Sniper/Shooting Clinic at Nytex

Wednesday the 22nd of July there is going to be a Sniper's clinic at Nytex taught by CHL Sniper Jason Deitsch, Knute Anderson, and will feature special guest appearances by other Brahma members.

The clinic will run from 7:30-9:00 and the cost is only $20. To sign up contact our boy over at Nytex Chad Siewert, space is limited to 30 players. To sign up contact Chad at 817-520-3327 or via email csiewert@brahmas.com

THE PLAYOFFS ARE COMING (Fancy Logo)

We are two weeks away from the start of the Stanley Keg Playoffs. If the season ended right now it would be the airport boys from Mid Air in the #7 seed taking on #10 seed Spider Monkeys in the first play in game. Then we would have the #8 Silver Bullets taking on the #9 Jaguars in the other play in game. Up for grabs is the #7 and #8 seed in the big Stanley Keg playoff tournament.

Mid Air could climb out of the play in round, but their last two games are going to be tough with the Gators and Hurricanes. The Arc Angels are one point ahead of Mid Air, and they have the Bullets and Monkeys left on their schedule. So the Angels would have to lose both of those games, and Mid Air win one of their remaining games for Mid Air to climb out of the play in round. Of course Mid Air could win both games and the Angels only win one of their remaining games and the same result would be achieved. The Jags have the Stingers and Senators left on their schedule, but it looks like they are already locked in for the play in round. The Bullets face the Angels and Gators in their final two tests, and the Monkeys have the Canes and Angels in their final two.

At the opposite end of the spectrum the Indians are now ahead of the Stingers, so lets take a look at their final two weeks shall we.

The Indians have the Senators who took them to overtime last time they met, and then what should be the game of the year with the finale against the Stingers. The Stingers take on the Jaguars and then the above mentioned Indians. So if the Senators can pull off a win, and the Stingers get back on track against the Jags we will have a showdown for the number one spot in the final week. The Hurricanes could in theory still take the number one spot, but the following would have to happen: The Indians would have to drop both their final games, the Stinger would have to drop both or at least drop one, and the Hurricanes would have to win both games. We will know more after this weekend. Killer is betting on Indians Stingers in a showdown for the top spot.

The Gators and Senators cant do better than tie for number one if they both win out, and the Indians lose both of theirs as well as the Stingers losing and Canes losing, probably not gonna happen. Right now the Gators and Senators are lining up for the big Zack Gunter vs. Mac Donovan showdown. Zack is back on track scoring goals, and Mac has a Silver visor so well see.

Things are Getting Interesting

Things are getting interesting folks. With two weeks left in the regular season we have a change at the top of the standing. The Keller Indians have now passed the Stingers for the #1 spot thanks to the Arc Angels. The Stingers were only able to manufacture one goal to the Angels four.

The Ice Gators picked up another win over the new life Jaguars. Zack Gunter picked up a pair of goals, and seems to be over his mid season drought. The Senators got back on track this week with a decisive 7-0 win over the Spider Monkeys. This keeps the Sens tied for fourth in the league with the Gators. Senators Captain, Fred Walters had his first multiple goal game with the Sens as he lit the red lamp twice, and Senators Goalie Rush Rector picks up his 2nd shut out with the Sens, coincidentally both of which were against the Spider Monkeys.

The Silver Bullets lost 6-3 against the Hurricanes, however they picked up a win via forfeit as the Hurricanes did not have enough people off their roster to play. Also the Hurricanes used a player who played with the Texas Renegades Junior team last season. The Hurricanes have had an inconsistent roster this season. The famous Greg Perry for two pucks trade did stabilize it a bit, but the Hurricanes seem to be a team in chaos for right now. Who knows what their playoff roster will look like. One thing is for sure, they lead the league in goals for with an amazing 62. The team that has allowed the fewest goals this season is the Stingers, only letting 29 hit the back of the net.

With two weeks left teams are fighting for position, looks like the week 12 matchup of the Indians and Stingers will be a battle for the number one seed.