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By GRHL Staff Three weeks into the 2026-27 GRHL season, the list of unbeaten teams is getting shorter, the league's hottest offenses aren't slowing down, and several teams are beginning to face some difficult questions. The Outlaws continued their remarkable start with 17 goals against the Barracudas, while the Moose found a way to win without several of their biggest offensive contributors. The Thundercats finally broke through after two frustrating one-goal losses, and the

Week 2 Upset week or is it Pate shouldn’t pick the weekly winners? We are starting to get a clearer picture of where teams sit in the power rankings. The 5:30 timeslot appears to be the game of the week thus far in the season. I just hope the Thundercats don’t follow in either the Wolves or the Sting’s footsteps and allow 12 goals the following week. Outlaws – AJ Williams said, “hold my beer, I got this!”, Aj showcased that he is one of the best in the league with a 5-goal

By GRHL Staff One week is never enough to tell us exactly what a team will become, but opening night gave us our first clues about the 2026-27 GRHL season. The defending champions still appear capable of overwhelming teams with their depth. Two of last season's lowest-scoring teams opened the year with eight or more goals. Several offseason additions immediately became important pieces for their new teams, while some familiar stars picked up exactly where they left off. Some

Welcome GRHL fans, I hope you all are having a fantastic offseason so far. We are just over 2 weeks away from puck drop of opening night and the buzz around the league is really starting to pick up. I’ve got a special article for you today with some stats and projections for you to nerd out on. Disclaimer, these numbers are brought to you by a goaltender who has taken too many pucks to the helmet and my viewpoints are purely for entertainment purposes. So don’t read too m

Moose: Where’s the Defense? The Moose enter the season as a wildcard with a new captain group and seven roster spots to fill. Like the Moose teams of old, they look very top-heavy. The biggest question is simple: who is playing defense? Hemker is clearly their No. 1 defender, but after him the picture becomes much less certain. I can see Payne moving back to quarterback the offense, especially when Stradtman is not on the floor. Outside of that, though, most of the roster loo

Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to the 2026 GRHL offseason. We are currently in the Extension Window, or the "lull period" if you will. We'll break down each phase of the offseason so you will know what to expect over the next few weeks. I'll also throw out some questionable draft hot takes that will almost certainly age poorly by draft day. As always, take everything you read here with a grain of salt—after all, you are reading the ramblings of a goalie who has taken a few t