The Huck and Chuck Show broke the Winter League record for most wins in a regular season with 8 after their 15-6 win over Flick You Thursday night. In A Division, Marshall clinched the regular season with a 14-11 victory atop AFO.

Click the pic of Huck and Chuck’s captain Andrew “Spazz” Grangaard to read more.

There have been only 5 rain days so far this year, but Top Shelf and the Abominable Snowmen have unfortunately been scheduled on 3 of them.

Tonight’s games are ON!!! Just got the official word.

C’mon, I had to use this title once. Might as well get it out of the way early. Empire avenges their earlier loss to Kong with a 15-10 win Tuesday night.

In B Division, The Zoo wins 15-10 over Flick Tease.

And I just got the word at 7:20PM. Games are cancelled tonight.

Nicole Copti stars in this episode of “Marshall: The Most Interesting Team in the World.”

George Van Pelt stars in this episode of “Marshall: The Most Interesting Team in the World.”

Seth Gillum stars in the episode of “Marshall: The Most Interesting Team in the World”.

Empire rebounds from their last loss to win 15-8 over Awesome Express Thursday night. And The Huck and Chuck Show takes down the Honey Badgers 15-7.

Tonight’s games have been officially cancelled.

Let’s Get Horizontal had a rough start to their season beginning 0-3-1, but they’ve evened their record after defeating Fresh Pots 15-11 Wednesday night. In A Division, Tarmac notched a 2nd win beating LA Retro 15-12. And the Abominable Snowmen won a B Division make-up game 15-10 over Safety 3rd. Click the pic of Horizontal’s Adam Ticknor to read more.

The #2 and #3 seeds went nowhere as they ended in a 13-13 tie as the lights went out Tuesday night. In the B Division game, Safety Third trounced Flick You 15-2. Click the pic of AFO’s tiny team of 8 to read more.

Fourteen players from last year’s Regional Champion Metro will face off against eachother tonight as 5-1 AFO plays 5-1 Kong. Pictured here are AFO’s Scott Mahr (#12) and Alex Korb (#14) along with Kong’s Michelle Andrews (#3) and Keegan Uhl (#21).