Justin Collins scored two goals and assisted on three others, Steve McInnis added a goal and an assist and Nick Russdo lost a shutout bid with 2:11 left in Wilmington’s 5-1 win over the Maine Gladiators; Adam Morgan beat Tom Joyce with 1:50 left to give Burlington a 1-1 tie with Newton, which got an early goal when Pat Mullowney beat Delaney; Derek Tillotson beat Mancini with 1:20 left to give Concord a 1-1 tie with Masco, which went ahead when Folsom beat Ben Francouer with :07 left in the second period; Cam Rondeau and Matt Filipe both had 1-1-2 in Lynnfield’s 4-0 win over Arlington (coaches, a goalie???); and Kevin Silk snapped a 1-1 tie with 2:01 left in the second period as Wakefield beat Marblehead, 3-1.

Tewksbury and North Reading both won twice. Dario Riparo had two assists and five different players scored in Tewksbury’s 5-2 win over Dover – and Riparo’s goal with 3:50 left turned out to be the winner, Andrew Plourde scored twice and Jessica Piracini had two assists in a 5-4 decision over NH East, which got a goal and two assists each from Nate McCrone and James Nash; Andrew Deroche posted 1-2-3 in North Reading’s 4-0 win over Newburyport – and Griffin Paine snapped a 4-4 tie with 3:17 left and Tyler Coles had a natural hat trick in a 2:31 span of the second period in North Reading’s 6-4 win over the Gladiators, who got 1-1-2 from Cam Stewart;

Marty Joyce finished off a hat trick by snapping a 3-3 tie with 1:17 left and Woburn scored four goals in the final 6:17 for a 5-3 win over Dover, which got 1-1-2 apiece from Sam Sweet and Chandler Ashburner; Peter Difrancesco (2-1-3) had the winner with 4:25 left, Andrew McGrath delivered 2-2-4 and Jarrod Guertin had two assists as Triton edged Peabody, 4-3 – Bobby Caproni with 1-1-2 in the loss; No. 20 scored twice and the Gladiators beat Cape Ann, 3-1; Matt Feeley wore the hat and had three assists, Marc Ferullo had 2-1-3, Pat Todisco 1-2-3 and Dylan Driscoll 1-1-2 in Winthrop’s 7-0 win over Melrose; Zach Coffey scored four straight goals in a 4:03 span of the first period en route to a six-goal game, Will Duggan and Eric Robbins both had three assists and Joey Auterio scored twice in Pentucket’s 8-4 win over Saugus, which got 1-1-2 apiece from Ryan Cocolluto and Jonathan Spinney; Evan Machenry scored what proved to be the winner with 6:22 left and Stoneham beat Woburn, 4-2; and Zwiercan scored with 5:02 left in the second period to answer Hunter Spencer’s first-period goal and give S&S a 1-1 tie with Beverly.

Reading won twice. Matt Webber had two goals and an assist, Danny Tighe also scored twice and Kyle Ash had a goal and an assist in a 6-1 win over Wilmington – and Reading got goals from four different players and beat Methuen, 4-1; O’Connell scored twice, Shrestinian posted 1-1-2 and Comeau had two assists in Andover’s 6-2 victory over Methuen; Dan O’Connell capped a 3-1-4 effort with the tying goal with 2:09 left, Kyle Ferguson had 1-1-2 and Alicia Marx two assists as Winchester pulled out a 5-5 tie with Greater Lowell, which got 2-1-3 from John Krapian and 1-1-2 apiece from Arman Garavanian and Curtis Boucher; and Tyler Poulin capped a hat trick with the winner with 5:05 left and Matt Murphy had two assists as Watertown edged Stoneham, 3-2.

Tewksbury had a pair of ties. Patterson scored with :20 left to produce a 2-2 tie with Cape Ann, which got 1-1-2 from Kyle Frost – and Spiller scored with 4:00 left to answer a goal 19 seconds into the game as Tewksbury tied Masco, 1-1;

Neal Tucker’s second of the game, with 1:30 left, was the winner and Garrett Lafata had 1-1-2 as Masco edged Wilmington, 3-2 – Eric Steeves scoring both goals in the loss; Billy Hubschman was in goal for Andover and Morgan McGirl for Newburyport in a 0-0 tie; Ariana Dembro gave her team a 2-0 lead with 7:55 left in the second period and the NS Vipers nipped the Wizards, 2-1; Anthony Orlando scored the tying goal with :01 left, Tom Beliveau scored twice and Tanner Campbell set up a pair as Pentucket pulled out a 3-3 tie with Wakefield, which got two goals from Joe Boudreau and two assists from Juliane Bourque; Myles Lehman’s goal late in the second period gave Arlington a 2-1 decision over Haverhill; and Brady’s goal with 4:39 left proved to be the winner and Nicolas scored twice as Woburn got by North Reading, 3-2.

Newton and Stoneham both won twice. Alex Samaha and Andrew Wales both scored twice in a 5-2 win over Stoneham – and Rachael Hamilton’s second goal of the game, with 3:37 left, gave Newton a 4-3 victory over Andover, with Samaha posting two assists in the game; Ryan Smith wore the hat and Mike Gallant and Andrew O’Connell both posted 2-1-3 in Stoneham’s 7-1 handling of Triton – and Jake Paonessa scored with 3:18 left and Pat Harrington’s second goal of the game came just 33 seconds later as Stoneham rallied from a 2-0 deficit and edged Danvers, 3-2 despite two goals by Lansky and two assists by O’Keefe;

Nick Scarpa pitched a shutout and Sarah Wright scored 15 seconds into Andover’s 2-0 win over Saugus; Sullivan’s goal with 2:47 left in the second period turned out to be the winner and Dell’Orfano posted three assists as North Andover edged Danvers, 3-2; Ryan Desmarais scored his second goal of the game for what proved to be the winner midway through the second period and Caleb Reddick scored twice as Lynn beat the Blizzard, 5-3 – Nate Anderson with two goals in the loss; Jake Letterie (2-1-3) scored the winner with 1:18 left and Mike Zampanti and Mike Gaeta both posted 1-1-2 as Winthrop got by Lynnfield, 5-4 – Max Conway with two goals and Mike McNamara two assists in the loss; and Brenden Wood delivered 2-1-3, Brett Morey and Joe Cucuzza both also scored twice and Danny Gallagher had two assists as Saugus beat North Andover, 6-2.

Methuen won twice. Kathleen LeFebre’s second goal of the game, with 8:31 left, proved to be the winner, Kyle Gannon had a goal and three assists and Timmy Letourneau 1-1-2 in a 6-5 decision over Woburn, which got a hat trick from Nick Perenick, three assists from Tom Kergo and 1-1-2 by Nick Caldwell – and Ryan Mullarky scored the winner with 2:08 left, Letourneau collected 1-1-2 and Connor Dickson had two assists in a 4-3 decision over Woburn, which got two assists from Sean Getherall;

Nick Digiovanni (1-1-2) had the tying goal with 1:16 left, Cam Segal also had 1-1-2 and Lucas Cowen added two assists as Marblehead pulled out a 5-5 tie with Burlington III Red, which got 2-1-3 from Zach Vozikis, two goals from Tom Sullivan and two assists from Chris Woodfin; Matt Mecurio scored with 9:47 left to give Wakefield a 2-1 decision over Masco; Robbie Ramirez collected 2-2-4, R.J. Hovasse had 2-1-3 and Sullivan 1-2-3 to lead Burlington III White to a 6-1 win over Winchester; Josh Katz scored twice and Ben Ogden had 1-1-2 in Andover’s 5-2 victory over Wilmington; Derek True’s second goal of the game, with 7:21 left, gave Triton a 3-3 tie with Everett/Revere; Calvin Sainato wore the hat, Cody Ward had 2-1-3, No. 11 three assists, No. 6 two goals and Connor Higgins the shutout in Lexington/Bedford’s big win over Masco; and Bryan McCarron wore the hat and had an assists, Cam Tripp turned those numbers around with 1-3-4, Lindy Monteith posted 1-1-2 and Colin Molloy, Brian Melly and Andrew Griffin all had two assists in Arlington’s loud win over S&S.

Tewksbury had a win and a tie. Owen MacEachern’s second goal of the game, with 4:34 left, turned out to be the winner in a 3-2 decision over Peabody – and Emily Frocione had the tying goal with 3:21 left and Evan Frocione set up two goals as Tewksbury pulled out a 3-3 tie with Melrose, which got two goals from Cam Markt;

Margaret Faraci delivered a goal and four assists, Jake Kavanaugh had 2-2-4, Anthony Diodati 2-1-3 and No. 82 two assists in Havcerhill’s 8-4 win over Amesbury, which got all four goals from Scott Neenan and two assists from Alex Dunton; Charles Lavoie scored with 3:29 left to give Salem a 3-3 tie with Agawam, which had gone ahead when Kyle Rollins and Jared Mosely (1-1-2 apiece) scored 37 seconds apart; Alayna Serpa had the tying goal late in the second period and Carmen Braceras posted 1-1-2 as the Wizards tied Andover, 2-2 – Veronica Alois with 1-1-2 for Andover; Peter Spinelli scored twice and Nick Ponte and Joe Ferri both had 1-1-2 in North Reading’s 5-1 win over Cape Ann; Paul D’Agostino scored the tying goal with 6:22 left and Cam Gibbons set up two goals as Lynnfield pulled out a 2-2 tie with Saugus, which got both goals from Kyle Brosseau; Cam Wolbach scored four goals, including a late natural hat trick, to power Pentucket past North Andover, 6-2; and Nick Parenti collected 2-2-4 and Bradley Kelly and Kylee Harris both had 1-1-2 in Lexington/Bedford’s 8-4 victory over Reading, which got 2-2-4 from Jack Emilius and two goals from Devon Bruzzese.

Agawam won twice. Hudson Bates scored two goals and assisted on two others, Alex Apgar had 1-1-2 and Kieran Mackay two assists in a 6-3 win over Arlington, which got 1-1-2 apiece from Connor Murphy and Matt Glennon – and Nick Cutler scored twice and Chris Difluri snapped as 2-2 tie midway through the second period of Agawam’s 4-2 win over the Hollyhocks;

Rachael Richmond assisted on three goals and Gabriella DeCologero and Ashley Tango both scored twice as the Reading Girls handled Newburyport, 7-0.