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Both teams played a good game, especially considering being so short on subs. In the end Mesh Addicts came out victorious and were named as the ULAX Lansing Champions. Great season guys! Hope to see everyone out again this summer.

The Gamecocks mounted a late surge, scoring four unanswered points in the final minutes to pull off a 7-4 comeback win over the Brewins. Tied 3-3 heading into the final stretch, both teams traded blows before the Brewins briefly took a 4-3 lead. But the Gamecocks flipped the switch, locking down on defense and exploding offensively with a dominant four-point run to close out the game. Clutch performances down the stretch sealed the deal, as the Gamecocks silenced the Brewins and walked away with the win.

The Brewins held off a furious late push by the Sharks to come away with a 10-6 win in a wild, back-and-forth game. The Brewins built an early lead with relentless pressure, taking control with a flurry of goals in the first two periods. Up 8-2 heading into the third, it looked like the game was in the bag—but the Sharks came alive late, scoring four quick goals to cut the deficit to just two. The momentum was shifting, but the Brewins regrouped and answered back with two clutch goals to shut the door and lock up the win. A high-scoring night from both sides, but in the end, the Brewins did just enough to outlast the Sharks.

The usual suspects came to play for the Water Dogs, making an early statement against the stars. Chris Honarmand had his usual sock trick, with supporting hatties and singles from 6 other players. Myles Brown and T. Jung tried to keep the Stars in the fight, with 5 and 3 goals, respectively, but it wasn't enough to put down the Dogs onslaught. The game seemed settled at the end of the 1st, with the Dogs leading 13 to 5, but the Stars supernovaed in the second, netting 11 goals. But, with the established 8 goal lead from the 1st half, and an additional 15 in the second, the Stars streak wasn't enough to close the gap or stop Dogs pursuit of the net. Water Dogs end the season undefeated with a statement win in the championship, finishing with 28 goals against Star's 16.

After dropping a game to the Yetis last week, The Washed up Warriors came back strong and defeated B.E.E.R. by a score of 8-2. The defense came up big for the Warriors with goalie Bryan Gervais making 8 saves on the Day. Close defensemen Grant Jellison and Cory Hughes, each ran the field and scored a goal for the Warriors as well. With 5 different offensive players adding to the scoring as well, it was just too much for B.E.E.R. to handle.

What a great game of back and forth in the 2nd game of the day. The Goaldiggers edged out the Miami LC with a 1 goal victory.

In another dominant showing, the Yetis topped the Kraken Beers 12-4. Cameron Bemiller made his presence known with 5 goals and 1 assist on the day. Five other Yetis contributed to the scoring as well. The Kraken Beers did their best to stay in it, but they never really slowed the Yetis in this one. Colton Meyer led the Kraken Beers with 2 goals while Jojo Meeker and John Manago each added another.