Five straight for Crumby: A first-place showdown is next.

Sean Crumby has the Huntington Beach Hooligans rolling. A 121.80–105.18 win over Dartman makes it five straight, keeps the Hooligans tied for the Dynasty Conference lead at 5–1, and sets up exactly the kind of matchup this league loves: Sean versus Sean, with first place on the line.

Matthew Golden led Crumby's lineup with 23.40 points, Josh Allen added 18.30, and Chase McLaughlin chipped in 15.00. That was enough to withstand Christian McCaffrey's 30.70 for Dartman and keep the streak alive. Rookies of the Caribbean also won to reach 5–1, so neither Sean gets a quiet week to enjoy the view from the top. Their Week 7 meeting will settle who leaves with the better record.

Meanwhile, Max Good's Crazytrains took the Week 6 scoring crown with 142.48 points in a win over Smell my Punt. Kenneth Walker III led the way with 27.90 and gets this week's featured Player of the Week honor. Elsewhere, the Sharks and The Dog Haus both topped 134, Andy Good kept Fubars within a game of the Legends lead, and the Jive Turkeys quietly put together a second straight win.

WEEK 6 FINAL SCORES

Crazytrains 142.48, Smell my Punt 106.04

Encinitas Sharks 135.96, Love Wands 80.42

The Dog Haus 134.96, Team 15 127.60

Huntington Beach Hooligans 121.80, Dartman 105.18

Rookies of the Caribbean 115.42, IRAN Achane on her 104.48

Fubars 112.68, Tokyo Tsunamis 96.36

Jive Turkeys 109.46, Hawk and Balls 100.12

LEGENDS CONFERENCE: THE TEAM-BY-TEAM CHECK-IN

1. Crazytrains | 5–1 | Won 1 — Team of the Week, first in Legends, and a league-leading 834.98 points scored through six weeks. The 142.48–106.04 win over Smell my Punt gave Max a strong response after last week's loss. Now his brother gets a chance to pull him back toward the pack.

2. Team 15 | 4–2 | Lost 1 — Sometimes 127.60 gets it done. This week, it ran into The Dog Haus and 134.96. Team 15 remains second in the conference standings and just one game behind Crazytrains, with 768.94 season points showing this is still a serious contender.

3. Fubars | 4–2 | Won 1 — Andy handled Tokyo Tsunamis 112.68–96.36 and now gets his shot at the conference leader. A win over Crazytrains would bring both brothers to 5–2. The family bragging rights are obvious; the standings stakes are just as real.

4. Tokyo Tsunamis | 2–4 | Lost 2 — A 96.36-point week wasn't enough against Fubars, making it two losses in a row. Tokyo sits at the front of a four-team group at 2–4 in Legends. There is company nearby in the standings, but getting back into the win column is the immediate priority.

5. Smell my Punt | 2–4 | Lost 1 — The 106.04 wasn't enough against the week's highest-scoring team. Smell my Punt falls to 2–4 and joins the crowded lower half of Legends, where one win could help separate a team from the traffic.

6. Jive Turkeys | 2–4 | Won 2 — Two straight wins have changed the feel of this season. A 109.46–100.12 victory over Hawk and Balls brings the Turkeys level by record with three conference rivals. They still have ground to make up, but they are moving in the right direction.

7. Hawk and Balls | 2–4 | Lost 1 — Hawk and Balls reached 100.12 but finished 9.34 points short against the Jive Turkeys. They are seventh in the current conference standings, yet share the same 2–4 record as fourth place. The next win matters in a group this tightly packed.

DYNASTY CONFERENCE: THE TEAM-BY-TEAM CHECK-IN

1. Rookies of the Caribbean | 5–1 | Won 1 — Sean McCaffrey bounced back with a 115.42–104.48 win over IRAN Achane on her. The Rookies remain first in the listed standings, with 780.76 season points to the Hooligans' 771.56. Records are even, though, and next week's head-to-head gives both Seans a chance to take control.

2. Huntington Beach Hooligans | 5–1 | Won 5 — Five straight. Crumby's 121.80-point performance keeps the Hooligans shoulder to shoulder with the Rookies, and the lineup found enough production around Golden and Allen to overcome McCaffrey's big day for Dartman. Now comes the Cranbaro Bowl, with a chance to turn that winning streak into sole possession of first.

3. Encinitas Sharks | 3–3 | Won 1 — The Sharks delivered the week's second-highest score, beating Love Wands 135.96–80.42. At 776.06 season points, they have scored more than the 5–1 Hooligans despite sitting two games behind them. A strong week gets Encinitas back to .500 and keeps the conference leaders in sight.

4. The Dog Haus | 3–3 | Won 1 — The Dog Haus needed a big number and got one, edging Team 15 by 7.36 in the week's closest game. The 134.96-point win brings them to .500 alongside the Sharks. Winning a matchup like that is a useful step in the chase.

5. Love Wands | 2–4 | Lost 1 — An 80.42-point outing ran into a Sharks team putting up 135.96. Love Wands drops to 2–4, one game behind Dynasty's two .500 teams. This was a rough week, but the next tier in the standings is still within reach.

6. IRAN Achane on her | 2–4 | Lost 2 — The 104.48 kept the matchup competitive, but the Rookies finished with a 10.94-point win. A second consecutive loss leaves IRAN at 2–4. Getting back to winning ways is the next step before worrying about the teams at the top.

7. Dartman | 1–5 | Lost 1 — Christian McCaffrey supplied 30.70, but the overall 105.18 couldn't stop the Hooligans' run. Dartman falls to 1–5 despite 700.04 season points. There was a big individual performance to build around this week; now the rest of the lineup needs to turn those points into another win.

WEEK 7: A DOUBLE-FEATURE GAME OF THE WEEK

The Cranbaro Bowl: Huntington Beach Hooligans (5–1) vs. Rookies of the Caribbean (5–1) — Sean Crumby versus Sean McCaffrey. Five straight wins on one side, the current conference leader on the other. The winner takes sole possession of the Dynasty Conference lead. Crumby can make it six in a row, but he'll have to go through the team sharing the top spot.

The Good Brothers Showdown: Crazytrains (5–1) vs. Fubars (4–2) — Max versus Andy, with the Legends lead on the line. Max can put another game between himself and his brother. Andy can pull even by record and make the conference race tighter. Team 15, also 4–2, has plenty of reason to keep an eye on this one.

Two conference races. Two personal rivalries. Week 7 has plenty to settle.