Masco and Melrose both had a win and a tie and Methuen was 0-2-1. Jimmy Currier delivered a goal and an assist and Alex Jones lost a shutout with 3:37 left in Masco’s 5-1 win over Wilmington – and John Bartlett’s second goal of the game with 8:30 left was the tying goal and Anthony Foderaro set up two goals as Methuen pulled out a 3-3 tie with Masco; McGuire scored with :59 left to give Melrose a 2-2 tie with Methuen, which got 1-1-2 from Evan Leclerc – and Witkowski and Botelho both scored twice, Mercer had 1-1-2 and O’Donnell set up two goals as Melrose beat Marblehead, 5-3;

Joe Benson scored twice in the third period and Cam Farnham had two assists in Andover’s 4-2 win over the Maine Gladiators; David Spry and Harry Kurker scored 37 seconds apart in the first period of Reading’s 3-1 win over Dover; Abby Burke pitched a shutout and Mike McWeeney scored with 4:52 left in the first period of Lexington/Bedford’s 3-0 win over Winchester; and Ryan Baylor (1-1-2) had what proved to be the winner with 7:37 and Alex Lambert also had 1-1-2 as the Maine Renegades edged Methuen, 3-2, despite 1-1-2 by Anthony Foderaro.

Wakefield and Cape Ann both won twice. Bruno pitched a pair of shutout for Wakefield. Steve Czarnota scored midway through the game in a 3-0 win over Pentucket – and Andrew Roberts scored early in a 2-0 victory over Newton; Paul Crehan had two goals and an assist, Peter Mondello and Jake O’Maley both posted 1-2-3, Matt Lane had 1-1-2 and Joe Scalli two assists in Cape Ann’s big win over Newburyport – and Jonathan Ferrante had what proved to be the winner in the second period and Creham scored twice in a 3-2 decision over the Breakers;

Dan Thornton scored the tying goal with :24 left, beating Steve DiMauro and giving Pentucket a 1-1 tie with Medford, which got an early goal from Sean Allen; Mike Lanza collected 2-2-4, Steve Kehoe also scored twice and John Gallagher had 1-1-2 in Stoneham’s 7-0 handling of Medford; Joe Belanger set up two goals and NH East stopped Malden, 6-1; Pelliter and Rustani both had 1-1-2 and Saugus beat Pentucket, 4-1; and Kyle Almquist pitched a shutout and Andy Corvino scored twice as S&S beat Medford, 3-0.

Connor McCullough had two goals and two assists, Shawn Moody posted three assists, Alex Blake scored twice, Brad Darling, Zach Walker and Kyle Lawrence all had 1-1-2 and Trevor Parvin added two assists in Andover’s 8-2 handling of Methuen, which got both goals from Dylan Harris; Austin Erickson and Ethan Cole bit posted 1-1-2 in Concord’s 4-1 win over Reading; Jake DeSantis beat Glenn Sullivan with :49 left to give Burlington a 1-1 tie with Wilmington, which had gone ahead when Connor Kilday got one past Andrew Berardi with 5:54 left; Ciampa pitched a shutout and Scholds scored twice in Peabody’s 3-0 victory over Methuen; Corey Belanger pitched a shutout, Brent Sullivan had 2-1-3 and Ross Webber two assists in Greater Lowell’s 3-0 win over Malden; P.J. Kennedy scored twice in Haverhill’s 4-1 win over Lynn; and Flett went for 2-4-6, O’Connor wore the hat and had an assist and Cohen 1-1-2 in Everett/Revere’s 9-4 win over North Andover, which got 2-1-3 from Isabella Papapetros and 1-1-2 from Madelyn Nash.

Matt Kiernan scored midway through the third period to give Lexington/Bedford a 1-0 win over Masco’ Doug Sorabella delivered 2-1-3, Nick Dicara also scored twice and Chris Pacito had 1-1-2 in Reading’s 6-2 win over Methuen; Tom O’Brien scored twice and Nolan Leblanc had 1-1-2 in Greater Lowell’s 6-3 victory over Lexington/Bedford, which got two goals from Justin Cooke and two assists from Matt Mazur; and Chris Smith delivered 1-2-3 and Joe Porter and Matt Powers posted 1-1-2 in Wakefield’s 6-1 handling of Melrose.

Perry came through with a goal and three assists, Varsano collected 2-1-3, Fusigni three assists and Fader 1-1-2 in Marblehead’s 8-6 win over Andover, which got 2-1-3 from Walter Pappas and 1-1-2 apiece from Andrew Sousa and Alex Iudice; Lozzi posted 2-2-4, Molea set up four goals, Silva had 2-1-3 and Finnigan set up two goals in Lynn’s 8-4 win over Stoneham, which got 1-1-2 apiece from Alex Ryan and Alex Sullivan; Ngo broke a 1-1 tie with 10:24 left and Maurais had two assists as S&S edged Reading, 3-1’ Alex Rollins’ second goal of the game, with 4:50 left in the second period, proved to be the winner, Kyle Mulkerin set up three goals and Ryan Mulkerin scored two as Agawam edged Stoneham, 5-4; Colleen Good scored midway through the second period, answering Kevin Terban’s goal and giving the Wizards a 1-1 tie with Newburyport; and Funakoshi scored with 5:15 left to give Newton a 2-1 decision over Agawam.

Newton won twice. Gordan wore the hat and Taranto and Dinisco both had a goal and an assist in a 7-1 handling of Lynn – and Bucci pitched a shutout and Dober scored late in the first period of a 3-0 triumph over Wilmington;

Lautner (2-1-3) scored with 4:04 left to give Marblehead a 3-2 decision over Haverhill, which got both goals from Paquette; Nicole Rigby scored with 3:06 left to give Burlington a 2-1 win over Wilmington; Joey Pierro scored with :32 left to give North Andover a 2-2 tie with Lynn; and Dave Todisco wore the hat and had two assists and Nicky Floyd and John Delsolio both posted 2-2-4 in Winthrop’s 7-4 win over North Reading, which got 2-1-3 from Mike Chase and 1-1-2 from Jared Pelham.

Austin Brown wore the hat and Jimmy Spearman posted 1-1-2 in Methuen’s 7-0 win over Newton; Nickerson wore the hat, one in each period, and the Blizzard beat Lexington/Bedford, 3-1; Johnny Robinson scored with 5:27 left to give Tewksbury a 1-1 tie with Lexington/Bedford, which got a goal from Joe Waters in the first period; Tammaro had a goal and four assists, Callahan wore the hat and had an assist and No. 32 posted 1-2-3 in Masco’s big win over Arlington; Chris Carney scored what proved to be the winner early in the second period ads Peabody edged Lexington/Bedford, 2-1; and Brogna set up two goals in Woburn’s 3-1 victory over Tewksbury.