Brian Metcalfe Landscaping Battles Through Adversity in Fourth Loop 

Brian Metcalfe Landscaping hit a tough stretch during the fourth loop of the season, finishing 0-3-1 in a demanding round where every opponent was faced once in two-period battles. The loop opened with a narrow 4–3 loss to ProFoam Insulation Inc., a game that was tighter than the scoreboard might suggest. Brian Metcalfe Landscaping traded chances throughout, but couldn’t find the equalizer late despite pushing the pace.

The middle portion of the loop proved challenging as well. A 3–1 loss to Valley Plumbing followed, where Brian Metcalfe Landscaping struggled to generate sustained offense against a structured defensive effort. That was followed by a 5–2 defeat at the hands of Ryno Motors, a game where the score stretched late, masking what was a competitive effort through much of the two-period contest.

The loop closed on a far more positive note with a hard-fought 4–4 tie against league-leading Bruce’s Car Care. In a back-and-forth game filled with momentum swings, Brian Metcalfe Landscaping showed resilience, answering goals and refusing to let the top team in the standings pull away. It was a performance that served as a reminder of this group’s depth and competitiveness.

Despite the winless loop, Brian Metcalfe Landscaping remains very much in the mix. Through four loops, their record sits at 5-6-5, placing them in a three-way tie for second place in the league. With three loops still to play, a rebound in the results column could quickly shift the standings as the season heads into its final stretch.

Bruce’s Car Care Stays on Top After Gritty Fourth Loop

Bruce’s Car Care wrapped up the fourth loop of the season with a 1-1-2 record, navigating another demanding stretch where each of the league’s five teams crossed paths once again. The loop opened with a rare stumble, as Valley Plumbing handed Bruce’s a 4–1 loss in a two-period contest that never fully tilted in their favor. Despite flashes of their usual pace and structure, Bruce’s couldn’t generate enough sustained pressure to climb back into it, marking just their second regulation loss of the season.

The response was exactly what you’d expect from a first-place club. In game two, Bruce’s Car Care rebounded with a confident 5–3 win over Ryno Motors, leaning on balanced scoring and a steady defensive effort to control long stretches of play. It was the kind of bounce-back performance that has defined their season—no panic, just execution.

The final two games of the loop showcased Bruce’s ability to grind out results even when wins aren’t there. A tightly contested 1–1 draw against ProFoam Insulation Inc. turned into a defensive chess match, while a wild 4–4 tie versus Brian Metcalfe Landscaping featured momentum swings and timely goals at both ends. Bruce’s showed composure late in both games to secure points and close the loop on a positive note.

After four of the seven loops are in the books, Bruce’s Car Care sits atop the standings with an impressive 11-2-3 record. Consistency remains the calling card, and even in a loop without a dominant win total, the ability to collect points keeps them firmly in first place as the season moves into its back half.

Ryno Motors Roars Through Fourth Loop with Statement 3–1 Record 

Ryno Motors delivered one of their strongest stretches of the season during the fourth loop, posting a 3-1-0 record while facing each of the league’s four opponents in the familiar two-period format. The loop opened with an impressive 4–2 win over ProFoam Insulation Inc., where Ryno set the pace early and managed the game well from the front. It was a confident start that immediately put them on solid footing.

That momentum carried into the second matchup, a tightly contested 3–2 victory over Valley Plumbing. Ryno Motors showed composure in a back-and-forth game, answering challenges and holding firm late to secure another one-goal win. Those kinds of results have been hard-earned this season, and this one underscored their ability to close out close games.

The lone setback of the loop came against Bruce’s Car Care in a 5–3 loss. Despite generating offense and staying within reach, Ryno couldn’t fully stem the tide against the league leaders. Still, the response was immediate and emphatic, as Ryno closed the loop with a convincing 5–2 win over Brian Metcalfe Landscaping, finishing the stretch on a high note.

Through four loops, Ryno Motors now sits at 6-7-3 on the season and finds itself in a three-way tie for second place in the standings. With confidence building after a winning loop and several teams bunched tightly together, Ryno Motors has positioned itself well heading into the back half of the season.