All three players played a big role as the Icehawks won all four games they played and moved into a tie for first place in the IHL standings.

Lindberg scored five points (1g, 4a) in four Icehawks wins this week. On Friday, he had two assists in regulation and also scored in a shootout to lead the Icehawks to a 4-3 win over the Lumberjacks. He also scored the game winner in the Icehawks 2-0 win over Fort Wayne on Saturday. He finished the week with a +3 rating.

The 29-year old native of Stockholm, Sweden was riding a four game point streak into Sunday's game in Muskegon, but had that streak halted as he was held scoreless. During the streak, he recorded one goal and eight assists.

Naurato finished the week with six points in just four games. He scored two goals and dished out four assists, giving him a total of 10 points in just eight games so far this season. He had two goals and an assist in Wednesday's win over Muskegon, with one of his goals being the game winner. He also scored in a shootout on Friday to boost the Icehawks to victory over Muskegon.

Sterling finished the week with a 2-0-0-0 record, beating the Fort Wayne Komets twice in three nights. He played a total of 119 minutes and 29 seconds, with 106 minutes and 34 seconds of consecutive shutout hockey against the Komets. He made a total of 63 saves out of 65 total shots for a.969 save percentage and a 1.00 goals against average.

Sterling helped the Icehawks earn their first shutout of the season Saturday, where he contributed to just over 59 minutes of shutout hockey before exiting the game due to an altercation with the Fort Wayne goaltender. The 27-year-old Lake Orion, Michigan native is currently ranked third among IHL goaltenders in goals against average (2.29) and save percentage (.920).