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The Spring season in the Neo division is over, and Personal Rainerit have emerged as clear champions after defeating Fladie Faxes 3–1 in the final series. It was a dominant campaign from start to finish, with Personal Rainerit losing only one single game all season—and it came in the finals against Fladie Faxes. Their run was nearly flawless. They topped their group with 14 wins in 14 games, including one overtime win, scoring at will with over 10 goals per game on average while conceding just 2 per game. That offensive firepower carried over into the playoffs, where they swept past opponents and faced Fladie Faxes in the final. The final series showed they could handle adversity. After taking Game 1 with a convincing 7–4 win, they stumbled in Game 2, dropping it 2–3 in a tight battle—their only loss of the entire season. But they answered immediately with a statement 7–2 victory in Game 3 and finished the job in Game 4 with a decisive 5–1 win to clinch the title.   Offensive Powerhouses The team’s top scorers lit up both the regular season and playoffs. @ttskede was the league’s undisputed offensive leader with 121 points in 14 regular-season games (68 goals, 53 assists) and kept it going in the playoffs with 86 points in 16 games. @Elop-_- was equally lethal, adding 80 points in the regular season and 68 in the playoffs. They weren’t alone. @hugobrann72, @Veljenpoika69, @Maltseviii, @joku_johonki and backups like @Mallungoldi and @J20NA01 added depth and balance, making the lineup dangerous from top to bottom. Reliable in Goal In net, @The-Tankki235 and @JonttuM12 shared duties and delivered when it counted. Both goalies posted solid numbers with save percentages over 80%, helping keep the team steady even when games got tight.   A True Statement Season Personal Rainerit’s run in Neo was nothing short of dominant. Their ability to score in bunches, bounce back immediately from their lone loss, and finish series with authority showed they were a level above the competition. With this title, they’ve proven they’re ready for the next step and will be a team to watch going forward. Personal Rainerit Roster: Forwards: @ttskede @Elop-_- @hugobrann72 @J20NA01 Defense: @Veljenpoika69 @Maltseviii @joku_johonki @Mallungoldi Goalies: @The-Tankki235 @JonttuM12 ARMEIJAN KURI Road To The Championship: Regular Season: 13-1-0-0 (41pts) - 1st in Group 2 1st round: 3-0 vs Strength Of The Pack 2nd round: 3-0 vs Hawks Gaming Quarterfinals: 3-0 vs Tibro HC Semifinal: 3-0 vs Clowns On Ice Finals: 3-1 vs Fladie Faxes

ARMEIJAN KURI are your ECL ‘25: Spring – Core Champions The Spring season in the Core division has concluded with ARMEIJAN KURI taking home the championship after a dramatic 4–3 series win over Conexion. It capped off an impressive campaign that saw them finish the regular season with a 20-0-1-3 record (61 points), topping Group 2. Their playoff run was equally strong: 4–1 in the first round against Zamboni Zorros, a 4–0 sweep of Beer Bears in round two, 4–2 over MIESKISSAT in the quarterfinals, 4–2 against Nordic Nosebleed in the semifinals, and finally a hard-fought 4–3 victory over Conexion in the finals. This final was anything but easy for ARMEIJAN KURI. They opened with a solid 4–2 win on the road in Game 1 to set the tone. But Conexion responded immediately in Game 2, stealing a tight 2–1 overtime win away from home. Back on their own ice for Game 3, Conexion dominated with a 6–0 blowout to take the series lead. ARMEIJAN KURI bounced back in Game 4 with a clutch 4–3 overtime victory at home to even things up. In Game 5, they earned a hard-fought 2–1 road win to get back in front in the series. Conexion refused to go away, forcing a decisive Game 7 with a 1–0 overtime win in Game 6. But in the winner-takes-all Game 7, ARMEIJAN KURI delivered under pressure with a composed 4–1 road victory to claim the championship.   Key Performers and Team Effort The team’s production was well spread out. @hefezuk85 led the way with 79 points in 28 games (33 goals, 46 assists), showing top-end consistency all season. @MutainenMalik and @WIRTAAZKIN47 were also strong offensive contributors, giving the lineup depth and balance. @Wertigosetti19 and @SUONEKASKOSTAJA_ added two-way stability and grit in tough games. In goal, @kasuri1 was steady all season and especially reliable in the playoffs. Over 28 games, they earned 20 wins with an 83.8% save percentage. Their ability to make key stops in close games was a big part of ARMEIJAN KURI’s success in a final series full of overtime and one-goal games. ARMEIJAN KURI stuck to a strong core lineup throughout the season, building chemistry and trust. Their ability to handle pressure, bounce back from tough losses, and deliver in high-stakes OT games proved they had the mentality of champions. They also got valuable contributions from players like @Wirta88 and @KunKKu_1998, who stepped up when the team needed them most.. With the title secured, ARMEIJAN KURI have shown they’re ready for the challenge of competing in the Lite division next season.   ARMEIJAN KURI Roster: Forwards: @MutainenMalik @hefezuk85 @WIRTAAZKIN47 @Wirta88 Defense: @SUONEKASKOSTAJA_ @Wertigosetti19 @KunKKu_1998 Goalies: @kasuri1 ARMEIJAN KURI Road To The Championship: Regular Season: 20-0-1-3 (61pts) - 1st in Group 2 1st round: 4-1 vs Zamboni Zorros 2nd round: 4-0 vs Beer Bears Quarterfinals: 4-2 vs MIESKISSAT Semifinal: 4-2 vs Nordic Nosebleed Finals: 4-3 vs Conexion

The Grand Final: Personal Rainerit vs Fladie Faxes The final has the matchup everyone anticipated but with two teams that took very different roads to get here. Personal Rainerit enter as the unstoppable force of these playoffs. They swept Tibro HC 3–0 in the quarterfinals and then dismantled Clowns On Ice 3–0 in the semifinals with clinical, relentless offense, scoring 18 goals while conceding just 3. Their top line has been lethal all tournament, led by @ttskede, who has scored 38 goals and 34 assists for 72 points in 12 games while shooting at over 41%—a staggering conversion rate for this level. He’s flanked by @Elop-_-, not far behind with 31 goals and 24 assists (55 points), shooting at 36%. The supporting cast isn’t just decoration either: @hugobrann72 has added 43 points, while @Veljenpoika69 and @Maltseviii have chipped in 35 and 33 points respectively. Across the board they’ve dominated possession, faceoffs, and hits, showing physicality to go along with finesse. Even their goaltending depth is a luxury: @The-Tankki235 is a perfect 6–0 in the playoffs with an 80% save percentage and 2.67 goals-against average, while @JonttuM12 has the same record with a 77.14% save percentage. They can rotate goalies without missing a beat. Fladie Faxes, on the other hand, have shown consistency, discipline, and the ability to adapt against strong opponents. They defeated Sunburst Howlers 3–1 in a competitive quarterfinal series, and followed it up with an impressive 3–0 sweep over HC Wild Hogs in the semifinals. Their attack relies on balance and grit rather than pure star power. @Lypsaaja6365 leads with 48 points in 13 games (19 goals, 29 assists), shooting at 30.6% and delivering 54 hits while winning nearly 58% of faceoffs—exactly the kind of two-way production their system demands. @Dan9105 is right behind with 36 points (16 goals, 20 assists), and handles the dirty work too, adding 44.4% faceoff success. Players like @SoldatUgglan, @Rizlan, and @Hescores round out the scoring with 30, 21, and 20 points respectively, each with 30+ hits and defensive awareness baked into their game. This depth makes Faxes hard to wear down—they don’t rely on one line, they roll all of them and trust everyone to play their structure. Perhaps the biggest equalizer is in net, where @E1vira123 has delivered a sensational 12–1 record, saving 86.92% of shots faced with a microscopic 1.08 goals-against average and 4 shutouts. His ability to keep them alive when pinned in and to erase mistakes is exactly why they’re here. Prediction: Personal Rainerit have steamrolled everyone so far. Their offense is overwhelming, their transition game is polished, and they have firepower from every line. But Fladie Faxes won’t be intimidated. They’re used to absorbing pressure, clogging lanes, finishing their hits, and leaning on an elite goalie to hold the line. If the game opens up, Rainerit will feast. But if Faxes can slow it down and frustrate them, this could be much tighter than expected. Still, the firepower and depth Rainerit possess should be too much over a series. 👉 Prediction: Personal Rainerit wins 3–1. Don't miss it: The entire final series will be broadcast tonight, June 29, with coverage starting at 19:45 CEST on twitch.tv/reactiomedia.

The ECL '25: Spring - Lite season has now come to an end, with MoDo Hockey taking home the coveted Lite trophy. They've now proven themselves the best of the best and will look to improve their game for next season. MoDo came into the playoffs with a heavy regular season record of 16-1-0-5. Their powerplay stood out at an impressive 43,24%, which continued into the playoffs as well. @MrXbox79 stood out this season as their go-to guy; he showed everybody he doesn't belong in the Lite division, and next season he will hopefully have the chance to prove that the Pro division is his to conquer. MoDo had quite a rare playoff push, they weren't tested once in the playoffs to the fullest, they seemed to ease through each of their series, even taking down Deadly Phantoms in the finals 4-1. Before that, they defeated teams like Including Me and Turun Gasellit, who impressed during the playoffs, but MoDo was just unstoppable this ECL season. MoDo Hockey Roster: Forwards: @MrXbox79 @RookieLIAMOVIC @Maaacki @Disctrasan- Defense: @Daniel Asplund @I Braxsiö I @Adde667 Goalies: @I-Jeppe-I @Ztefan Pop MoDo Hockey Road To The Championship: Regular Season: 16-1-0-5 (50pts) - 1st in Group 2 1st round: 4-2 vs Iserlohn Roosters eSports 2nd round: 4-1 vs Lucky Strikers Quarterfinals: 4-1 vs Including Me Semifinal: 4-1 vs Turun Gasellit Finals: 4-1 vs Deadly Phantoms   Congratulations to the team and all the players, see you in Pro! Thank you all teams and readers, for this season!