BMW RockDome, Westside: The Rockers send Chimpy to the bench against the second-place Warriors, who have Andrew sitting out in a clash of titans. Twilight delivered 567 for Central on the opening turn, an aggressive turn from the visiting captain. Misty answered with 586 for Westside, giving them a tiny lead initially. Dustin had little pace on his turn, but he still wrangled 679 to put the Warriors farther ahead the second time. Slinks covered that damage with 790 for the Rockers, restoring the hosts' lead at the midway mark. Wings tried to keep up the pace, but his turn came in short at 464 for Central. Goatee responded with 644 for Westside, adding a bit more to their lead heading into the final turn. Noelle forced a response with 460 for the Warriors, putting their total at 2170. Midnight matched it with 460 of her own to secure the Rockers win at 2480. Westside continues a perfect start to 9-0, while Central ends their four-game road trip at 3-2.
Blades Fusion ProGlide Park, Swordpoint: Max gets another game off for the Pilots, while the Blades open a home doubleheader with Sugar sitting due to poor performance. Valencia had a reasonable start with 441 for Golden this time. Snowball covered it with 470 for Swordpoint, pulling the hosts narrowly ahead after one turn. Dusty fired back with 514 for the Pilots, raising the stakes on offense a bit. Dreamy couldn't keep up, falling at a middling 292 as the Blades slip behind halfway through the game. Strut kept Golden's performances solid with 451 on his turn, a hearty addition to their lead. Bandit lost a little more ground with only 339 for Swordpoint, making a comeback less likely. Sparkles zipped 441 for the Pilots at the end, keeping them balanced with a final score of 1847. Stealth had a strong 620 for the Blades, but his rally left them just short at 1721. Golden rises to 4-2, while a busy Swordpoint side drops to 5-6 with another game coming up.
Blades Fusion ProGlide Park, Swordpoint: The Blades give Dreamy a much-needed rest in this game, while the visiting Torpedoes have Shelley back on the bench for performance reasons. Smudge took 438 in a decent opening turn for Infinity, although she wanted more than that. Snowball opened up her swing and cranked out 676 for Swordpoint, giving the hosts a noticeable lead. Fluffina stayed steady with 445 for the Torpedoes, enough to cover the deficit on the second attack. Bandit answered that with 554 for the Blades, giving them a bit more cushion with the productive turn. Mr. Snowman stayed in line with the Infinity offense, hitting 436 as they fail to really have a break-out attack. Stealth got caught on his backhand, ending with a paltry 170 as Swordpoint's lead shrivels. Hughbert attacked with great pace, but a poorly-placed ball ended his effort at 363, giving the Torpedoes 1682 in total. Sugar did enough with 345 to secure the win at 1745 for the Blades. Swordpoint snapped a four-game home losing streak to get to 6-6, while Infinity drops to 1-4.
Nestle's Warriors Park, Central: The Warriors are back home and sitting Dustin for this game, while the Shores come out of a bye week with their captain Shaggy on the bench. Marsell had a good start but faded quickly, ending at a mediocre 258 for Whitewater. Twilight couldn't block a high swing at the end of her turn, tallying 445 to get Central started in this one. Twinkie III had an uncharacteristically bad turn with only 177 for the Shores. Wings stuck 220 for the Warriors on his turn, another poor effort in a game increasingly filled with them. Katharine shelved 784 for Whitewater, covering the deficit with a slump-busting performance. Andrew had 326 in his return to Central's lineup, halving the deficit they faced going into the final turn. Rosalina whisked her way to 429 for the Shores, giving them a final score of 1648. Noelle couldn't catch up with 401 for the Warriors, leaving them in a loss at 1392. Whitewater improves to 3-3 while dropping Central to the same mark as part of a five-team tie for fourth place.
Blades Fusion ProGlide Park, Swordpoint: Stealth rests for the Blades in their last game of the week, facing a Southwestern rival Hummingbirds without their consistent rookie, Sarah. Leandra smacked an even 700 for Tysini at the start, establishing a good offense for the visitors early on. Snowball carved out 537 for Swordpoint to mitigate the damage done early on. Charli responded with 586 for the Hummingbirds in a quick second attack to boost their lead. Dreamy charged back with 868 for the Blades, enough to pull them ahead halfway through the game. Vincent kept Tysini in the fight with 553 on his turn, the high-scoring game looking to go right down to the wire. Bandit looked a little uncomfortable on his turn, ending at 300 as Swordpoint's lead dissipates. Paps tacked on 451 for the Hummingbirds at the end, giving them a total of 2290. Sugar rallied with 615 for the Blades, the big final push putting them at 2320 in a narrow win. Swordpoint survived the scare to get to 7-6, while Tysini's bad fortune drops them to 1-5.
Chevrolet Field, Everton: The Eagles are giving Cleo her first rest of the season here, while the Predators have their rookie Kitty on the bench again for rest. Shawn stepped in and hit 472 for Midland in a decent start to the game. Goldy floated 544 for Everton in response, giving the hosts a small initial lead. Rainmane couldn't find a rhythm for the Predators, giving them 295 to take a much smaller lead this time. Bear countered with 619 for the Eagles, easily regaining a large lead at the midway mark. Americus had a solid outing with 388 for Midland, but it didn't overturn the deficit. Puff III slipped up a bit earlier than expected, but her 384 maintains a decent lead for Everton. Fuchsia challenged the deficit with 408 for the Predators, forcing a response to their total of 1563. Kirstin had a small turn with 208, but it was enough for the Eagles to a claim a win at 1755. Everton rises to 5-4, while Midland is 1-7.
Capital City SuperCenter, Capital City: We return to action with the Sharpshooters sitting Pauline in the first half of a doubleheader, while the Eagles have Kirstin on the bench this time. Goldy started with 583 for Everton, a good effort from the captain. Chris missed a swing far too early in his turn, ending with 272 as Capital City will have to play from behind initially. Bear fired back with a solid 407 for the Eagles, adding a positive turn to their lead. Missy stormed back with 674 for the Sharpshooters, cutting deeply into the deficit. Cleo looked refreshed after her rest, picking up 636 in a good outing for Everton. Sprinkles dropped from her usual home pace with 494 for Capital City, losing ground heading into the final players' turns. Puff III dropped 388 for the Eagles, leaving their final score at 2014 after the lackluster finish. Lorde knocked 595 for the Sharpshooters at the end, giving them a total of 2035 in a comeback win. Capital City is now 3-1, while Everton falls back to 5-5.
Capital City SuperCenter, Capital City: Completing the doubleheader, the Sharpshooters will sit their captain Chris, while the Rockers look to push their win streak higher with Chimpy sitting out again. Misty looked composed and organized in striking 762 for Westside on the first turn. Missy tried to match that but fell short with 388 for Capital City, cutting the deficit in half. Slinks took a hit back to 324 for the Rockers, a weaker turn that destabilizes their lead. Sprinkles made a small gain with 407 for the Sharpshooters, trying to keep them within striking distance. Goatee crushed 1001 for Westside, extending their lead significantly with another legendary effort. Lorde tried to keep up for Capital City with a pacey turn of her own, but she fell at 532. Midnight dished out another 729 for the Rockers, sealing their score at 2816. Pauline exited at 371 for the Sharpshooters, who took a brutal loss at 1698. Westside is 10-0, while Capital City drops back to 3-2.
HP Field, Midland: The Predators are back home with Americus on the bench, while the Pilots have chosen this game to give their captain Valencia her first game off this year. Dusty started a little slow, but worked her way up to 619 for Golden to start the game. Shawn answered with 436 for Midland, a good appearance that keeps them close enough to compete. Strut upped the ante with 900 for the Pilots on the second attack, extending their lead greatly. Rainmane didn't deliver much on her turn, with only 211 for the Predators in a poor response. Max tallied another 600 for Golden on his turn, boosting their lead with another good outing. Fuchsia posted 441 for Midland, a decent performance that should earn her another start. Sparkles flicked another 505 for the Pilots at the end, icing their offense at 2624. Kitty played a solid turn with 410 for the Predators, but they fell at 1498. Golden improves to 5-2, while Midland is 1-8 on the year.
BMW RockDome, Westside: The Rockers try to make it a quarter-season of wins with Slinks on the bench, while the visiting Torpedoes rest Mr. Snowman for the first time this season. Smudge slapped 526 for Infinity on a high-paced attack, hoping to scare the hosts a bit early on. Misty blasted 1125 for Westside in response, the captain leading a well-oiled machine yet again. Fluffina answered with 467 for the Torpedoes, getting them closer but not covering the deficit. Goatee fired back with 555 for the Rockers, a step down from her usual but enough to protect the lead. Shelley tipped a ball backward and couldn't save it, falling with 456 for Infinity. Chimpy rallied with 665 for Westside, adding another bulky attack to their massive lead. Hughbert had a good performance with 671 for the Torpedoes, but they still took a hard loss at 2120 against the best team in the league. Midnight had a merciless pace but only 434 points for the Rockers to cap their win at 2779. Westside stays perfect at 11-0 to end their week, while Infinity is unfortunate to sink to 1-5 despite their best game of the year.
Nissan Infinity Stadium, Infinity: The Torpedoes are giving Shelley rest in the second game of their back-to-back, while the Pilots choose to rest Dusty against a relegation-zone team. Valencia stashed 486 for Golden in a solid return to the lineup after her game off. Smudge kept it close with 425 for Infinity, as the sisters and captains exchange fairly even performances. Strut stayed in line with a pacey 450 for the Pilots, challenging the hosts a bit more. Fluffina dropped off a bit with 371 for the Torpedoes, costing them valuable ground on the second attack. Max answered his sister's attack with 411, helping Golden take a few more points for their lead. Mr. Snowman shot back with 432 for Infinity, carving a little out of the deficit heading into the final turn. Sparkles delivered a good 472 for the Pilots, continuing her consistent contributions on the road to give the visitors 1819 overall. Hughbert mistimed a swing and ended at 314 for the Torpedoes, who took the loss at 1542. Golden is now 6-2 for the season, while Infinity's doubleheader went all wrong to send them to 1-6.
Chevrolet Field, Everton: Two middle-of-the-pack teams meet to close week 4, with the hosts sitting Puff III in a tough decision, while Klaus is resting for the visitors. Delila had a wretched start with low pace and only 169 points for Atlantic, leaving them exposed early on. Goldy replied with 553 for Everton, easily staking out the initial lead for the hosts. Isabella provided 425 for the Pirates on her turn, enough to lightly cover the deficit. Bear lost a little ground with 300 for the Eagles, showing the fatigue the home coaches thought might set in during the game. Steven covered the deficit with a bit more intent as he added 488 to the Atlantic offense, shaping things up for a close finish. Cleo answered with 537 for Everton, making a small gain to their lead heading into the final turn. Jason N. enjoyed a good pace, but overextended his swing and fell at 370 to give the Pirates a total of 1452, forcing just a small response. Kirstin started out cautious before opening up at the end, recording 391 as the Eagles win with 1781. Everton is 6-5 this season, while Atlantic drops to 4-5.
That's all we've got for week 4. Pool continues with the end of the second round of the preseason competition today. Cricket returns tomorrow with a portion of Select Week 5, with Select and Elite both getting likely significant time on Sunday.
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