Note the final top three in each conference receive consideration

PFFL: A slow week 17 prevented the Downtowners from setting any records but even a snails pace couldn't have prevented them from winning their first PFFL Total Point Championship. The 110-point week was actually their third worst of the year and lowest total since week 9. Their 2349 total fell 100 points short of the record of 2449, but their 157-point margin of victory is the second highest margin just 23 behind the record of 180 set in 2006.

EAST: Justice's final score of 118 didn't make it easy, but it certainly left a distinct possibility for one of the other two contenders to keep them from the Title. Had they not broken 100 - something they failed to do three times this year - the Tommy Guns 130 points would have stolen the show. They are the only Conference Point Champion to have a week below 100 points scored. Cleantown was in no danger of losing third but their 116-point effort left no chance for advancement. The victory give Justice their second East Conference Point Title the first coming in 2004.

CENTRAL: With 23 points separating the top three, this conference had the best chance for a change at the top. And with the top four contenders all having players in the Sunday night game, it was still undecided going into the last game. Going in the Syndicate had a 15-point lead over the SS Stoggies with Cutler and Royal and the Stoggies just had Gates, so they were no real threat. But even though they were 49 behind, the Twisted Helmets had 4 remaining in Rivers, LT, Brandon Marshall and Vincent Jackson. A more than capable group to overcome a large deficit. The four did outscore the Syndicate's two but they were only able to make up 27 of the 49 needed. It was good enough to move them up from third to second but not good enough to knock off the Syndicate and stop them from earning their third conference point title. All three were earned in different conferences. Their first was in the South in 2004, last year in the West and this year of course in the Central.

WEST: Although the Downtowners put up a modest 110 points, they actually stretched their lead from 165 to 183 over second to win their first Point Title in a rout. At 165 behind the JR's Boys had no chance of catching them but they almost blew their 53-point lead they had over the Rounder 17. With just 92 points scored on the week, they entered Monday night up just 22 and the Rounder still had Eddie Royal in their arsenal. Royal put up 18 leaving them four short but the Rounders did enough to make the Boys sweat by making up 49 points on the 53-point deficit going into the week.