It's implemented now. :)
Also, I've been having some fun with mixed Aegilash on this ladder. You can watch one of my closer battles if you want: Z4FG-WWWW-WWW2-STF3.
Avalugg has been really really common as a Klefki counter and generally fantastic physical tank. As such, beating it with a team of five physical attackers and a Goodra isn't exactly simple. So I switched out my SD Aegislash for a mixed set with Flash Cannon / Shadow Ball / Shadow Sneak / King's Shield with either Leftovers or Spooky Plate, though I really want to try either Air Balloon or Shuca Berry to help handle opposing Diggersby and Barbaracle. Anyways, a lot of OU players have been using the same set but with Iron Head>Flash Cannon for specially bulky Fairy-types and such, but with those not being very difficult to break in this meta (particularly with Diggersby on my team), I've been using Flash Cannon instead. Flash Cannon guarantees an OHKO on Avalugg, which Shadow Ball does not do ([09:15] <+CDXCIV> Aegislash-Blade's Shadow Ball vs Avalugg (153 - 180 HP) Damage: 75.74% - 89.11%), and also hits Furfrou really hard (even though it's been rare, I've run into it, and it's nice to have a solid answer for it).
So far, I've been really happy with my team! Diggersby just does so much work every game, and now mixed Aegislash has been pulling its weight, which the SD set wasn't doing. With games running so quickly, SD Aegislash just doesn't get the chance to set up with all of the offensive pressure and Earthquake users. But mixed Aegislash hits hard off the bat and gives you a solid special attacker, which is fantastic because the quality of special attackers is...fairly low. Plus, Gorgeist can burn you all it wants to when you're just going to Shadow Ball it anyways. :)