60. (S20) LW (Winnipeg Jets) - Elyk || New Entry
Grade: 50/80 || Average: 6.25
Past Seasons: None

At number 60 is newcomer Elyk, who has made the list after multiple years of decent point totals but a lack of recognition. Elyk responded to this adversity by scoring a whopping 18 goals and 41 points. While offensively the season looked very good for Elyk, the forward still remains a bit one-dimensional, as his physical game is non-existent and is hardly used on the PK. However, as Elyk keeps getting better the ice time should come. There we will see if Elyk can be a top-50 player.

59. (S9) D (Toronto North Stars) - Willie "The Destroyer" Weber || -51
Grade: 50/80 || Average: 6.25
Past Seasons: S20-10, S21-7, S22-11, S23-11, S24-8

At number 59 is veteran North Stars defenseman Willie "The Destroyer" Weber. Weber has continued to dole out a ridiculous number of hits (170 for the season), but his offensive game has taken a slide, as he has gone from a 45 point season to 34, then 27 last year. This is the first time on this list he has fallen below the top-20, and this could be the sign of Toronto losing a potential Hall of Famer.

58. (S17) C (Minnesota Chiefs) - Mr. Feeny || +26
Grade: 50/80 || Average: 6.25
Past Seasons: S21-73, S22-80, S23-79, S24-84

At number 58 is Chiefs center Mr. Feeny. This is the first time Feeny has made it past the top-60, and a lot of it has to do with the consistency in his numbers. 32, 34, 35 points in the last three seasons is a good production from Feeny, making him a dependable asset for the Chiefs. Unfortunately this is one of the many Chiefs players who will be hanging them up after this season, so it should be interesting to see how they can bring in another consistent forward.

57. (S18) C (Edmonton Blizzard) - Miles Berger || +17
Grade: 51/80 || Average: 6.375
Past Seasons: S21-85, S23-99, S24-74

At 57 is another reliable forward who has started to rise back up in the rankings. Miles Berger had another 36 point season, which may not look all that impressive, but he ended up tied for the team lead on the Blizzard, a testament to not only his value to the team, but to Edmonton's woes in general. He has also been a much more physical competitor, with 101 hits on the year.

56. (S21) RW (Edmonton Blizzard) - Theo Kane || +21
Grade: 51/80 || Average: 6.375
Past Seasons: S23-75, S24-77

At number 56 is Winger Theo Kane, who to his own surprise saw him rise up in the rankings despite what he would call a down year. Last season saw him with 19 goals and 41 points, but he fell to 77, and this year saw 18 goals but only 35 points. Some of the speculation is that the voters felt they were wrong about assuming Theo Kane had attitude problems, and thus gave him a much higher rating than the previous year. Currently, this location makes more sense in context of the players around him, but don't expect him to rise higher next year if he falters.

55. (S20) D (Calgary Dragons) - Sachimo Zoidberg || +14
Grade: 51/80 || Average: 6.375
Past Seasons: S22-86, S23-76, S24-69

At number 55 is Dragons defenseman Sachimo Zoidberg, who has been rising at a pretty steady clip, both in offensive production and his ranking on this list. Zoidberg finished the season with 9 goals and 35 points, and was the most physically dominating player for the Dragons in their firs playoff berth in some time. Zoidberg also appears to be toning down the stupid penalties, which is only a positive for the up and coming Dragons.

54. (S20) D (Edmonton Blizzard) Fredirich Müller || +12
Grade: 51/80 || Average: 6.375
Past Seasons: S21-102, S22-47, S23-38, S24-66

At number 54 is defenseman Fredirich Müller, who had a lot of improvement over the previous season. He went from 27 to 35 points, improving his goal totals (9 to 10) and hits (102 to 120). He was relied upon just about the same amount, but for an Edmonton Team that had a lot of struggles, Müller did a good job and has shown some big signs of improvement.

53. (S19) G (Texas Renegades) - Dymo Ranjan || +17
Grade: 52/80 || Average: 6.5
Past Seasons: S21-57, S22-89, S23-90, S24-70

At number 53 is former Chiefs goaltender Dymo Ranjan, who went up quite a few spots this year. Ranjan may not be considered a top-tier goaltender by many pundits, but there is one thing that Ranjan does have going for him, and it is consistency. He once again had at least 25 wins with the Chiefs, and kept to a .902 save percentage despite many considering him a weak goaltender on a strong team. He had some struggles in the playoffs, but that is something he still can keep improving on.

52. (S18) D (Edmonton Blizzard) - Magnus Vikstrand || -12
Grade: 52/80 || Average: 6.5
Past Seasons: S20- 88, S21- 63, S22-63, S23-52, S24-40

At number 52 is Magnus Vikstrand, another Edmonton Blizzard player. Vikstrand falls quite a bit despite an improvement on point totals with a struggling Blizzard team. However some argued that Vikstrand was overrated last season and this drop only indicates a more accurate rating. Vikstrand scored 34 points with Edmonton, right behind Müller for the team lead in defensive scoring. While he blocked more shots than Müller did, his hits were also way down, causing some voters to label him as a "finesse" player instead of a bruiser.

51. (S16) RW (Minnesota Chiefs) - Tom Sawyer || -26
Grade: 54/80 || Average: 6.75
Past Seasons: S20-49, S21-54, S22-52, S23-48, S24-25

At 51 is Chiefs forward Tom Sawyer, whop took a massive drop despite scoring 20 goals for the second straight season. Sawyer's point totals did fall down slightly from 45 to 41, however he was also on a much deeper Minnesota team compared to last year, which most likely affected the number. Hits also increased for the winger, and Sawyer seemed to be more responsible in his own end as well. Unfortunately despite this Sawyer has fallen out of the top-50.