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Squirt - Week Ending December 13

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WHITE DIVISIONS

Agawam and Winchester both won twice. Mike Gillis wore the hat and had added an assist in Agawam’s 5-3 victory over Newton, which got two assists from Zachary Gordon – and Jake Kivekas scored what turned out to be the winner in the first period and Max Kivekas lost a shutout bid when Ryan Groark scored late in a 5-1 win over Saugus; Antonio Andreozzi wore the hat and Joe Lepore and Robbie Falso both had two assist in Winchester’s 5-1 win over NH East – and Lepore and Adam Ziady both had a goal and an assist in a 4-2 triumph over Casco Bay, which got two assists from Sam Johnson;

Dara Conneeley (1-1-2) scored with winner with 5:15 left and Jeff McDonald scored twice as Arlington edged Reading, 4-3, despite two goals by Mike Tobin; Pat Scanlon scored four goals and assisted on another and Matt Corrieri had 2-1-3 in North Reading’s 7-2 win over Andover; Scotty D’Ambrosio had 2-1-3 and Masco stopped Newburyport, 7-1; Johnson and Jesse Pierce scored 35 seconds apart early in the second period and Casco Bay tied Chelmsford, 2-2; Dustin Larochelle had a goal and three assists, Cody Doyon scored twice and Drew Eid had 1-1-2 as the Renegades topped Burlington, 8-3 – Piotti with two goals and Dalla Santa two assists in the loss; Alex Dalton and Kyle Getty scored 2:51 apart late in the second period and Andover went on to a 2-2 tie with Masco; Lenny Brochu scored twice in Concord’s 4-2 win over Chelmsford, which got 1-1-2 from Jack Gump; Alex Daly capped a hat trick with what proved to be the winner with 2:14 left and Gordon had two assists in Newton’s 5-4 decision over Methuen, which got 1-1-2 from Chris Lattini; Amanda Batsos scored four goals and Madison Micciche had two assists as the Wizards defeated Burlington, 5-3 – Browne with two goals and Bonnano two assists in the loss; and Lattini’s second goal of the game, with 5:43 left, turned out to be the winner and Cam Stanisewski had 1-1-2 as Methuen edged Winthrop, 5-4 – Andrew Dimento with two assists in the loss.

BLUE DIVISIONS

Lexington/Bedford, Malden, Melrose and Lynn all had a win and a tie and the Gladiators posted a pair of ties. Chris Leary’s second goal of the game, with 7:32 left, turned out to be the winner, Joe Hegarty assisted on both and Shawn Gallant lost a shutout bid when Mahan scored with 3:39 left as Lexington/Bedford nipped Woburn, 2-1 – and Leary had the tying goal with 5:42 left and Sal Frelick posted 1-1-2 as L/B pulled out a 3-3 tie with Lynn; Louis Staffieri and Ryan Noonan both had two goals and three assists, Nick Salgado wore the hat and had an assist, Anthony Ceca also scored twice and Nick Capillo had two assists in Malden’s 9-1 handling of Nashua – and Declan Delaney scored with 7:28 left to give PAT a 1-1 tie with Malden, which got a second-period goal from Carson Tully; Rachel DiFraia had 1-3-4, Shane Correale wore the hat and Derek DiRaffaele scored twice as Melrose topped Waltham, 8-3, Tom Burke with 1-1-2 and Shawn Wise two assists in the loss – and Garrett Derocher scored the tying goal with 7:46 left and the Gladiators scored twice in the third period to tie Melrose, 3-3 – Shea Champagne with 1-1-2 for Melrose; Nick O’Connell scored with 3:53 left to give Waltham a 2-2 tie with the Gladiators; Travis Ryan wore the hat and had an assist and Tom Cash set up two goals in Lynn’s 6-2 win over Triton;

Joe Carroll and Kyle Barry scored 1:25 apart midway through the third period to give Stoneham a 3-3 tie with Wakefield; Brendan Bassett second goal of the game produced the tie early in the third period (after the teams scored 11 goals in the first 24 minutes), Brandon Wolf had 1-2-3, Matt Mead three assists and Jared Arnold 1-1-2 as Nashoba and Beverly skated to a 6-6 tie – Colin Desmond and Anthony D’Amato with two goals apiece and Madison Jalbert two assists for Beverly; and Manzi wore the hat, Surette had what proved to be the winner with 4:01 left and Morgan had 1-1-2 as Woburn scored four goals in the third period and trimmed Marblehead, 5-3.

RED DIVISIONS

Danvers won twice, Watertown and Wilmington had a win and a tie and Chelmsford two ties in a busy week. Andrew Wessel scored four goals and assisted on two others, Robert Tibbetts wore the hat and had three assists, Ryan Clement and Nick Discuillo both had 1-1-2 and Jake Gamble two assists as Danvers scored a 10-2 win over Tewksbury, which got two assists from Kelly Golini – and Tibbetts erupted for five goals and two assists, Clement had 1-1-2 and Wessel another goal in a 9-2 handling of Andover; Kevin Demore posted 2-2-4 and Pat Keegan wore the hat in Watertown’s 6-2 win over Lexington/Bedford, which got 1-1-2 apiece from Mitch Heyda and Cooper Giesen – and Demore capped a 2-1-3 performance with the tying goal with 11 second sleft as Watertown pulled out a 4-4 tie with Reading, which got 2-1-3 from Matt Newman; Chris Spinazola posted 1-1-2 in Wilmington’s 3-2 decision over Marblehead, which got 1-1-2 from Matt Gray and two assists from Zach Titus – and Mitch Andrea scored the tying goal with 4:49 left and Golini had 1-1-2 as Tewksbury pulled out a 3-3 tie with Wilmington, which got two goals from Jonathan Simmons and 1-1-2 from Mike Ducharme; Connor Quinn scored with 4:51 left to give Chelmsford a 1-1 tie with S&S – and Connor O’Malley had the tying goal with 1:58 remaining and Justin Pitari scored twice as Methuen pulled out a 4-4 tie with Chelmsford, which got 2-1-3 from Chris Ervin and 1-1-2 from Chris Bungard;

Darwin Anderson went for 2-3-5, Tess Martin had 1-3-4, Anthony Ventura also scored twice and Nick Ryan and Will Toso both had 1-1-2 as Melrose nipped Stoneham, 7-5 – Cody Goulding and A.J. Souza with 1-1-2 apiece in the loss; Henry Nelson (1-1-2) scored the tying goal with 7:55 left, after Chris Riedger (1-2-3) scored as Concord/Carlisle rallied from a 3-0 deficit and tied Salem, 3-3 – Dylan Slavo with two goals for Salem; Evan Noonan scored twice, Kyle Barry had 1-1-2 and Sean Casey two assists in Burlington’s 4-2 victory over the NS Vipers; Andrew Berube scored twice, Mike Corrado had 1-1-2 and Jake Kelleher, Dan Coyle and Brendan Parent all posted two assists in Nashua’s 7-3 win over Arlington; Connor Hillson and Mike Rosen both collected 2-1-3, Pat Curtin and John Kata each had 1-1-2, Tom Ross chipped in with two assists and Grant Willis pitched a shutout in Andover’s 7-0 victory over the Wizards; Gavin Dauer and Robby O’Brien both wore hats, Dauer with two assists, O’Brien one, Dave Paine posted 1-3-4, Henry Sergenian 1-2-3, Steve Osborne two goals and Tristan Boudreault two assists in Winchester’s 10-3 handling of North Reading; Matt Burke, who also had an assist, scored two goals in seven seconds, the second the tying tally with 7:08 left as Woburn rallied from three goals down to pull out a 3-3 tie with Amesbury, which got 1-1-2 from Tyler Pouliot and two assists from Gavin Bibeau; Vince Giordano had 1-2-3, Tyler Campbell scored twice and Tyler Barnhart pitched a shutout in Haverhill’s 5-0 win over Lexington/Bedford; Sal Costanzo and Liam Lyons both had 1-1-2 in Cape Ann’s 4-2 win over Triton, which got two assists from No. 22; and Ryan Snook wore a natural hat in a 3:44 span of the first period, two of the goals coming 20 seconds apart, and Paul Saccardo had two assists in Everett/Revere’s 5-3 victory over Nashua, which got 1-1-2 from Elise Yabroudy.

SILVER DIVISIONS

Tom Harrington had two goals and an assist, Alex Johnson also scored twice and Pat Roche and Shamus Foley each had 1-1-2 in Wakefield’s 8-2 win over Agawam, which got 1-1-2 from Reynolds; Kyle Joyce scored early in Nashua’s 3-0 win over Waltham (coaches, a goalie???); Owen Dubois wore the hat and Dan Berenson pitched a shutout in Portland’s 5-0 victory over Newburyport; Mike Hughes wore the hat and had an assist, Jack Fietze scored twice and Conner Rinklin pitched a shutout in Andover’s 5-0 win over Winchester; Robbie Horne and John Mondello both collected 2-1-3 and Pat Guinee had 1-2-3 in Cape Ann’s 6-2 victory over Andover; William Poirier scored four goals and assisted on another, Nick Oliveri and Ronan Lambert both had two assists and Matt Foulds lost a shutout bid when Emma Feeney scored with 1:15 left in North Andover’s 5-1 win over the Andover Girls; Dan McNamara posted 2-2-4, Andrew Gotts had 2-1-3 and Alexa Matses 1-1-2 in Masco’s 7-1 handling of Newton; Tyler Guillemette wore the hat and added an assist, Manning Gallant had 1-1-2 and Joe Kenney two assists in Nashoba’s 4-2 win over Reading; and James Driscoll wore the hat and had an assist and Cam Wilkins posted 1-1-2 in Groton’s 6-1 victory over Winchester.

GOLD DIVISIONS

Watertown won twice behind a pair of Sal Caterina hat tricks. Caterina posted 3-2-5 and Devin Cotter scored twice in a 6-3 win over Watertown, which got two goals from Emma Sikora and two assists from Aidan Crowley – and Matt Tardif had 1-3-4, Caterina wore the hat, John Shea posted 1-1-2 and Cotter two assists in an 8-5 victory over Chelmsford, which got 2-1-3 from Mike Untracht, 1-1-2 from Matt Tredeau and two assists from Bob Small;

Sean D’Urso pitched a shutout and Cortney Pierre scored twice as the Andover Girls topped Tewksbury, 3-0; Sam England scored twice and Owen McNamara had two assists in Salem’s 5-3 victory over Newton; Manny DeSouza went for 2-3-5, Kevin Clark also scored twice and Jonathan Murphy had 1-1-2 in Masco’s 7-1 win over Lynnfield; Ryan Thibault scored twice in Newburyport’s 3-1 victory over Tewksbury; No. 15 had 1-1-2 and Medford stopped Acton-Boxboro, 5-2; Joe Lehner capped a three-goal rally with the tying goal with 1:23 left, John Holleran had 2-1-3 and Craig Engert 1-2-3 as Acton-Boxboro pulled out a 6-6 tie with Arlington, which got two goals from Francesco Valagussa and 1-1-2 apiece from Dylan Lemos and Declan Prunty; Kira Iacopucci set up six goals, Stephen Holgersen scored five and Tyler Mignosa added 1-2-3 in Winthrop’s 9-2 handling of Peabody; Savannah Norcross scored the tying goal with 17 seconds left and Lynn rallied from two goals down to tie Salem, 2-2; and Nick Parent scored midway through the second period to answer a first-period goal by Bernie Gillis and give Haverhill/Pentucket a 1-1 tie with Greater Lowell.

GRAY DIVISIONS

Lexington/Bedford, Triton and Methuen all won twice. Adam Winter scored four goals, Victoria Cusanello posted 2-2-4. Gavin Prough also scored twice and No. 13 had 1-1-2 in L/B’s 9-4 win over Saugus, which got two goals apiece from Kyle Sturniolo and Kerri McKinnon – and Cusanello (1-1-2) had what proved to be the winner early in the third period as L/B edged Woburn, 5-4; Dylan Leavitt posted 1-1-2 in a 3:10 span late, No. 29 scored the winner with 3:48 left and Brock Roy had 1-1-2 as Triton nipped Melrose, 4-3, despite 2-1-3 by Jake McNeely – and Roy and No. 9 both had 1-1-2 in a 5-1 victory over North Reading; Matt Lane and Nick Jurovich both scored twice in Methuen’s 7-3 win over S&S – and Lane scored twice in a 4-1 victory over Peabody;

Marlee Hamor had 2-1-3, Emmy Casagrande posted two assists and Jack Perry lost a shutout bid when Turner scored with 1:03 left in Beverly’s 3-1 win over Woburn; Kyle Maher scored twice and Kasey Antonellis had two assists in Waltham’s 3-1 victory over Nashoba; Kate Simon scored twice and Rosa Braceras added two assist as the Wizards defeated Nashua, 4-1; Dylan Campbell scored four goals and added an assist and Cole Esposito posted 2-2-4 in Masco’s 7-4 victory Stoneham, which got a hat trick from Jenna Bragalone and two assists from Alexis Saia; Robert Glidden’s 1-1-2 led Danvers past Wilmington. 3-1; Griffin Penn scored with 7:15 left to give Cape Ann a 3-3 tie with Reading; Nick Wallace pitched a shutout and No. 4 scored in the second period of Winchester’s 2-0 victory over Haverhill/Pentucket; Alec Racioppi and Andre Danahy both wore hats, Racioppi had two assists, Jake Hartshorn posted 2-2-4, Dylan McElhinney also scored twice, Bob Small had two assists and Mike Untracht pitched a shutout in Chelmsford’s big win over Amesbury; and Aiden Shea scored four goals and Dylan Mackinnon had 1-2-3 in Burlington’s 7-4 win over Groton, which got two goals from Joe Gagnon and two assists from Trent Madigan.