Spring 2026 · Co-Ed 6v6 Division 1

Mid-Season Report

The race at the top is tight

Four weeks into the Spring 2026 season, Co-Ed 6v6 Division 1 has been everything you would want from a top division — high scoring, competitive from top to bottom, and full of storylines worth following. A promoted team is holding its own at the top of the table. A defending finalist is struggling to find its footing. The division's most complete player is putting together a case as one of the best in FPF. And one team's quarterback situation raises questions that could define their playoff run. Here is where things stand.

Standings

Team Breakdown

The most interesting decision Tea Party made this season was moving Dante Gerardi from quarterback to receiver — and it has paid off. Gerardi is tied for the division lead in receptions with 19 and has scored 5 touchdowns, making him the primary option in an offense that has been hard to slow down. This is a promoted team, up from Co-Ed 2 after a Winter 2026 semifinal exit, and they have not looked out of place. Geraldine Cabillo-Abante leads the entire division in tackles with 13 and contributes on both sides of the ball. Emma Townsend-Asselin, Kevin Donnet, and Constance Millaire all bring production at different levels of the offense, giving Benjamin McMahon multiple options to work with under centre. So far, nobody has consistently taken away enough options to slow them down.

Three wins from four games is a strong start, but Les Woo's have used three different quarterbacks to get there — Samuel Omombo, Philip Orcel, and Yvan Salomon have all taken snaps. The wins are real, but building the timing and trust a team needs for a deep playoff run is hard to do by committee. That said, the talent here is undeniable. Philip Orcel may be the most impactful individual player in the division — 5 receiving touchdowns, 4 interceptions, and a defensive touchdown, all in two games. If Les Woo's can land on a consistent starter at quarterback in the second half, they are a genuine contender. If they cannot, that question will follow them all the way to the playoffs.

Alexandre Szalipszki leads the division in touchdown passes with 24 and has added 207 rushing yards on the ground. He is fast, he can hurt you as a receiver, and he makes plays on defense — one of the most complete players in FPF. He is also still developing at quarterback, and the 6 interceptions and 56.7% completion rate reflect that. The Mismatch are 2-3, but the margin in their losses has not been wide, and the receiving corps around Szalipszki is legitimate — Giovani Antonacci (188 yards, 4 TDs), Clifdji Solon, Eric Namts, and Gabrielle Fortin, who has quietly put together 5 receiving touchdowns. This team is not out of anything. How much Szalipszki grows between now and the playoffs may be the most interesting question in the division.

Marc-Andre Reeves is the kind of player who changes how opponents prepare. Too fast to ignore as a runner, too accurate to give a free release — 1,033 passing yards, 23 touchdowns, and 4 rushing touchdowns through four games. William Power has quickly become one of the more reliable and efficient pieces in this offense, catching every ball thrown his way and finding the right spots consistently. Gabrielle Mongrain at 21.4 yards per reception and Koralie Leduc add weapons on the outside. At 2-2, The Merge have the talent to make a push in the second half — the wins just need to start coming in bunches.

A +1 point differential at 1-3 tells you this team has been in every game — they just have not found a way to close them out. Lego My Flag went to the Winter 2026 finals and came up short, and that is not something a roster forgets easily. Jeff Rosenblatt has put up 840 yards and 21 touchdowns, Sanders Armand and Adam Malinoff are both legitimate weapons, and Lara Uzoka and Phoebe Gervais have been playmakers on defense. The pieces are there. Six games remain, and a team that has been to the finals knows what it takes to win when it matters.

Statistical Leaders

Passing

Receiving

Defense

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