Cold Fusion Summer Draft League

The favorites came in with a target on their backs. The IceHoles came in looking to pull off one final upset. But when the final buzzer sounded, it was Mad Men standing tall as the 2026 Cold Fusion Draft League Champions, capping off their impressive season with a 7–4 victory over the IceHoles. And this time, it was Etienne Dor stealing the spotlight. Dor delivered when it mattered most, recording a championship-game hat trick to lead the Mad Men offense. While Curtis McGriskin had been the team's biggest goal-scoring threat throughout the season, he took on the role of playmaker in the finale, finishing with one goal and four assists for a five-point performance. Mad Men also got offensive contributions from Mike Grabowski and Mike Blumenthal, proving once again that their attack was about much more than one player. But the IceHoles weren't about to hand over the trophy without a fight. Declan Thall, Tim Trevathan, Jeremy Nowling and Jay Callaghan provided the offense for the IceHoles, who battled to keep their championship hopes alive. After knocking off Flying V in the semifinals, the IceHoles had already proven they belonged on the biggest stage. Ultimately, Mad Men simply had too much firepower. Throughout the season, they overwhelmed opponents with explosive offense, and the championship game was no different. With Dor finishing his chances and McGriskin setting up his teammates, Mad Men showcased the offensive depth that had made them so difficult to beat all year. For the IceHoles, it was a disappointing end to an impressive playoff run. They battled their way into the championship and gave Mad Men one final challenge. For Mad Men, it was the perfect ending to a season in which they established themselves as the team to beat — and then proved it when everything was on the line. Game Story: Championship on the line → IceHoles battle → Dor delivers a hat trick → McGriskin dishes out four assists → Mad Men finish the job! Championship Game MVP: Etienne Dor — 3 Goals. Honorable Mention: Curtis McGriskin — 1 Goal, 4 Assists, 5 Points. 🏆 Congratulations to the Mad Men — your 2026 Cold Fusion Draft League Champions!

It all comes down to this. After a season of high-scoring games, wild comebacks and playoff drama, the championship matchup is set: Mad Men vs. IceHoles. Mad Men enter the title game as the team everyone has been chasing. Their offense has been relentless all season, and no player has been more dangerous than Curtis McGriskin. He has produced some ridiculous performances, including six goals in a single game and another five-goal performance in the semifinal victory over the Pterodactyls. But the IceHoles have already shown they can hang with Mad Men. Their previous matchup turned into an offensive war that required a shootout to decide. Mad Men eventually escaped with the win, but the IceHoles pushed them all the way to the end. Now they get another shot — with a championship on the line. 🔥 MAD MEN Mad Men's biggest question isn't whether they can score. It's whether anybody can slow them down. McGriskin is the obvious player to watch, but focusing too much attention on him creates opportunities for the rest of the lineup. Dan Simon, Etienne Dor, Mike Grabowski, Mike Blumenthal and others have all contributed offensively throughout the season. Mad Men punched their ticket to the championship with a 7–5 semifinal victory over the Pterodactyls, with McGriskin scoring five of their seven goals. Their formula is pretty simple: attack, attack, and attack some more. 🧊 ICEHOLES The IceHoles may enter as the underdog, but this is not a team Mad Men can overlook. They earned their spot in the championship by knocking off Flying V 5–4 in the semifinal, getting goals throughout the lineup rather than relying on one player to carry the offense. Gregg Davis, Peter Cross, Declan Thall, Brent Danielli, Jeremy Nowling, Jay Callaghan and others have all had big games this season. That scoring depth could be crucial against Mad Men. The IceHoles have also proven they can play Mad Men in a track meet. The question is whether they want to do it again. If this championship turns into another wide-open scoring frenzy, they're giving McGriskin exactly the kind of game he wants. 🏆 THE MATCHUP For Mad Men, the path is clear: keep doing what they've done all season and let their firepower take over. For the IceHoles, it may come down to containing McGriskin, getting another balanced offensive performance and finding a way to keep Mad Men from turning the game into a shooting gallery. One team has looked like the favorite. The other has already shown it can push that favorite to the brink. Mad Men vs. IceHoles. One game. One championship. Winner takes it all.

The IceHoles picked the perfect time to come up with one of their biggest wins of the season. In a tight playoff battle against Flying V, the IceHoles survived a dangerous Flying V attack and came away with a 5–4 victory, earning their spot opposite Mad Men in the championship game. Flying V's offense was led once again by Taylor Glaws, who scored a goal, while James Mattson scored twice and captain Stephen Guarducci added another. Flying V had plenty of opportunities and kept the pressure on until the end, but the IceHoles found a way to stay in front. On the other side, the IceHoles got production from throughout the lineup. Peter Cross scored twice, while Declan Thall, Brent Danielli and Andrew Kantor each found the back of the net. That balanced scoring proved to be the difference. Flying V kept pushing, but the IceHoles held on through the final stretch to secure the 5–4 win and eliminate one of the league's most dangerous offensive teams. And now the matchup is set. Mad Men vs. IceHoles. One game. Championship on the line. Game Story: Tight playoff battle → both teams trade chances → IceHoles get scoring throughout the lineup → hold off Flying V 5–4 → championship bound. Player of the Game: Peter Cross — 2 Goals.