Week Three · Fictional Player of the WeekLasse Petre
XHL · British Columbia Grizzlies
Three goals. Four assists. The week’s seven-point standard.
Petre’s outright XHL points lead and six-point performance in British Columbia’s defining win give him the Fictional honour. The Grizzlies won both games in the window and closed at 5–1. Saskatchewan’s Michal Kasparik had four goals and six points; Lone Star’s Spears supplied two touchdowns and three named conversion points. This is an editorial choice across sports, not a conversion of hockey points into Fury points.
Performances supporting the award| Date · 1900 | Opponent & report | Performance | Result |
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| January 17 | Atlanta Firebirds | 3 goals · 3 assists · 6 points | British Columbia won 12–1 |
| January 21 | Hartford Nightwatch | 1 assist · 1 point | British Columbia won 5–3 |
January15–21 only: 3 physical goals + 4 assists = 7 player points; no two-point goals or pregame targets
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Week Three · Historic Player of the WeekRube Ferns
Boxing · Hawthorne Athletic Club · Buffalo bout
Twenty-five rounds. Three judges. One verdict.
Ferns sustained his advantage over the full 25-round distance and earned every judge’s verdict. That prolonged winning performance earns the Historic honour ahead of strong alternatives including Charlie Athersmith’s hat trick in Villa’s 6–3 win and Billy Walker’s three goals for Albion. The award recognises the ASN replay, not a claim about the real historical result.
Performances supporting the award| Date · 1900 | Opponent & report | Performance | Result |
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| January 15 | Mysterious Billy Smith | Unanimous decision · 25 rounds | Ferns won · ASN 1–0 |
ASN replay using owner-selected creator-estimated cards; no inferred punch counts, knockdowns or championship assignment
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