"ELITE"

Wellesley won twice. Rylan Dean scored four goals, including a natural hat, Will Hubbard handed out three assists and Tucker Monroe pitched a shutout in an 8-0 victory over Belmont – and Seb Culleton’s goal late in the first period turned out to be the winner in a 4-1 win over the same team;

Ben Vose scored four goals, including a natural hat in a 6:10 span, Sam Hubbard scored two goals and set up two others and Riley Baughman had a goal and an assist in Natick’s big win over Waltham; Morrow’s second goal capped a three-goal first period that led to Reading’s 3-2 decision over Wizards – Izzy King with assists on both goals in the loss; and Emilia Botti scored twice as the Wizards defeated Reading 6-1.

"AAA"

Marblehead won twice in the North. Monaco’s second goal of the game, with 5:59 left, was the winner in a 3-1 victory over Andover – and Grenier wore the hat, Ferreira scored twice and Mackenzie had a goal and an assist in a 7-3 triumph over Andover;

In the other game, Jason Flavin scored one goal and set up two others, Cam Hatch and Jake Batts both scored twice and Jackson Feudo had two assists in Tewksbury’s 7-3 victory over Winthrop – Bertie Kline with two goals in the loss.

Greater Lowell won twice in the South. Matt Lesniak scored four goals in a 6-1 victory over Maines – and Ben Cardillo wore the hat and had an assist, Charles Wilkie delivered two goals and an assist, Robert Flynn and Brenden Modeski both posted 1-2-3 and Tommy Jackson also had two assists in a 8-2 triumph over Wakefield, Chase Collins with both goals in the loss;

JP Casey scored two goals and set up another, Jack Simoneau posted a goal and two assists and Tommy DeFeo also scored twice in Wakefield’s 6-2 victory over Winchester; No. 17 had 2-1-3 and Elizabeth Luong pitched a shutout in Assabet’s 4-0 win over Concord-Carlisle; TZ Snail scored five goal and set up two others, Dave Santo had 1-1-2 and Max Marchionna pitched a shutout in Lexington/Bedford’s 8-0 win over Parkway; Zander Green scored four goals and Declan Crowley and Austin Marmo both posted 1-1-2 as Chelmsford downed Acton-Boxboro 7-3; Dearden wore the hat, No. 20 also scored twice, McCormack had 1-1-2 and McGarrell pitched a shutout in South Boston’s big win over Newton; and Milliken’s second goal of the game tied it with 4:40 left and Caron then came through with 2:50 remaining to give Maine a 3-2 decision over Winchester.

"AA"

Cape Ann had a win and tie in the North. Karissa Burgess and Jacob Harris scored 53 seconds apart early in the second period in a 2-1 decision over Newburyport –- and Jacob Lawler and Harris scored in the third period to give Cape Ann a 3-3 tie with Danvers, Teddy Tsoutsouris with all three goals and Zack Grenier assists on two of them for Danvers;

Carter Moore scored early in the third period and Charles Gagin then came through with 13 seconds left to give the Demons a 2-1 decision over Natick; Christos Rogaris wore the hat and Max Hebert and Jack Fox both handed out two assists as Waltham trimmed SMS 4-2 – Carnes with 1-1-2 in the loss; Mike Brandano clicked for 1-1-2 and Anthony Madarese had two assists in Medford’s 3-1 victory over Woburn; Jake Swencki delivered a goal and two assists and Mason Dyer and Colin Fidler both posted 1-1-2 in Beverly’s 7-1 win over Lynnfield/Saugus; Alex Sherman wore the hat, Jake Wen scored twice, Dom Lynch had two assists and Preston Romm pitched a shutout in Concord-Carlisle’s big win over the Revs; and Tom Cashman wore a natural hat, Tristan Partlan also wore a hat and Jack Hanon dished out three assists in Triboro’s 8-0 victory over Wellesley.

Needham won twice in the South. Hand wore the hat in a 5-2 victory over Watertown, Salzman with a goal and an assist in the loss – and Hand scored twice and Needham scored four goals in 4:34 late in the first period and topped Charlestown 6-3, Joe Neilon with two goals in the loss;

Erin Flaherty’s second goal of the game, with 7:34 left, gave Charlestown a 4-4 tie with Dorchester – Tom Misillo with two assists for Dorchester; No. 12 posted a goal and an assist as Stoneham nipped Westwood 5-3 – Lewis with two goals in the loss; Pat Nugent wore the hat and had an assist and Bryce Sullivan clicked for a goal and two helpers in North Andover’s 6-0 victory over NH East; Libby Booras had two goals and an assist as the Advantage topped Medfield 5-0; Grace Turgeon scored the winner with 2:05 left and Cole Enman had 1-1-2 as Rochester trimmed North Andover 5-3 – Nugent with a hat trick in the loss; Nick Spinosa, Matt O’Brien and Derek Perault all scored twice and Ryan Lavarato had two assists in Wilmington’s 8-1 win over Masco; Zack Pattow and Gavin Brayne shared the shutout and Luke Dempsey scored late in the second period of NH East’s 1-0 decision over Rochester; and Glanville posted 2-1-3 and Carpenter 1-1-2 as the Crusaders topped Haverhill 8-4.

In the East, Angelina Che’s second goal of the game, with 5:45 left, gave Assabet a 3-3 tie with Billerica – Ryan McElroy wearing the hat for all three Billerica tallies; Pat O’Toole and Bradley Blair both wore hats, O’Toole with an assist, Cam Coran had two goals and an assist and Dylan Coran 1-1-2 as the Railers scored a big win over Tewksbury; Fisher wore the hat and Pinkham posted 1-1-2 in Natick’s 7-0 victory over Wellesley; Alex Quinn, Dylan Swik and Will Siciliano scored third-period goal to give Lexington/Bedford a 3-1 victory over S&S; Henry Griffin clicked for 2-1-3, Alex Van Praet also scored twice and Kevin Nestor had 1-1-2 in Mathuen’s 9-2 win over Twin City – Evan Walker with 1-1-2 in the loss; Alex Gordon scored five goals and set up another as the Edge topped Andover 9-3 – Lucas Barnes with two goals in the loss; Arnoldo Lopez clicked for 2-1-3 and Eric Grasso and Jason Teebagy both also scored twice as Everett/Revere downed the Americans 8-1; Mike Whitman wore the hat and had an assist, Tom Bailey posted 2-1-3 and Brady Mailing had 1-1-2 as the Revs defeated Acton-Boxboro 8-2; and Curtatone and DeAngelis both had 1-1-2 in Somerville’s 5-1 victory over Melrose.

Reading had a win and a tie in the West. James Lanzo scored the winner in the second period of a 2-1 decision over Agawam – and No. 14 scored with 5:10 left to give Reading a 3-3 tie with the same team; No. 6 with 2-1-3 for Agawam;

Sawyer Kitteridge wore the hat and Jack Christenson had a goal and an assist in Triboro’s 6-1 victory over Lexington/Bedford; No. 57 scored what turned out to be the winner with 43 seconds left in the second period as Dedham trimmed the Wizards 4-2; Hubert wore the hat and McCarthy had 1-1-2 in Wakefield’s 8-3 win over Danvers; Anthony Madarese wore the hat, Colin O’Keefe scored twice and Nolan O’Keefe had 1-1-2 in Medford’s 9-1 victory over Marblehead; Danny Fitzgibbon wore the hat and had an assist, Lucas Milliken scored twice, Sam Pietrowicz posted 1-1-2 and Mason Caron had two assists in Maine’s 8-1 triumph over Marblehead – and Alyssa Norden scored twice as Peabody downed Maine 4-2.

In the Central, Hunter Hillenberg scored two goals and set up two others, Rob Flynn wore a natural hat and Jack Sabolauskas dished out three assists as the Crusaders topped Concord-Carlisle 6-0; Jason Hecht, William Noon and Pat Kileen scored in a 1:56 span of the third period and No. 2 had two assists as Needham topped Waltham 4-1; Mackenzie Clarke wore a natural hat over 2:37 and added two assists, Matt Howe clicked for 2-1-3 and Trevor McDonald also had two assists in Belmont’s 8-1 victory over Nashoba; Ryan McAuliffe and Matt Wheeler both posted 2-1-3 and Mattias Colantropo had 1-1-2 in Framingham’s 8-2 win over the Demons, who got both goals from Mac Roberts; Alex Gertz scored five goals, Brady Gerardi scored one goal and handed out three assists, Gavin Asimakopulos posted 2-1-3, Saige Devins three assists, Fred Hardy and Taran Bower both had 1-1-2 and Noah Soule pitched a shutout as Hollis scored a big win over Andover; and Gavin Wenz scored with 7:17 left and then assisted on Joe Leonard’s second goal of the game 40 seconds later to give the Railers a 4-3 decision over the Revs – Cy Trombley with two goals in the loss.

"A"

Rochester, Everett/Revere and Reading all won twice in the North. Brady McClusky scored what turned out to be the winner in the third period of Rochester’s 3-2 decision over Haverhill, Cam Bonfiglio with both goals in the loss – and Riley Kondroski scored four goals, McClusky posted 2-1-3, Brody Langella had two assists and Connor Lentz pitched a shutout in an 8-0 triumph over North Andover; Guelpa had 1-1-2 as Everett/Revere trimmed Medford 6-4, Max Costa with two goals in the loss – and carusso scored what turned out to be the winner with 53 seconds left in the second period of a 5-3 win over Assabet; Evan Manfredi wore the hat and Dylan Martello added two assists in Reading’s 8-0 victory over Winchester – and Jonathan DePalma dished out three assists and Dan Pastore and Martello both scored twice in a 6-2 victory over Wilmington, Jake Arsenault with both goals in the loss;

Nico Welch scored six goals, including four straight, and Tristan Juhlin and Brian Bo both dished out three assists in Andover’s 6-2 victory over North Andover – Liam McGoldrick with both goals in the loss; Brett Daniels and Alistair Dattoli both scored one goal and set up another in Winchester’s 5-1 win over South Boston; Kyle Silva wore the hat, Gavin Jolly set up three goals and Nick Avery scored two in Woburn’s 7-5 victory over Medford – Jack Holtslag with two goals and Avery White two assists in the loss; Cam Bonfiglio wore the hat, Brogan Arivella had 2-1-3 and Camden LeBlanc came within 1:13 of a shutout in Haverhill’s 7-1 win over Acton-Boxboro; Robert Monahan wore the hat, Brian Bardsley clicked for 2-1-3, Jackson Malio had 1-1-2 and Marco Lombardo two assists in Chelmsford’s 9-1 victory over Amesbury; and Tom McEleney scored twice as Amesbury downed Andover 5-1.

In the South, Steve Celluci clicked for two goals and an assist and Logan Lang had 1-1-2 as Dorchester downed Brookline 5-2; James Tucker wore a natural hat and added an assist, Kevin McElnyk also wore a hat, Noah  Gilbrath posted 2-1-3 and Katie McLiesh pitched a shutout in Hyde Park’s big win over Belmont; Judah Meltzner wore the hat and had an assist, Mike Zahornacky scored two goals and set up two others, Riley Schneller also wore a hat and Sophia Luoni and Jed Nijensohn shared the shutout in Natick’s big win over Wellesley; Jack Donnelly, who also had an assist, scored his second goal of the game with 3:12 remaining for the winner in Stoneham’s 6-4 victory over Melrose – Jack Hardy also with 2-1-3 in the win and Adam Beland three assists and Addison Savidge two goals in the loss; Seamus Rolfe had 1-1-2 and Seb O’Brien scored what turned out to be the winner with 9:49 left as Westwood trimmed Newton 5-3 – Joe Hynds with 1-1-2 in the loss; Liam Kelsch wore the hat, Alex Alexeyev tallied twice and Tyler Chin-Aleong and Conor McGeown shared Beverly’s 6-0 shutout over Lynn; and Katherin Corey scored early as the Wizards topped Masco 4-0.

The Breakers won twice and Billerica had a win and a tie in the East, Erik Dupont scored four goals, including a natural hat, and had an assist, Dom Nightingale clicked for 2-1-3 and Pat Downey pitched a shutout in the Breakers’ 8-0 win over Peabody -- and Nightingale and Quinn Staples both scored twice, Henry Sawyer and Levin Wagner both posted 1-1-2 and William Provost two assists in a 9-1 victory over Newburyport; Noel Feliciano wore a natural hat in the third period of Billerica’s 6-2 win over Twin City, Jason Prest with 1-1-2 in the loss – and Henry Anable was in goal for Billerica and Aiden Tebeau for the Railers in a 0-0 tie;

Ahsante Kamenya erupted for all six goals to power the Revs to a 6-4 victory over the Leafs, who got 1-1-2 apiece from Mike McGrath and Colin Lizak; Matt Dall scored four goals, Timmy Heaslip clicked for 2-1-3 and Aidan Largenton had two assists as Micro Ice downed the Edge 8-0; Ryan Centauro, who also had an assist, scored with 2:13 left to give SMS a 3-3 toe with Twin City – Lucas Renda with 1-1-2 for TC; Caleb Hurley scored one goal and handed out three assists, Kailyn Hawkins wore the hat, Gabe Dion posted 1-2-3 and Masco Decker scored twice in North Central’s 7-1 win over Triboro; and Kevin Ouellette scored twice and Dom Lawrence had two assists as Methuen trimmed Newburyport 4-2 – Ethan McCrensky with both goals in the loss.

In the West, Callum Morgan scored six goals and set up two others and Dylan Martin posted a goal and an assist in Newton’s 8-3 victory over Waltham; Cole Peterson wore the hat and dished out six assists and Cole Rego scored four goals and set up two others in NH East’s 9-1 win over Haverhill; Ezekiel Bogosian and Max DeSautelle both scored twice as Framingham downed Needham 5-1; Sweeney scored with 7.8 seconds left to give the Crusaders a 4-4 tie with Chelmsford – Orpen with 1-1-2 for the Crusaders and Brody Simmons two goals for Chelmsford; Barrett Carter scored what proved to be the winner with 5:38 left and Jackson Cuttler had 1-2-3 as Needham edged the Demons 6-5 – despite four goals and an assist by Matt Day and three assists by Anna Parkham; Jack Catalfamo wore the hat, Dion had 1-2-3 and Decker two assists in North Central’s 4-1 victory over the Railers; Dewar scored twice and LeBlanc posted 1-1-2 as Haverhill topped Chelmsford 5-2 – Simmons with two goals in the loss; and Jongwoo Baek clicked for two goals and two assists and Sammy Parker dished out three helpers as Brookline edged Cambridge 4-3 – Marco Li with two goals in the loss.

Cape Ann won twice in the Central. Mathew Ayott wore the hat and Wesley Provost scored twice in a 7-3 victory over Beverly, Rocco Scialdone with two goals in the loss – and Jackson Camp, Cam Smithson and Ayott all wore hats, Camp adding an assist, Doron Appleyard had 1-1-2 and Ella Tucker pitched a shutout in a big win over Wakefield;

Steve Calla scored five goals and set up another, Lockman Belghiti had two goals and two assists and Caelen Camacho also wore a hat in Winthrop’s big win over Beverly – Scialdone with two goals in the loss; Preston Ardolino scored five goals and set up another and Gus Didier scored twice in Somerville’s 9-2 victory over the Revs; Framingham edged Dorchester 2-1; Phil Barrett scored twice, Jack Kilmartin had 1-1-2 and Max Santiago pitched a shutout as the Leafs topped Dorchester 7-0; Sergio Schena came within 1:27 of a shutout and Matt Gibbons scored what turned out to be the winner in the second period as Marblehead nipped Agawam 2-1; Dorchester scored all three goals in the first period of a 3-2 decision over Parkway; Max King wore the hat and handed out two assists, Logan Rogerson delivered two goals and three assists, Graham Conway and Matteo Peledge both also scored twice, Dave Pywell had 1-1-2 and Bryan Hackett came within 2:43 of a shutout in Reading’s big win over Wakefield; Griffin Martell wore the hat in Natick’s 5-2 victory over Lexington/Bedford; and Rory Shields wore the hat, Lucas Wheeler clicked for 2-1-3, Jaiden Smith and Estelle Corbett both also scored twice and Brian Mullis had 1-1-2 in Charlestown’s big win over Lexington/Bedford.

-– MIKE SHALIN, mshalin@valley-associates.com