Simply put, the Montreal Militia are clicking. The team currently sits in 3rd place with a record of 18-12-4, good for 40 points on the year.

The big strength for the Militia at this point has been their ability to score on the top line. With the chemistry between Walker, Steele and Lindstrom working like a machine, the Miltia have had no issues getting production from their top forward line.

The defense has been a positive point as well. Top defenseman Jack Hansen is enjoying a high production season and currently sits at 29 points in 34 games. While Turska and Alfredsson do not produce many points from the second line, both players are in the positive on the ice this season.

The goaltending has also been solid for Montreal. Both starter Thaddeus Prince and backup Coren Volden have enjoyed very good success this year.

Where the Militia need to improve is separating their goal differential for the season. Right now, the team has a goal differential of +6. This is a decent number, but teams behind Montreal in the standings are experiencing much better goal differentials which could ultimately prove costly for the Militia come playoff time.

One thing that the Militia have which often cannot be seen is chemistry. These players are always hanging out together off the ice and getting to know one another even better, and it has shown positive effects in the way they play on the ice.