle Ninjas: 35 shots, 30 saves. Thirty saves is a reasonably unsubtle indication that the goalie was not permitted much leisure.

Goalkeeping numbers after one detailed game should not be mistaken for permanent truth. They are, however, actual numbers, which already places them ahead of several traditional methods of recreational-sports analysis.

The season has stopped introducing itself

Two weeks are not enough to determine an entire season.

They are enough to create consequences.

Clutch Pucks own the league's best goal differential. Flamingos own the most goals. Semi-Pro owns the same six points while requiring considerably fewer of them.

Eskimo Bros and International CoEd Elites are one result behind the leaders. Three winless teams are already staring at a six-point gap.

Nothing is settled.

The standings have simply become interesting enough that pretending not to look at them is no longer credible.

Unfortunately yours,
F.B.D.

Statistical note: team standings include Weeks 1–2. Individual player and goalie statistics shown above are verified Week 2 records. Week 1 currently remains final-score-only in the canonical River City season record.