EAST COAST MILITIA 4, NEPONSET RIVER RATS 1

Second half goals from John Torr, Tom Wilkinson and Joe Feinberg were the difference in the win for the Militia. Torr finished with two goals. Eli Zucker earned the win in goal. Cam MacPherson had the lone goal for the River Rats.

MID-FAIRFIELD 4, YALE JR. BULLDOGS 4

A shorthanded goal from Ben Lombard with 12 seconds left in regulation enabled Mid-Fairfield to grab a 4-4 tie with the host Bulldogs. Lombard had two goals on the day, while Easton Kinsler and Joe Gannon scored as well. For Yale,  John Broderick had a pair of goals, and Jalen Carter and Greg Najda one each.

NEPONSET RIVER RATS U19 5, LONG ISLAND ROYALS 2

The River Rats put up four first half goals en route to the win over the Royals. Five different players – David O’Neill, Zachary Fedele, Alex Small, Cam McDonough and Max Santos – each had a goal and Kyle Ready was solid in the nets. Anthony Vitale and Anthony Sorrentino each had a goal for the Royals.

NEPONSET RIVER RATS TIER 2 2, JR. BULLDOGS SHOWCASE 0

Ryan Maxwell and Lucas Chavez each had a goal in the River Rats’ shutout win.

NS WINGS 2, EAST COAST VIKINGS 1

Sean Foster’s goal with 2:06 left snapped a 1-1 tie and gave the Wings the win. Brian Delisio also had a goal for the Wings. Daniel Porter had a goal for the Vikings.

EAST COAST BLAZERS 4, NEPONSET RIVER RATS 19 3

The Blazers raced to a 4-0 first half lead, then held on for the win.  Nate Moons, Reed Enders, Ryan Kelley and Owen Cronan had those Blazer goals. Cam McDonough, David O’Neill and Alex Small brought the River Rats back.

JR. BULLDOGS SHOWCASE 6, EAST COAST VIKINGS 4

In an offensive battle, the Bulldogs prevailed led by Grady Glandorf (2G-1A) and Jack Konzerowsky (1G-2A). Luke Campanella and Joe Meade both scored twice for the Vikings.

NOR’EASTER STORM 7, MID-FAIRFIELD 1

A well-balanced scoring attack – seven different goal scorers – propelled the Storm to this convincing win.  Matteo Alvarez had a goal and two assists and Luke Machan a goal and assist in the win.

EAST COAST BLAZERS 3. NOR’EASTER KENT 0

After a scoreless first half, Patrick Benson, Raphale Aberbach and  Nathan Dono each scored in the second half to lead the Blazers to the win. Wes Dimodica got the shutout between the pipes.

SPRINGFIELD JR. THUNDERBIRDS 2, NEPONSET RIVER RATS 2

Liam Dolan’s early second half marker gave the Thunderbirds a 2-2 tie with the River Rats. Camden Tabb had a goal for the ‘Birds, while Ethan Travis and Max Donatelli countered for the Rats.

NOR’EASTER KENT 3, LEWISTON MAINEIACS 3

Richard Shin’s second goal, early in the second half, gave the Nor’Easter a 3-3 standoff with the Maineiacs. Brody DeBruin also had a goal while Evan Vohwinkel scored twice for Lewiston.

NEW JERSEY TITANS MAJOR 4, NS WINGS 2

Joe Pocrnic had a pair of goals, including the game-winner to pace the Titans past the Wings. Devan Tarlton and Christian Twindow also scored. Brian Delisio and Brennan Waters had goals for the Wings.

NORTHEAST HOCKEY ACADEMY 3.  NOR’EASTER ACADEMY 0

Goals by Michael Bashkatov, Brodie Ward and Ethan Caraway had goals as NHA blanked Nor’Easter Academy.

NEPONSET RIVER RATS TIER 2 3, LONG ISLAND GULLS 0

Daniel Chan scored two goals in a 38-second span in the first half as the Rats went on for  3-0 win. Sam Johnson added the other goal for the winners.

BOSTON HOCKEY ACADEMY 5, LONG ISLAND ARROWS 4

Down 3-1 at the half, the Dukes stormed back for the win. Nikita Gridassov had a big day with two goals and two assists. Logan Ritter, Zach Needham and Jake Borkowski each had a goals. For the Arrows, Adam Fritz had a goal and assist and Maximus Hludzinski two assists.

NEW JERSEY TITANS PREP 4, NOR’EASTER ACADEMY 3

Brody Payne had a hat trick and Trevor Gaul also scored to lead the Titans. Colin Daigle, Cam Soucy and Ayden Hirsbrunner each had a goal for the Nor’Easter Academy.

BOSTON HOCKEY ACADEMY 3, NEW JERSEY TITANS MINOR 0

Kevin Marques scored the only goal BHA would need 1:27 into the game as the Dukes picked up the shutout win. Ethan Kutcher and Nikita Gridassov also had goals in the win.