League News – Page 4 – San Diego Floor Hockey League

Opening Shots

August 19, 2024 at 11:33 am.

The ‘CrossBar’ was jumping on opening night, with new friends (and foes) hammering shots, buzzing with new linemates, and generally getting the party started on the Fall 2024 season. Some teams partied harder than others, and some may just want to black out the whole night, but the boozing has just begun, and the strongest livers will deliver the ultimate prize…

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Pregaming

August 12, 2024 at 3:08 pm.

A toast…to a new SDFHL season! The ‘Team Theme’ open session was a chance for some of the more dedicated partiers to come out and sneak in a few shots before the real revelry begins with Week One action this Sunday. Everything tastes better from The Cup, but only one team will get that champion-sip…

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Mixology

Playoffs Finals: August 4, 2024

Welcome to ‘The Crossbar’, SDFHL’s extremely exclusive new cocktail lounge/faux dive/dive dive/brewery/pub/place to be for the coming three months. The new brews are already on tap, and the first round is set to go. Pull up a stool, or find a comfortable couch somewhere, and get ready to live it all the way up and party all the way down with your new drinking buddies…

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Murder One

July 28, 2024 at 6:42 pm.

Captain Joel Gattey’s ‘Murder On The J-Hole Express’ were the last Spring League 2024 team standing, bleeding out the clock after a single Nick Vacchio stab left the one seed for dead in the first game of the Final. It was the dramatic duel to the death you would expect from the two teams backed by the two undisputed giants of the SDFHL goalie ranks, and both teams were great, but there can ultimately be only one survivor, and this time the two seed was the one team who scored the one goal and won it all…

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Hush Hush

July 21, 2024 at 3:35 pm.

‘The Silencer’ is not just a silly/loose play on words nickname for the most dominant goalie the league has ever seen, but a fact…a warning…an accurate description of Silas Perks. Captain Copp’s Olive breezed through the regular season on his broad, unbending back, and after their first and only loss to Brown in Week Two of playoff play, Perks has pushed his team back to the Final with three straight wins, including a double-header-do-or-die deed this past Sunday. Olive was outshot 78-36 in that span, but lopsided numbers are just noise to Perks, and as we’ve established, he silences noise…

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