AAA

Ben Su scored twice, Adam Balewicz had two assists and Luke Silverman and Greyson Henry shared the shutout in Acton-Boxboro’s 4-0 victory over Parkway; Deven Dunlop scored twice, Casey Kelly posted a goal and an assist and James Fitzgerald two assists in Dorchester’s 4-0 win over Winchester; Nils Tellander scored one goal and handed out three assists, Ryan Nadeau clicked for a goal and two assists, Owen Hamburger also had two assists and Chase McDivitt pitched a shutout in Wellesley’s 7-0 victory over Parkway; and Hogan Sedky scored 40 seconds into the third period to give Marblehead a 1-1 tie with Reading – Jack Murray with a second-period goal for Reading.

AA

NH East had a win and a tie in the North, Brady Burnham wore the hat and had an assist, Finn Bussiere scored one goal and handed out three assists and Bodie Marcotte posted two assists in a 6-2 victory over Winthrop – and Marcotte scored the tying goal with 5:56 left and Joe Duggan scored twice as NH East tied Everett/Revere 5-5, Connor Seeley with a hat trick and an assist for E/R;

Ryan Greenwood was in goal for the Railers and Oliver Ransom for Cambridge in a 0-0 tie; Ben Merrill scored both goals and James Whitman assisted on both as Masco edged Beverly 2-1; James Yunes wore a natural hat as Arlington topped Wellesley 3-1; and Mike Pomer and Joe Schipiani both had a goal and an assist and Luca Ciccolo and Timmy Rowan shared the shutout in Belmont’s 4-0 victory over Woburn;

Haverhill rode the goaltending of Tyler Genna to three wins in the South. Genna pitched a shutout and Zack Hurrell scored early in a 3-0 win over S&S; Aidan Jenkins posted 2-1-3, James DeMarco set up three goals, Darren Ackerman had 1-1-2 and Genna pitched a shutout in an 8-0 triumph over Wilmington – and Ackerman scored twice, Brendon Rosenthal had 1-1-2 and Genna came within 2:20 of a shutout in a 5-1 win over Maine;

Lucas Dinsmore and Ryan Hawkes combined for the shutout and Hayden Herrick scored both goals in Lexington/Bedford’s 2-0 win over Cambridge; Matt Preston and Chase Barlow both posted 2-2-4 and Alex Ritchie also had two assists in Stoneham’s 6-1 victory over the Railers; Caleb McNulty and No. 88 both scored twice as Maine downed Concord-Carlisle 7-1; Pasquale’s third goal of the third period, with 35 seconds left, gave S&S a 3-3 tie with Triton – Hayden Fowler with two goals and Eben Dooling a go-ahead goal with 2:36 left for Triton; Hyde Park downed Dorchester 3-1; No. 56 scored the tying goal with 7:05 left and Kyle O’Keefe had 1-1-2 as the Railers tied Framingham 2-2 – John Hudson with both goals for Framingham; and Cedrone pitched a shutout and Amaroso scored in the second period as Billerica edged Cape Ann 1-0.

Parkway won three times and North Reading won twice in the East. Aidan Doherty pitched a shutout and Mike Munnelly scored in the first period of Parkway’s 1-0 decision over Brookline; Parkway edged the Demons 2-1 – and Doherty came within 52 seconds of a shutout, No, 3 scored twice and Joe Donahue had two assists in a 3-1 win over Somerville; Luke Baker scored early in the third period of North Reading’s 2-0 win over the Crusaders – and Blanchette pitched a shutout and Tommy Gazda scored with 6:32 left as North Reading nipped Medford 1-0;

Andrew Skavitch and Quinn Salvi scored 56 seconds apart in the second period as Triboro edged SMS 2-1; Gabriel Lozowski scored the winner with 1:29 left and Noah Page came within 2:07 of a shutout as Methuen edged Melrose 2-1; and Josh McMahon scored with 1:04 left to give Medford a 3-2 decision over Reading – Dom Mustone with 1-1-2 in the win and Tom Fratto 1-1-2 in the loss.

Rochester, Westwood and Wakefield both won twice in the West. Annabel Prochilo and Ben Ott shared the shutout and Dylan Burovac scored in the second period as Rochester edged Andover 1-0 – and Giovanni Green, who also had an assist, scored the winner with 5:57 left and Lucas Gregiore posted 1-1-2 in a 4-3 decision over Acton-Boxboro; Max O’Brien’s second goal of the game, with go with an assist, scored with 15 seconds left to give Westwood a 5-4 victory over Arlington, Travis Engel with three assists in the win and Dylan Walsh 2—1-3 and Myles Donato 1-1-2 in the loss – and Westwood downed Wellesley 4-1; Roycroft scored twice and Zach Laverdue scored the winner as Wakefield edged NH East 3-2 – and Sean Hogan scored twice in the third period of a 5-2 win over North Central;

Kevin Bresnahan scored early in the second period as Newton downed Lexington/Bedford 3-0; Jack Reen scored twice as Allston/Brighton topped Wellesley 4-2; Dylan Stocking’s second goal of the game, 34 seconds into the third period, was the winner as North Central trimmed NH East 3-1; and Indelicato scored one goal and handed out three assists, Sullivan posted 2-1-3 and Mattie 1-1-2 in Stoneham’s 7-2 victory over Burlington.

A

In the North, Louie Walls scored with 3:16 left to give Framingham a 3-2 decision over the Railers; Jack Michaud posted 1-1-2 and Edgar McIntosh had two assists as Hollis downed Billerica 4-1; Tom Richard scored with 6:13 left to give Waltham a 2-1 decision over Dorchester; Jacob Hershfield scored four goals and Miles Flynn had two assists as Marblehead downed Lynnfield/Saugus 7-4 – Joe Graffeo with two assists in the loss; and Glen Calla snapped a 1-1 tie in the second period as Waltham trimmed Haverhill 3-1;

Maine had a win and tie in the South. Miko Lenardwore the hat in a 3-1 win over Agawam – and Lenard, who also had an assist, scored with 14 seconds left to give Maine a 2-2 tie with Andover, Caleb Gerakaris with assists on both goals for Andover;

Dom Perrault scored twice and Logan Hall had a goal and an assist as the Railers defeated Needham 5-2; Jacob Boothroyd wore the hat as Maples topped Everett/Revere 4-1; and Wyatt Carpenter and Jacob Lemery both delivered a goal and two assists and Erik Butts posted 1-1-2 as S. Maine topped Melrose 6-0.

NH East won twice in the East. Ian McCormick wore the hat and had an assist and Max Durkin scored one goal and set up two others in an 8-1 victory over Greater Lowell – and Cal Rothstein scored twice in the first period of a 2-1 decision over North Andover;

Eamon Gormley and Mattison Crain scored 53 seconds apart in the first period and Eric Cashman scored the winner in the second period as Waltham edged the Leafs 4-3; Jordan Adu scored one goal and handed out three assists, Ryan Patton scored twice and Antony Romano had 1-1-2 as Twin City trimmed Greater Lowell 4-2 – Sal D’Amico with both goals in the loss; Tyler Santosuosso pitched a shutout and Nathan LoConte scored late in the first period as Nashoba topped Acton-Boxboro 2-0; No. 26 scored with 2:24 left to give Parkway a 3-3 tie with Dorchester – McColgan with 2-1-3 for Dorchester; Leland Lima pitched a shutout and Halle Wentworth and Bryce Leaman scored early in the second period as Cape Ann downed Danvers 3-0; Vincent Giroux had two goals and two assists, Liam Gallagher posted 1-2-3 and Deegan Atkinson pitched a shutout as the Leafs defeated Brookline 4-0; Parkway trimmed the Express 2-0; and Mike Houssan, who also had an assist, scored what turned out to be the winner with 8:51 left and Eain Johns had two assists as the Revs got by the Leafs 5-3 – Josh Thompson and Josh Blalock with 1-1-2 apiece in the loss.

Wilmington won twice and Concord-Carlisle had a win and a tie in the West. Matt Newhouse, who also had an assist, scored with 53.6 seconds left to give Wilmington a 2-1 decision over Natick, Jase Mansi also with a goal and an assist in the win – and Newhouse scored the winner with 9:51 left in a 2-1 decision over Haverhill; Nathan Pletta scored with 3:30 left to give Concord-Carlisle a 2-1 decision over Methuen – and Nick DiPlacido, who also had an assist, scored with 41 seconds left to give Arlington a 3-3 tie with C-C, Ian Rempe with 1-1-2 for Arlington and Harrison Gray and Chris Lynch 1-1-2 apiece for Concord-Carlisle;

John Davis and Shane Desmond both scored twice and Chris Winchenbaugh and James Osborn both posted two assists in Waltham’s 4-0 victory over Natick; Sam Kahn scored twice and Martin Tuil had a goal and an assist in Somerville’s 5-1 victory over Wellesley; Everett Woo’s second goal of the third period, with 3:11 left was the winner as Lexington/Bedford edged Methuen 4-3 – Roi Nir with two assists in the win and James Guide two goals in the loss; Max Brown clicked for 1-2-3 and Nick Southey calls twice in Triboro’s 5-0 win over Cambridge; Jack Kornbau scored his second goal of the game with 1:02 left and Matt Dunham followed 24 seconds later to give Framingham a 3-3 tie with Wellesley – Webster with two goals, No. 51 1-1-2 and Muse two assists for Wellesley; Tim Prenderville scored the winner with 4:13 left and Ben Miller posted 1-1-2 as Belmont nipped Parkway 3-2; and Goodman pitched a shutout and McStravick scored in the second period as Wellesley edged Arlington 1-0.

-- MIKE SHALIN, mshalin@valley-associates.com