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Peewee - Week Ending January 31

WHITE DIVISIONS

Casco Bay won twice. Reid Howland and Bobby Murray both scored twice, No. 37 had a goal and an assist and Ben Ekendahl two assists bin a 6-1 win over Lynn – and Howland scored in the second period of a 2-0 win over Concord (coaches, a goalie for the shutout?);

Eric Steeves had two assists and Steve McInnis gave his team a 3-0 lead with 4:31 left in the second period of Wilmington’s 3-2 victory over Woburn; O’Connell scored the tying goal with 25.9 seconds left, Leblanc and Lapierre both scored twice and Masrof had two assists as Waltham pulled out a 5-5 tie with Chelmsford, which got four goals from Jason Arnaud; Garrett Keough scored four goals and Chris Hennigan had two assists in Marblehead’s 5-3 victory over Acton-Boxboro; Alex Anzioni wore the hat, Pat Todisco had three assists, Frankie Ferrara two and Brandon Creador pitched a shutout in Winthrop’s 4-0 win over Concord; Dan Lehman scored in the second period, answering first-period goal by Van Shrestinian and giving Lexington/Bedford a 1-1 tie with Andover; Jarrod Guertin wore the hat and had an assist and Jeff Cowles and Peter DiFrancesco both had two assists in NH East’s 8-1 handling of Masco; and Liam Byrne and Joe DiBacco both scored twice and Jason Ewing had two assists in Reading’s 7-3 win over Burlington.

BLUE DIVISIONS

Emily Loprete posted 2-1-3, Tyler Gardiner 1-2-3 and Brendan Berkeley three assists in Watertown’s 5-0 win over Beverly; Pat Driscoll scored the tying goal with 55 seconds left and Andrew DeRoche had 1-1-2 as North Reading pulled out a 2-2 tie with Haverhill/Pentucket, which got both goals from Sean Bellemore; Tom Johnson scored with 10:44 left to give Hollis a 3-2 decision over NH East; Kyle Nelson scored twice, Jack Nicastro and Alex Enes both had 1-1-2 and Jared Favazza had two assists in Cape Ann’s 5-1 win over Tewksbury; Mike Comeau’s 1-1-2 helped Andover beat Melrose, 3-1; and Andrew Gosson and Tommy Gillespie shared the shutout, Brad Brock posted 1-1-2 and Chad Desautels two assists in Salem’s 3-0 win over Andover.

RED DIVISIONS

Lexington/Bedford won twice and Chelmsford and Greater Lowell both had a win and a tie. Pete Cusanello and Shaun McLaughlin scored in the second period of Lexington/Bedford’s 2-1 decision over Reading – and Cusanello’s second-period goal turned out to be the winner and Dylan Smith had two assists in a 4-2 victory over Andover, which got two goals from Josh Katz; Tom Doherty and Jimmy Connolly (1-1-2) scored 44 seconds apart midway through the second period and Kevin Ames had two assists in Chelmsford’s 4-2 win over Waltham – and Nick Terrio’s second goal of the game, produced the tie with 32 seconds left and Ames assisted on both goals as Chelmsford pulled out a 2-2 tie with Melrose, which got 1-1-2 from Joe Tansino; Billy Keating wore the hat, Brian Peterson delivered 1-2-3, Reed Bourgeois three assists and Connor Barter two goals in Greater Lowell’s 6-2 victory over Reading – and Max Parrazzo (1-2-3) scored the tying goal with seven seconds left and Bernard McGovern had 2-1-3 as Medford pulled out a 3-3 tie with Greater Lowell, which got all three goals from Keating, two of them eight seconds apart;

Walsh pitched a shutout and No. 77 scored twice in Methuen’s 3-0 win over Waltham; Joyce posted 2-3-5, Kergo also scored twice and Scallese had 1-1-2 in Woburn’s 7-4 victory over Methuen, which got two goals from Aleksa; Jesse Cyr-Brophy had 2-1-3 and Aidan Roberts 1-2-3 in Casco Bay’s 7-1 win over Nashoba; Alex Samaha delivered 2-2-4, Chris Pearson also scored twice and No. 91 had 1-1-2 in Newton’s 7-1 handling of Casco Bay; Mike Angarella (1-1-2) scored with 2:14 left to give Concord a 3-2 decision over Andover; Beliveau pitched a shutout and Tarlow scored early in the second period of Triton’s 3-0 win over Winthrop; and Anthony Springthorpe and Ishmael Telemarco both had 1-1-2 as S&S beat Arlington, 4-1.

SILVER DIVISIONS

Cam Pickett scored the winner with 10 seconds left and Jackson Gillis posted 1-1-2 as Wilmington edged Burlington, 3-2 – Jake Hanafin and Matt Tierney with two assists apiece in the loss; Gino Lanciani scored four goals, JJ McLaughlun had 1-1-2 and Zach Ciampa two assists in Everett’s 8-4 win over Malden, which got two goals from Kenny Lockhead and 1-1-2 from Dante Cucuzza; Dante Che scored the tying goal with 1:48 left and Tony Taggart had 1-1-2 as Masco pulled out a 3-3 tie with Reading, which got two goals from Hopkinson and 1-1-2 from Meehan; Harrison Perrault scored early and Groton topped Haverhill/Pentucket, 2-0 (coaches, a goalie for the shutout); Connor Suech scored with 5:27 left, Brian Mackie followed with 3:37 on the clock for the win and Nick Boyd had 1-1-2 as Haverhill/Pentucket edged Wakefield, 3-2; Tim Kalinowski scored four goals and assisted on two others, Colin Day had 1-4-5, Jacob Woodrow also wore the hat and had an assist and Cam Segal scored twice in Marblehead’s big win over Burlington; Shaw wore the hat and had an assist, Robson posted 1-2-3 and Lapham added two assists in Peabody’s 5-2 win over Winchester, which got both goals from Teddy Locke; Jack Aponas scored twice and Brian Thompson posted 1-1-2 in Amesbury’s 7-3 victory over Danvers; Nick Hill scored twice and Richie Tosi had 1-1-2 in Wakefield’s 5-1 triumph over Lexington/Bedford; Matt Archer posted 2-1-3, Olivia Mombello had 1-2-3 and Harrison Demeritt and Will Mombello both also scored twice in Newburyport’s 7-1 handling of Reading; and No. 12 had what proved to be the winner with 2:29 left in the second period and Giovanni Paone scored twice as Newton topped Watertown, 5-3 – Connors with three assists and Farrar two goals in the loss.

GOLD DIVISIONS

Wilmington won twice and Agawam had a win and a tie. Alex Popa’s second goal of the game, with 5:46 left, was the winner and Donovan Ryan had assists on both as Wilmington edged Melrose, 2-1 – and Matt Sutton and Pat Dunfey both scored twice, Jack Kilday had 1-1-2 and Alex Rapianzi added two assists in a 7-1 handling of Triton; Aaron Dinapoli scored twice and Nick McLane had 1-1-2 in Agawam’s 5-1 win over Stoneham – and Mike Salvaggio scored with 1:25 left to give Lynnfield a 2-2 tie with Agawam, which went ahead on Peter Mansfield with 6:27 left;

Justin Cushing pitched a shutout and Corey Paolillo scored in the second period as Woburn III beat Salem, 2-0; Charles O’Connor scored with 8:59 left to give Woburn IV a 3-2 decision over Wakefield, which got both goals from Mario Moscato; Zachary Sullivan had 1-1-2 in the first period and Newburyport stopped Newton, 3-1; Ben Yandell pitched a shutout and Moscato scored midway through Wakefield’s 1-0 win over Methuen; Tim MacDonald wore the hat, scoring all three goals for Medford in a 3-1 victory over Methuen; Wallace pitched a shutout, Frost scored twice, Woodfin had 1-1-2 and Peacock two assists as the Wizards defeated Andover, 5-0; Joe Goudey got the puck past Cam Albert with 1:26 left to give Salem a 1-1 tie with Winchester, which got a first-period goal from Nick Snow, the only puck to get past Nick Sturgess in the game; Cam Trip had 1-1-2 and Arlington stopped Andover, 2-1; and Kevin Quinn scored twice in Chelmsford’s 5-3 victory over Andover.

GRAY DIVISIONS

North Andover had a win and a tie. Connor Walsh and 1-3-4 and Sean McGinnis capped a four-goal North Andover first period with 17 seconds in a 5-3 victory over Beverly – and Preston Hall scored with 5:15 left as North Andover pulled out a 1-1 tie with Winthrop, which got a second-period goal from Dave Giuffre;

Connor Lilley, Nick Shannon (his second of the game) and Tyler Collins scored 4:18 apart in the third period to give North Reading a 4-2 victory over Lexington/Bedford; Kyle Rollins wore the hat and Sara Francis had two assists in Cape Ann’s 5-3 win over Reading; Max Gilbert scored two late goals, Pete Bovio had 2-1-3 and William Brenna 1-1-2 in Newburyport’s 6-3 win over PAT, which got 2-1-3 from Brittany Lavasseur; Albano scored twice in a five-goal first period that lifted Haverhill/Pentucket past Lexington/Bedford, 6-3; Jon Minotti scored four goals, Mikey Zizzo scored twice and John Breau and Richie Gerokoulis shared the shutout in Medford’s 7-0 win over Newton; and Devon Brizzese pitched a shutout and Ben Westerman and Cooper Lyons both had 1-1-2 in Reading’s 2-0 win over Burlington.