WHITE DIVISIONS Reading and Stoneham both won twice. Ian Lapham pitched two shutouts for Reading. Mike Keough scored twice, Quillen Bradlee had a goal and an assists and Timmy Kilban and Kyle Tierney added two assists apiece in a 4-0 win over Wilmington – and Kilban scored twice in a 3-0 victory over Nashua; Nick Rolli erupted for six goals, Pat Tufts scored twice and Jarred Penney had 1-1-2 in Stoneham’s 9-3 win over Andover, which got two goals from Sauerbrunn – and Jake Jordan wore the hat and Stoneham defeated Concord, 4-1;
Witkowski’s second goal of the game snapped a 2-2 tie with 9:33 left and Feeney had 1-1-2 as Melrose defeated Chelmsford, 4-2 – Rachel Bossi with two assists in the loss; Berardi pitched a shutout and Smith scored with 8:53 left in Burlington’s 2-0 win over Woburn; Brandon Flynn scored what proved to be the winner with 2:16 left in the second period and Andrew Spaulding lost a shutout bid on Colby Fortin’s goal with 1:20 left as Lexington/Bedford edged Concord, 2-1; Niclas Lemieux had 2-1-3 and Ryan Gilboy two assists in Maine’s 4-1 win over Arlington, which got a goal from Kevin Olsen with one second left to break the shutout (coaches, a goalie???); Manthorne wore the hat and had an assist in Peabody’s 7-4 victory over North Reading, which got two goals from BrandonSmith; James Currier had a goal and three assists, Mike Castro wore the hat by scoring a goal in each period and Tyler Costello had 1-1-2 in Masco’s 5-1 win over Peabody; Travis Koocher pitched a shutout and Travis O’Brien scored early in Newburyport’s 2-0 win over Maine; Kevin Hodgkins scored his second goal of the game, with 7:07 left, to give Danvers a 2-1 decision over Watertown; and Albano posted 2-2-4, MacLaughlin had 2-1-3 and Mitchell pitched a shutout in Beverly’s 6-0 victory over North Reading.
BLUE DIVISIONS The Wizards won twice. Samantha Reynolds pitched a shutout, Jacqueline Diffley scored twice and Katya Klinoff and Isabella Pace both had 1-1-2 in a 5-0 win over Winthrop – and Cara Najjar scoired twice in a 5-1 victory over Concord-Carlisle;
Montesanto posted 2-1-3 and Rondeau and Flannery both also scored twice in Lynnfield’s 7-2 win over Reading; Crowley had the winner with 3:00 left and Day posted 1-1-2 in NH East’s 3-2 decision over North Andover; Bella Papapetros wore the hat and had an assist, scoring what proved to be the game winner with 5:01 left as Andover edged Methuen, 4-3, despite two goals by Nick DeChirico; Ian Wright snapped a 1-1 tie with 7:29 left in the second period and Reading stopped Triton, 3-1; Travis Beauchain scored twice, Cody McBride had 1-1-2 and Dave Schmitt two assists in Concord’s 4-2 win over North Andover; Joe Casale scored twice in Lynn’s 4-1 win over NH East; DeChirico’s second goal of the game, with 10:02 left, gave Methuen a 3-2 decision over Triton, which got two goals from Schickling; Mike Melanson pitched a shutout and Tim Siebel scored with 4:27 left to give Wakefield a 1-0 win over Waltham; Andrew Haytayan posted 2-3-5, James Sacco wore the hat and had an assist and Joey Vanaria had two assists in Waltham’s 61 victory over Medford; Miles Barry pitched a shutout and Chasse Moulton scored late in the second period of Marblehead’s 1-0 decision over Concord-Carlisle; DylanHarris (2-1-3) had what proved to be the winner 25 seconds into the third period, PeterMenzies collected 2-2-4 and John Bartlett added three assists in Methuen’s 6-4 victory over Lynnfield, which got a hat trick and an assists from Rondeau and 1-2-3 from Zanni; Chris Birch (2-1-3) had what proved to be the winner with 4:26 left, Garrett Lafata posted 1-1-2 and Mike Major had two assists in Masco’s 5-4 win over S&S, which got two goals from Burke and two assists from Cresta; Ryan McCarthy scored what proved to be the winner with 6:21 left as Winchester edged Greater Lowell, 3-2; and Chris Dallas (1-1-2) snapped a 4-4 tie with 9:17 left and Josh Gordon had 2-1-3 in Newton’s 6-4 win over Pentucket, which got 2-1-3 from Alex Dumas and two goals from Matt St. Clair.
RED DIVISIONS Greater Lowell won three games and Lexington/Bedford and Stoneham both won twice. JohnKrapian delivered two goals and two assists, including what proved to be the game-winning goal with 5:31 left to lift Greater Lowell to a 5-4 win over Danvers, which got two goals from Zach Armand and 1-1-2 from Zach Daly and scored three goals in the last 4:06; Justin Lang wore the hat, Krapian had two assists and Pat Carney pitched a shutout in a 6-0 win over Chelmsford – and Krapian’s second goal of the game, with 5:51 left, turned out to be the winner and Billy Dickson had two assists in a 4-2 decision over Lexington/Bedford; John Geldart pitched s shutout and Brennan LaGrassa had 1-1-2 in Lexington/Bedford’s 3-0 win over Wakefield – and Ben Scott (1-1-2) had the winner with 1:21 left and George Han posted 2-1-3 in L/B’s 7-6 decision over Wakefield, which got 2-1-3 from Joe Atallah, 1-1-2 from Joe Porter and two assists from James McAuliffe; MattTurner pitched a shutout and Alex Ryan scored both goals in Stoneham’s 2-0 victory over Cape Ann – and Ryan scored twice in the second period to give Stoneham a 2-1 win over the NE Stars;
John Carroll’s 1-1-2 helped Melrose to a 3-1 win over Chelmsford; Derrick Zwiercan scored twice and S&S defeated Agawam, 2-1; Joe Devellis scored twice and Dan Bodi had 1-1-2 in Nashoba’s 3-1 win over Lexington/Bedford; Tim Willegal snapped a 2-2 tie with :19 left in the second period, just six seconds after Peterson (1-1-2) tie the game for Nashoba as Tewksbury skated off with a 4-2 win; Alec Rodgers (1-2-3) had the winner with 1:50 left, Atallah also had 1-2-3 and Porter 1-1-2 in Wakefield’s 3-2 decision over Agawam; Charlie Hesser scored four goals and assisted on another, Matt Archer and Jacob Crue both posted 1-3-4 and Garret Markey scored what proved to be the winner with 8:04 left as Newburyport nipped Winthrop, 7-4, despite 1-3-4 by Dylan Driscoll and two goals by Matt Feeley; Ryan Hood came through with 2-1-3, Joe Sweeney and MathewMancini both had 1-1-2 and Will Peters lost a shutout when Fournier scored with 3:46 left in Arlington’s 6-1 victory over Amesbury; and Jared Pelham’s second goal of the game, with 2:33 left, turned out to be the winner and Jason Tannian also scored twice in North Reading’s 4-3 victory over the Wizards.
SILVER DIVISIONS Woburn won twice and Salem, Andover and Haverhill all had a win and a tie. Joyce scored four goals, Burns had 1-1-2 and Ferullo two assists in Woburn’s 5-3 win over Masco – and Burns and Concannon both posted 1-1-2 in a 4-1 victory over Methuen; Chad Desautels and Nick Donnelly both had 1-1-2 in Salem’s 5-1 win over Burlington – and AndrewPlourde’s second goal of the game, with 1:11 left in the second period was the tying goal and Van Shrestinian scored the other two goals as Andover earned a 3-3 tie with Salem, which got all three goals from Desautels; Ethan Pope snapped a 1-1 tie 30 seconds into the third period and Plourde had 1-1-2 in Andover’s 3-1 victory over Wilmington; DylanJudge scored with 1:57 left to give Haverhill a 3-2 decision over Beverly – and SawyerBillings’ second goal of the game, with :03 left, gave Marblehead a 2-2 tie with Haverhill;
Nick Demming pitched a shutout and Pat McGaffigan scored with 3:40 left to give Wilmington a 1-0 decision over Andover; Matt Townsend snapped a 1-1 tie eight seconds into the second period and Beverly nipped Nashua, 3-1; Nick Palumbo pitched a shutout and Ryan Stanton scored with 8:35 left to give Melrose a 1-0 win over Methuen; SamJohnson scored twice in Lynnfield’s 3-1 victory over Reading; Clara Pingeon pitched a shutout and Alice Pingeon scored with 6:29 left as the Wizards defeated Haverhill, 2-0; Anthony Bruno scored twice and Tyler and Ashley Pereira both had two assists as Malden/East Boston topped Methuen, 4-1; and Jack Meehan (1-2-3) snapped a 5-5 tie with 10:50 left, Craig Hildretch also posted 1-2-3, Dan Garofoli scored twice and RyanSimard added two assists as Reading defeated Melrose, 7-5 – Darian Almonte and SeanBruno with two goals apiece and Steve Ohanesian 1-1-2 in the loss.
GOLD DIVISIONS Winthrop won twice. Justin Barker scored four goals and assisted on another and James Griffin had 2-1-3 in a 7-4 victory over Cape Ann, which got 1-2-3 from Cam Collins – and Griffin scored twice and Brandon McDonald had two assists in a 3-2 verdict over Agawam; Owen Sedille scored late in the first period and Lynn blanked Stoneham, 2-0 (coaches, a goalie???); Joe Boudreau wore the hat, Max Yardumian had two asxsists and DanPalmieri pitched a shutout in Wakefield’s 7-0 win over Triton; Stephen Ferrante pitched a shutout anmd Zach Serino scored in the first period of Peabody’s 3-0 victory over Saugus; Brian Robinson delivered 2-1-3, Kevin Harrison also scored twice, Alex Drake had 1-1-2 and Mathew Wallach two assists in Chelmsford’s 7-4 win over Triton, which got 2-1-3 from Brad Small and 1-2-3 from Todd Janvrin; Coli Kor (1-1-2) scored with 3:32 left and Brian Cotter followed just 12 seconds later and Ryan Cristiano set up three goals as North Reading topped Cape Ann, 5-3, despite two goals by Noah Aiello and two assists by Caitlin Ciaramitaro; Ryan Nelson had 2-1-3 and Tom Gillespie and Nick LeBoeuf shared the shutout as Salem beat Burlington, 4-0; Matt Papalian wore a natural hat and had an assist and Bryce Pietrini and Tennison Hammond both posted 2-1-3 as the Blizzard snowed Agawam, 7-1; and Barry Dunn scored with 8:31 left to give Watertown a 1-1 tie with Haverhill, which got a second-period goal from Dylan Judge.
GRAY Newburyport and Everett/Revere both won twice. Chris Casewell pitched a shutout, OliviaMombello scored twice and Luke Bugler had two assists in Newburyport’s 3-0 win over Andover – and Bugler collected 2-1-3, Mombello also scored twice, Steve Hancock had 1-1-2 and Isaac Pierce two assists in a 6-3 win over Medford, which got 2-1-3 from PaulHoward; Jason Papa had 1-2-3, Marc Centrella set up three goals and Bruno Machado and Mark Gaudet both scored twice in Everett/Revere’s 7-3 win over Pentucket, which got 1-1-2 apiece from Cam Wolbach and No. 20 – and Joe Pescarella wore the hat, Centrella scored twice and No. 8 added two assists in an 8-1 handling of Newburyport;
Ben Ogden scored 36 seconds into the game and Andover went on to a 3-0 win over Newton (coaches, a goalie????); and Bridget Santos scored the tying goal with 7:27 left and Ryan Hughson posted 1-1-2 as Wilmington pulled out a 3-3 tie with Medford, which got two goals from Joe Vienneau.
