We go Around The EShow to recap games from 10/14 to 10/20.
HAVERHILL, MA — Abby Leonard, Madison Ponticelli, Ailish Murray, Tessa Pofahl, Mathew Fortin, and Justin Squitieri take us Around The EShow to recap Week Four.
EHL
Fri, Oct 17, 2025
New Hampshire Avalanche @ New England Wolves
In a game that started off tough with plenty of physical play, the Wolves wasted no time getting on the board. The first period opened with back-to-back goals from Zachary Badeau and Jeremy Vaillancourt, setting the tone for an aggressive battle between the two teams.
As the second period got underway, the Wolves pushed hard on the power play, while the Avalanche fought to close the gap. Cooke Evans answered back for the Avalanche, netting their only goal of the period. Despite the pressure, the Wolves held their ground, and a clutch goal from Felipe-Miguel Miron and Tamerlan Zakaryanov which secured a three-goal lead — and ultimately, a 4–1 victory over the Avalanche. – AM
Bridgewater Bandits @ East Coast Wizards
With a powerful start to the game, the Bandits and Wizards showed just how ready they were to battle it out. With no goals scored in the first period, both teams’ defensive play was on point. Goaltenders Mark Quinn for the Wizards and Nicolas Gould for the Bandits stood tall, making key saves to keep the game scoreless.
As the second period began, the fight for control of the scoreboard was on. Evan Roy of the Wizards opened the scoring off a clean pass from Cayden Miceli, but the Bandits quickly answered back with a goal from Nathan Holland. Before the end of the second, the duo of the night struck again—this time Miceli found the back of the net with an assist from Roy—giving the Wizards a 2–1 lead heading into the third.
In the final frame, Enzo Giuliani buried a power play goal to extend the lead, and with an empty-netter to close things out, the Wizards secured a 3–1 win over the Bandits. – AM
Thur, Oct 16, 2025
Connecticut Nor’Easter @ Seahawks Hockey Club
The Seahawks Hockey Club won a match up over the Connecticut Nor’Easter by a score of 5-2. The Seahawks scored first on a power play goal from Connor Evans. Josh Hauser would answer back at the end of the period with a goal for the Nor’Easter.
The second period saw goals from both teams with Will Auger scoring first for the Seahawks and Nolan Quirk for the Nor’Easter, keeping the game tied at 2-2.
The Seahawks would pull away in the third period, sealing their win. Goals were scored by Connor Evans, his second, Auburn Burlison, and Danny Kehoe. – TP
HC Rhode Island @ Valley Jr Warriors
HC Rhode Island took home a victory over the Valley Jr. Warriors by a score of 4-1. The Warriors would score first on a power play goal from Micheal Yorba. The period ended with a goal from Donovan Burke from the HC Rhode Island.
The second period would only see a goal for HC Rhode Island from Austin Haldane on a power play.
Donovan Burke would go on to score his second and third goals for HC Rhode Island, completing his hat trick, and giving HRI the 4-1 win over the Warriors. – TP
New Jersey 87’s @ New Jersey Bears
The New Jersey 87’s had a commanding win over the New Jersey Bears. Benkur Akmakhan scored early for the 87’s at the beginning of the period. Alex Haar would soon follow along with Chris Erasmus to end the period at 3-0.
The Bears would answer in the second period thanks to Jayden Juan who scored at the start of the period. The 87’s would follow close behind with a goal from Troy Mulholland to lengthen their lead. The Bears then scored a power play goal from Francesco Donohue toward the end of the period, soon to be followed by Alex Haar, his second of the game from the 87’s.
The third period would only see a goal from Morry Sheynin of the 87’s, to win the game 6-2. – TP
New York Apple Core @ Connecticut RoughRiders
The New York Apple Core defeated the Connecticut RoughRiders 5-3. The first period of play started strong for the RoughRiders with two goals from Lucas Goldstein and Logan Harris to open the period.
The second period would only see a goal from Thomas Hickey of the Apple Core to shorten the RoughRiders lead 2-1.
Gage Winter would find the back of the net for the Apple Core on a power play to tie the game in the third period. However, the Rough Riders would score on a power play of their own when Brendan Devenney scored in the middle of the period. The Apple Core would answer with two goals from Mise’l Isadore and Matej Farkas making it a 4-3 game. Issac Walker would seal the victory with an empty net goal for the Apple Core to end the game. – TP
Wed, Oct 15, 2025
Valley Jr Warriors @ Express Hockey Club
The Express Hockey Club controlled the pace from start to finish in a solid home victory over the Valley Junior Warriors. Ville Bodin opened the scoring at 6:08 of the first period to give the Express an early lead. In the second, Nate Brissette doubled the advantage with his first of the season. Sam Steinman extended the lead early in the third before the Warriors got on the board with a goal from Sonny Christian at 4:06. The Express sealed the 4-1 win with an empty-netter in the final minutes. Bodin led the way offensively with two goals and an assist, while Landon Buterbaugh stopped 18 of 19 shots in the victory. – MF
Philadelphia Hockey Club @ Philadelphia Little Flyers
The Philadelphia Hockey Club struck early and often to earn a road win over the Philadelphia Little Flyers. Ty Simonet opened the scoring midway through the first period, and Justin Zapata, with his first one of the year, added another goal five minutes later to give PHC a 2-0 lead after one. The Little Flyers responded early in the second with a goal from Socrates Kelly to make it 2-1, and then tied the game early in the third when Braylen Tuff found the back of the net. From there, Philadelphia Hockey Club took control. Ryan Jaffe restored the lead at 6:47, Denis Maliew added a power play goal midway through the frame, and Zapata sealed the 5-2 victory with an empty-netter in the final seconds. Ty Simonet had himself a night by collecting four points on PHC’s five total goals. Luc Beauparlant stopped 17 of 19 shots in the win. – MF
New England Wolves @ East Coast Wizards
The New England Wolves picked up a strong road win over the East Coast Wizards, powered by a big night from Vincent Cregheur. Emils Toms Terlins opened the scoring for the Wolves early in the first period, but the Wizards answered late in the frame with a goal from Adam Ellegood to tie the game 1-1. In the second, Charles-Etienne Roy put the Wolves back in front, and they carried that momentum into the third. Cregheur struck twice in the final period — including a power play goal midway through — to secure a 4-1 victory for New England. Cregheur led the offense with two goals, while goaltender Keegan Waldo stood tall with 31 saves on 32 shots. – MF
Connecticut RoughRiders @ Providence Capitals
The Providence Capitals took control early and never looked back in a win over the Connecticut Roughriders. Maddox Watson opened the scoring midway through the first period, giving Providence a 1-0 lead heading into intermission. After a scoreless second period, the Capitals broke the game open in the third. Evan Camara extended the lead with a power play goal at 6:15, assisted by Michael Bevilacqua and Scott Moritz. Watson struck again just four minutes later, and then completed the hat trick with a shorthanded tally at 13:04 to secure a 4-0 victory for Providence. Goaltender Conner Nicolson was outstanding, stopping all 54 shots he faced for the shutout. – MF
Tues, Oct 14, 2025
Bridgewater Bandits @ New Hampshire Avalanche
The New Hampshire Avalanche powered to a 7-1 win over the Bridgewater Bandits. Alex Ravikovich set the tone early for New Hampshire and scored just 28 seconds into the first period. The Bandits responded late in the period when Liam McCall scored at 18:33 to tie the game 1-1 at the end of the first. The Avalanche had a dominant second period with four straight goals. Patrick Cooley put the Avalanche back in the lead at 5:47, followed by a goal from Colden Lawrence at 11:27. Cory Alissi and Petey Silverman scored just 20 seconds apart to end a strong period, putting the Av’s up 5-1. Gavin Berntsen and Luke Clarner added goals in the third, securing the 7-1 win for NHA. In net, Logan Hunter made 52 saves on 59 shots for the Bandits and Jeremy Carpenter made 32 saves on 33 shots for the Avalanche. – AL
New Jersey Bears @ New Jersey 87’s
The New Jersey 87s earned a 3-1 win over the New Jersey Bears in a tight battle. After a scoreless first period, Alex Haar opened the scoring for the 87’s at 3:27 of the second period. Five minutes later, Chase Chalfin extended the 87’s lead with a goal at 8:37. Haar had his second goal of the game at 13 minutes to give the 87’s a 3-0 lead after the second. The New Jersey Bears got on the board at 5:47 of the third period with a goal from Garrett Carvounis, but the 87’s were able to hold onto the advantage and take the 3-1 win. For the Bears, Nicholas Mele finished with 33 saves on 36 shots and Mitch Stenger finished with 32 saves on 33 shots for the 87’s. – AL
Seahawks Hockey Club @ Express Hockey Club
The Seahawks Hockey Club scored three unanswered goals to defeat the Express Hockey Club 3-1 in Walpole. After Sonny Arsenault’s goal, assisted by Stars of the Week Ville Bodin and Mark Trischler, got the Express on the board 3:14 into the first period, the lead would hold until the 15:57 mark when Adam Quinn pulled the Seahawks even on the power-play, with assists from Garrett Bouschor and Brendan Agnew. The second period would see no goals scored, and the third period looked the same until half way through when Will Auger gave the Seahawks the lead with his unassisted goal at 9:14. The Seahawks would go to the power-play a little over three minutes later, where Nicky Degeorge, again from Bouschor and Agnew, would add the insurance goal to seal the win for the Seahawks. Will Rose earned the win in net with 29 saves on 30 shots, while Lukas Toth stopped 38 of 41 for the Express. – JS
EHL Premier
Sun, Oct 19, 2025
New Jersey 87’s @ New Jersey Bears
The New Jersey Bears earned a 5-4 win in overtime against the New Jersey Bears. Robert Tignini opened up the scoring for the 87’s at 9:21 of the first period, but Dominic Moushon tied it up for the Bears at 16:30. At 19:11, Daniel Novoselov put the 87s in the lead to make it 2-1 heading into the second. Xander Boatman tied it up for the Bears at 11:03 of the second. The Bears regained the lead in the third period with goals from Bauer Crooks at 4:46 and Troy Gorski at 6:32. But, Novoselov completed his hat trick and had two clutch goals to force overtime. Sultan Kulumbek scored the game winner at 2:45 of overtime to give the 87s a 5-4 win. Both goalies had strong performances as Alex Insana had 36 saves on 40 shots for the 87s and Dylan Mclean had 26 saves on 31 shots. – AL
Express Hockey Club @ Connecticut Nor’Easter
The Express Hockey Club took a 9-1 win over the Connecticut Nor’Easter. Nate Gravel opened up the scoring at 5:20 of the first period, followed by a goal from Sviat Antipkin at 14:20 to give the Express an early lead. In the second period, Matt Gonzalez extended the Express lead at 5:48 with a short handed goal, Will Link added a power-play goal at 14:11, and Antipkin struck again at 19:03. Just 56 seconds into the third period, Gonzalez wasted no time and scored his second goal of the game to put EHC up 6-0, and shortly after Antipkin completed his hat trick. Wade Larson got the Nor’Easter on the board at 8:22, but Kevin Waghorne and Michael Moscone sealed the win with goals late in the period. Colton Alles stopped 20 of 21 shots for the Express. Ethan LaPlante made 51 saves on 58 shots and Aiden Hartman added 15 saves on 17 shots for Connecticut. – AL
Union Jr Thunder @ Pennsylvania Huntsmen
The Union Junior Thunder skated away with a 4-2 win over the Pennsylvania Huntsmen. After a scoreless first period, the Huntsmen got on the board first just seven seconds into the second period when Raleigh Radkowski found the back of the net. The Junior Thunder responded with two goals from Matej Denk. Xavier Painton tied it back up for the Huntsmen at 16:04, making it 2–2 heading into the third. UJT took control in the third period when Tyler Bracht and Jase Estrin scored to secure the 4-2 win. Steven Garbowski had 27 saves for 29 shots that he faced for UJT, and Michael Carpenter had 35 saves for 39 shots that he faced for the Huntsmen. – AL
Atlantic City Seals @ Philadelphia Hockey Club
The Atlantic City Seals rolled to an 11-4 victory of the Philadelphia Little Flyers. Bailey Burgeson put the Seals on the board first at 5:39 of the first period, followed quickly by Eddy Sindler at 6:03, giving ACS the early advantage. The Little Flyers responded at 10:28 with a goal from Wade Krupinski to make it 2-1 heading into the second period. The Seals held a dominant second period, with goals from Sindler (2:20), Ben Meyer (3:32), and Patrick McCline (4:57). Sindler struck again at 8:26 before Meyer tallied his second at 9:05. McCline added another one at 9:38, and Ryan Vanderhoff capped the dominant period at 13:07. In the third period, Connor Gluck scored for the Little Flyers at 3:01, followed by goals from Michael Saglembeni and Larry Miller to make it 9-4. The Seals responded with a goal at 15:20 from Evan Tapp, and then Meyer sealed his hat trick at 17:15. Robert Rando had 28 saves for 32 shots for the Seals and Keith McLaughlin had 35 saves for 46 shots for the Little Flyers. – AL
Sat, Oct 18, 2025
Pennsylvania Huntsmen @ Atlantic City Seals
Saturday night, the Pennsylvania Huntsmen took on the Atlantic City Seals, with both teams looking to notch their third win of the season. The first period was tight, with Ben Meyer giving the Seals the early 1–0 lead heading into intermission.
The second period heated up with back-and-forth action. Raleigh Radkowski and Jan Bach found the net for the Huntsmen, while Ryan Vanderhoff, Ben Meyer, and Eddy Sindler scored for the Seals, making it a 4–2 contest heading into the third period.
Rick Sandman added the only goal of the third, giving Atlantic City a 5–2 win and putting them right at .500 on the season at 3-3-0. – MP
New Jersey 87’s @ Philadelphia Little Flyers
The game kicked off with high energy right from the start, as Philly’s Luc Rollet found the back of the net on the very first shot of the game, less than a minute in. The 87’s took a little time to warm up, but once they did, Jackson Hanson and Daniel Novoselov caught fire, giving the team a 2–1 lead heading into intermission.
Rollet came out flying again in the second, striking early to tie things up. But the 87’s quickly responded—Robert Tignini buried one, and Hanson added his second of the game to make it 4–2 before the final frame.
In the third, the 87’s completely took control. Tomass Vekselis, Michael Green, Luke Glover, and Tignini each added goals to extend the lead to 8–2.
An honorable mention goes to Philadelphia Little Flyers goaltender Anthony Foster, who stood tall between the pipes with an impressive 66 saves on 74 shots faced. Even with his standout effort, the 87’s relentless forecheck proved unstoppable, earning them the win. – MP
Union Jr Thunder @ New Jersey Bears
The Union Jr Thunder scored early and often on their way to the victory over the New Jersey Bears. Union grabbed the momentum heading into the first intermission. It was Radek Jenik with his fourth of the season putting the Thunder on the board. Just twenty seconds later, on the power play, Nick Dove buried another to give the Thunder a 2–0 lead after the first.
In the second, the Thunder kept things rolling with a shorthanded goal from Matthew Bomeisl. The Bears got one back just five seconds later, with a power-play goal by Mason Fetterolf right off the faceoff. The Bears kept things clicking on the power play as John Ruggiero capitalized on the next man advantage to make it 3–2. But the Thunder pulled away again with goals from Matej Denk and Tyler Bracht, stretching the lead to 5–2 heading into the third.
The Bears weren’t going down without a fight. Early in the third, Simon Zavorka got his first of the game for the Thunder, but the Bears pushed back with two from Troy Gorski to close the gap to 6–4. Despite the late surge, the Thunder held strong and came away with the win. – MP
Express Hockey Club @ New England Wolves
Saturday’s late afternoon game between the Express Hockey Club and the New England Wolves started as a tight contest, with both sides trading chances through the opening period. It wasn’t until late in the first when Matt Gonzalez broke the deadlock, giving the Express the 1–0 lead.
In the second period, Nate Gravel extended the advantage with another goal, but the Wolves responded soon after as Antons Malinins capitalized on a setup to make it 2–1 heading into the third.
The Express kept the pressure on in the third, and Sviat Antipkin added insurance with the team’s third goal of the game. The Express’ consistent offensive effort paid off, earning them a 3–1 victory and extending their perfect start to 7-0-0 on the season. – MP
Thur, Oct 16, 2025
Connecticut Nor’Easter @ Seahawks Hockey Club
The Seahawks Hockey Club took home a 3-1 victory over the Connecticut Nor’Easter. The first period would see no goals from either team.
The Seahawks would find the back of the net first with a goal scored by Carson Low. Boein Miller would follow his teammate and score their second goal to make it 2-0. However, the Nor’Easter would shorten their lead with a goal from Wade Larson before ending the period at 2-1.
The third period would only see one goal from Orynn Freedman to send the Seahawks to victory. – TP
Tues, Oct 14, 2025
Providence Capitals @ Connecticut Nor’Easter
The Providence Capitals skated away with a 4-0 shutout win over the Connecticut Nor’Easter. Dakoda Langevain put the Capitals on the board after a scoreless first period, with a late goal at 19:48 of the second. In the third, Mason Czaban extended the lead at 4:37, quickly followed by another goal from Domino Costa at 5:20. Brody Bodenhagen sealed the Capitals win with a goal at 16:55. Ryan Littlefield saved all 19 shots that he faced to secure the shutout, while Mason Campbell made an impressive 55 saves on 59 shots for Connecticut. – AL