In the Bulls' return to the league, they've held every position in the standings except sixth place. In the first half of June, the Bulls were never lower than third. On June 10th, the Bulls were the sole owners of the first-place position. A week later, they slid all the way down to fifth place where they stayed for three solid weeks. Meanwhile, the Greyhounds, who had occupied the fourth-place spot nearly as long as the Bulls were in fifth, managed to claw their way up to first place, taking over that position from the Fulton Railroaders after their July 4th win against Fulton. The Greyhounds won nine games in a row, a streak that was broken on the same night the Bulls moved into fourth place.

For the better part of June, the Pirates were in first and second place, but are now firmly in third place. The only consistent team in the league has been the Marion Bobcats, which have occupied the bottom rung of the chart since the fourth game of the season.

With the season more than half finished, there's still enough time for some serious changes in the standings.