We go Around The EShow to recap games from 11/11 to 11/17.
HAVERHILL, MA — Abby Leonard, Madison Ponticelli, Ailish Murray, Tessa Pofahl, and Mathew Fortin take us Around The EShow to recap Week Eight.
EHL
Sat, Nov 15, 2025
Pennsylvania Huntsmen @ Connecticut Nor’Easter
The Connecticut Nor’Easter defeated the Pennsylvania Huntsmen 3-1. The Huntsmen would score first with a goal scored by Tyler Newby leaving the game at 1-0 at the end of the period.
The Nor’Easter would answer back in the second period when Briggs Beam scored on an early power play. The two teams would remain tied at the end of the second period.
Briggs Bream would score his second goal, the game winner, for the Nor’Easter in the third period. Dylan Lussier would add an insurance goal for the Nor’ Easter to end the game 3-1. – TP
New Jersey 87’s @ Philadelphia Hockey Club
The Philadelphia Hockey Club went home with a victory over the New Jersey 87’s. The 87’s dominated the first period with two goals from Adien Doherty and Alex Haar.
Philadelphia Hockey Club would fire up in the second period with a goal scored by Pat Deveney. David Cook would then go on to score on a power play for the Philadelphia Hockey club, tying up the game. Sheldon Wilson would also score for the Philadelphia Hockey Club on a power play. The Philadelphia Hockey Club would close out scoring for the period with a goal scored by Justin Zapata, putting them in the lead.
Alex Haar of the 87’s would score on a power play in the middle of the third to shorten the Philadelphia Hockey Club’s lead. David Cook would score an empty net goal to end the game and send the Philadelphia Hockey Club to victory. – TP
HC Rhode Island @ Providence Capitals
The HC Rhode Island won a thrilling game of 7-1 over the Providence Capitals. HC Rhode Island scored first with a goal scored by Ernests Muska. Donovan Burke would not be far behind and scored shortly after for HC Rhode Island. They would score one more time with a goal scored by Aiden Forcier, shutting out the Capitals 3-0 in the first period.
Donovan Burke would be the only goal scorer in the second period for the HC Rhode Island, strengthening their lead.
HC Rhode Island would open up scoring in the third period with a goal scored by Sam Lopez. Ruslan Weaver of the HC Rhode Island would also add a tally to the score sheet. The Capitals would not leave scoreless however, thanks to Anders Alves who scored late in the third period. HC Rhode Island would score two more goals to end the game with goals scored by Elliot Veins and Robert Stamurs. – TP
Bridgewater Bandits @ New England Wolves
The Bridgewater Bandits were victorious in overtime against the New England Wolves. The Bandits scored first in the game with a goal from Max Bloomfield. Cody Tatar would not be far behind and also scored for the Bandits at the end of the period.
The Wolves answered back in the second period with two goals from Clinton Sousa and Cam Plumb. Easton Gillsepie-Schleiter would not let the Wolves remain tied for long, and scored for the Bandits at the end of the period.
Felipe-Miguel Miro put one away for the Wolves and tied the game in the third period, sending them into overtime.
Cody Tatar of the Bandits would be the one to end the game with a power play goal three minutes into overtime. The Bandits would come out on top after a thrilling four periods of play. – TP
Fri, Nov 14, 2025
Providence Capitals @ HC Rhode Island
Hockey Club Rhode Island took a 3-0 win over the Providence Capitals. After a scoreless first period, HRI broke through in the second when Jack Fraser found the back of the net at 13:39. Ernests Muka extended the lead 2-0 at 17:31 heading into the third. In the third, Ruslan Weaver secured the 3-0 win with a power-play goal. Conner Nicolson had 51 saves on 54 shots for Providence. Angelo Evangelista had a 16 save shutout to earn the 3-0 win. – AL
Connecticut Nor’Easter @ Philadelphia Hockey Club
The Philadelphia Hockey Club secured a 2-0 win over the CT Nor’Easter. Hayden Stack opened the scoring at 11:31 of the first period, giving Philadelphia Hockey Club the early edge. After a scoreless second, Nicholas Cortez added another one at 10:34 of the third. Dylan Newton had 45 saves on 47 shots for CTN, while Carson Fowler had an 18 save shutout to earn the 2-0 win. – AL
Connecticut RoughRiders @ New York Apple Core
The New York Apple Core secured a 6-2 win over the Connecticut RoughRiders. Gage Winter opened the scoring at 15:14 with a shorthanded goal to give the Apple Core an early advantage. At 2:26 of the second, Will Rowell extended the lead 2-0, followed by a power-play goal from Braedon Gallante at 6:29. Rowell added his second of the game to make it 4-0 at 11:52. Connecticut broke through when Lukas Samoila scored at 14:20, but New York responded when Alexandre Lapensee found the back of the net at 14:55. In the third, Connor Hetherington extended the NYA lead at 1:01. Thomas Hickey capped off the scoring for the Apple Core at 18:32. Sebastian Sakalis made 34 saves on 40 shots for the RoughRiders, while Finley Hegarty made 22 saves on 24 shots for the Apple Core. – AL
New Jersey Bears @ Philadelphia Little Flyers
The New Jersey Bears skated away with a 3-2 win over the Philadelphia Little Flyers. At 13:52 of the first, Ross Temple put the Little Flyers on the board first. The Bears responded at the 18 minute mark when Brady Hubbard buried a power-play goal to tie it up. New Jersey took control in the second, when Francesco Donohue and Owen Young both scored to make it 3-1. At 13:43, Tyler Ferguson scored on the power play for Philadelphia, but the Bears secured a 3-2 win. Kiefer Mulvey stopped 20 of 22 shots he faced for the Bears, while Tadeas Bezdek stopped 42 of 45 shots he faced for the Little Flyers. – AL
Express Hockey Club @ East Coast Wizards
The Express Hockey Club rolled to a 7-0 win over the East Coast Wizards. In the first period, Ville Bodin got the Express on the board when he scored on the power play at 1:59, followed by a goal from James Joyce at 8:18 to make it 2-0. The Express added to their lead in the second, when Bodin struck again at 2:24. In the third period, Bodin completed his hat trick with another power play goal at 2:25. Sonny Arsenault extended the lead at 10:31, and Sam Steinman and Liam Wiseman each added power-play goals. Lukas Toth stopped all 34 shots he faced to earn the shutout for the Express. Joseph Pearl made 30 saves on 36 shots and Mark Quinn made 2 saves on 3 shots for the Wizards. – AL
Valley Jr Warriors @ Seahawks Hockey Club
The Seahawks Hockey Club earned a 4-3 win over the Valley Jr. Warriors, powered by a four-goal performance from Jacob Roberts. In the first, Lucas LaVassar opened up the scoring at 7:02 for the Warriors, followed by a goal from Zach DeLuca at 18:04 to make it 2-0. At 19:40, Jacob Roberts scored for the Seahawks and then again at 19:54 to tie it up 2-2. In the third, Roberts completed his hat trick at 1:27, and then added a power-play goal at 5:59 to give the Seahawks a 4-2 lead. Dylan Kullman cut the deficit to one for the Warriors, but the Seahawks held on for the win. Chris Hanifan stopped 53 of 57 shots he faced for the Warriors, while Michael Shelley and Elliot Wong totaled 23 saves on 26 shots for the Seahawks. – AL
Thur, Nov 13, 2025
New England Wolves @ New Hampshire Avalanche
The New Hampshire Avalanche won a thrilling game over the New England Wolves. The first period would only see one goal scored by Matej Kraus for the Wolves at the end of the period.
The Avalanche sounded off in the second period with three powerful goals. Alex Ravikovich scored first for the Avalanche, followed by his teammate Noah Rogers. Alex Ravikovich would then go on to score his second for the game-winning goal toward the end of the period.
The Avalanche tallied an insurance goal by Danny Storella to start the third period. The Wolves would score one final time thanks to Tamerlan Zakaryanov. In the end, the Avalanche would outscore the Wolves, winning 4-2. – TP
Philadelphia Little Flyers @ New Jersey Bears
The New Jersey Bears had a commanding victory over the Philadelphia Little Flyers 5-1. The game stayed even in the first period with both teams each scoring a goal. The Bears would score first with a goal from Oliver Bunjer. The Little Flyers would soon find the back of the net with a goal from Ben Jones. The two teams would end the period tied at 1-1.
The Bears would fire up in the second period, with two goals to extend their lead. Michael Jany would score for the Bears halfway through the period, followed quickly by his teammate Francesco Donohue.
Francesco Donohue would then score his second goal to start the third period. The Bears would score one final time when Devon Ward scored the fifth goal to end the game with a Bears victory! – TP
Wed, Nov 12, 2025
New England Wolves @ Express Hockey Club
The New England Wolves exploded offensively in an 8–4 road win over the Express Hockey Club. The teams traded early goals in the opening frame. Sean Anderson put the Express ahead just over three minutes in, before Vincent Cregheur tied it up seconds later for the Wolves. Sonny Arsenault restored the Express lead midway through the period, but the Wolves came alive in the second. New England struck for five goals in the middle frame, including power play tallies from Madi Zhaparov and Alex Roy. Cam Plumb added a pair of goals and an assist, while Flavio Commusset chipped in a goal and helper of his own. Ville Bodin led the Express offense with two goals and an assist, continuing his hot streak. In goal, Julian Karagiannis earned the win with 30 saves on 34 shots. – MF
Bridgewater Bandits @ East Coast Wizards
The East Coast Wizards picked up a strong 2–0 shutout victory over the Bridgewater Bandits, backed by a dominant performance from goaltender Joseph Pearl, who turned aside all 29 shots he faced. Cayden Miceli opened the scoring late in the first period with his 10th goal of the season, finishing a setup from Evan Roy and Cooper Joscelyn. Early in the second, Brendan St. Peter doubled the lead, with assists from Kyle Hart and Andre. Marden. From there, Pearl and the Wizards’ defense took over, holding off several Bandits’ chances to secure the win. Despite the loss, recent King’s College commit Nicolas Gould was remarkable for Bridgewater, making 44 saves on 46 shots to keep his team within reach. – MF
HC Rhode Island @ Connecticut RoughRiders
The Rhode Island Hockey Club exploded offensively, cruising to an 11–2 road victory over the Connecticut Roughriders. Donovan Burke got things started midway through the first period, scoring twice in a span of just over 12 minutes to give Rhode Island a commanding lead. Jack Fraser and Austin Haldane each added goals before the end of the frame, putting Rhode Island up 4–0 after one. The second period saw Rhode Island continue their offensive effort. Haldane scored again on the power play, followed by goals from Julian Rosenberg with his first in the EHL, Sam Lopes, Aiden Forcier, and Colin Budd, while Connecticut got on the board with a tally from Brendan Devenney. In the third, Ernests Muska and Cooper Hall rounded out the scoring for Rhode Island before Logan Harris netted a late goal for the Roughriders. Eddie Leary stopped 23 of 25 shots in the win, while Aiden Forcier and Ernests Muska led the way offensively with four-point performances. Donovan Burke also notched two goals and an assist for Rhode Island.– MF
New York Apple Core @ Connecticut Nor’Easter
The New York Apple Core had an amazing second period to take down the Connecticut Nor’Easter 4–1 on the road. After a scoreless first period, Gage Winter opened the scoring midway through the second, and just 21 seconds later, Braedon Gallante doubled the lead with a goal of his own. Connecticut’s Dylan Danis cut the deficit to one with a late tally, but Gallante responded before the end of the frame to restore New York’s two-goal cushion. In the third period, Winter struck again for his second goal of the game and team-leading 12th of the season to seal the win for the Apple Core. Brandon Smith was stellar between the pipes, stopping 37 of 38 shots in the victory. Braedon Gallante led the way offensively with two goals and two assists, while Winter added two goals and one assist. – MF
New Jersey 87’s @ Pennsylvania Huntsmen
The New Jersey 87’s controlled play from start to finish in a commanding 5–2 road win over the Pennsylvania Huntsmen. After a scoreless first half of the opening period, Aiden Doherty broke through late in the frame to give New Jersey a 1–0 lead heading into intermission. In the second period, the 87’s extended their lead when Jakub Polcik and Nathan Desrosiers scored just 36 seconds apart, pushing the advantage to 3–0. The 87’s penalty kill then came up big in the third, as Dominic Bertolino scored shorthanded to make it 4–0. The Huntsmen answered with a pair of power play goals from Nico Neve and Brett Linker, but Doherty’s second goal of the game kept New Jersey in full control for the 5–2 win. AJ McGinley stopped 14 of 16 shots for the 87’s, while Carson Peddie turned aside 66 of 71 shots in a busy night for Pennsylvania. Colin Versace also contributed two assists for New Jersey. – MF
New Hampshire Avalanche @ Seahawks Hockey Club
The New Hampshire Avalanche put on a remarkable offensive effort, skating to a 7–3 win over the Seahawks Hockey Club. Noah Rogers opened the scoring early in the first period before Ben Carfora added a power play goal to make it 2–0. The Seahawks answered back with a goal from Connor Evans, but the Avalanche regained control when Carfora tucked his second of the game, giving New Hampshire a 3–1 lead after twenty minutes. The Avalanche continued to pour it on in the second period with goals from Rogers, Patrick Cooley, and Alex Ravikovich to extend their lead to 6–1. Adam Quinn struck on the power play late in the frame for the Seahawks to give them some life heading into the third. Nicky Degeorge cut the deficit early in the final period, but Colden Lawrence sealed the win for the Avalanche with a late goal to make it 7–3. Ian Arnott made 36 saves for New Hampshire, while Petey Silverman led the offense with a four-assist performance. – MF
EHL Premier
Mon, Nov 17, 2025
Providence Capitals @ Seahawks Hockey Club
A quiet start to the week saw the Providence Capitals take on the Seahawks Hockey Club. Both teams held strong on the ice, resulting in a slow first period with neither side able to find the net. The second period followed suit, with solid defensive play keeping the game scoreless.
Credit goes to both goalies—Ryan Littlefield for the Capitals and Logan Boyd for the Seahawks—for their impressive performances. Each team created strong offensive opportunities, but the net remained elusive until the third period.
Brody Brodehagen broke the ice with a beautiful goal assisted by Will Link, giving Providence a 1-0 lead. Domino Costa then added two goals, extending the Capitals’ advantage. The Seahawks were able to get on the board with a goal from Orynn Freedman, but it wasn’t enough. Providence secured the win over the Seahawks Hockey Club with a final score of 3-1. – AM
Sun, Nov 16, 2025
Atlantic City Seals @ New Jersey Bears
The New Jersey Bears delivered a dominant offensive performance on home ice, rolling to a 9-0 shutout victory over the Atlantic City Seals. Jett Weatherred opened the scoring at 6:41 of the first period, and the Bears never looked back. Aidan McGinty followed with back-to-back goals to extend the lead to 3–0 before John Ruggiero made it 4–0 late in the period. The Bears continued to pour it on in the second. Oliver Bunjer struck just over a minute into the frame, followed by unassisted tallies from Vincent Massaro and Weatherred to push the advantage to 7–0 through forty minutes. In the third, Zachary Buck added his first of the season at 16:00, and Massaro scored his second of the game less than two minutes later, capping off a relentless offensive showing. Goaltender Charles Holthusen turned aside all 28 shots he faced to earn the shutout for New Jersey. Weatherred and Massaro each scored twice, while McGinty recorded a pair of goals and an assist to lead a well-rounded Bears offense. – MF
Seahawks Hockey Club @ Express Hockey Club
The Seahawks Hockey Club put together a strong road performance, skating to a 4–2 win over the Express Hockey Club. Orynn Freedman opened the scoring midway through the first period, completing a setup from Ian Laib and Carson Low to give the Seahawks a 1–0 lead after one. Early in the second, the Express tied the game on a goal from Michael Moscone just 28 seconds into the frame. The Seahawks quickly answered, as Devin Kelly restored the lead at 3:48 with help from Brett Ranta and Laib. Later in the period, Carson Low added insurance with his 14th of the season, again assisted by Laib and Marc Hilton. In the third, Brett Ranta extended the Seahawks’ lead to 4–1 just 1:28 into the period with his first of the year, finishing a feed from Brandon Beard and Carl-Anthony Richer. Nate Gravel cut into the deficit with an unassisted tally at the nine-minute mark, but the Express were not able to close the gap. Ian Laib had himself a night for the Seahawks with a standout three-assist performance, which was his second time doing it this season. – MF
Connecticut Nor’Easter @ Pennsylvania Huntsmen
The Connecticut Nor’Easter defeated the Pennsylvania Huntsmen 4–3 in a tight matchup that featured big special-teams moments and standout goaltending on both sides. Connecticut controlled the early portions of the game, starting with a first-period goal from Ayden Hirsbrunner, set up by Wade Larson. The Nor’Easter added two more goals in the second period. Colin Daigler scored his 10th of the season to make it 2–0, and a few minutes later Wade Larson extended the lead on the power play with help from Cameron Soucy. Connecticut carried a 3–0 advantage into the third. Pennsylvania began to push back in the final frame, starting with an unassisted goal by Jason Raeburn at 8:59. However, the Nor’Easter answered with another power-play strike when Daigler netted his second of the game, assisted by Soucy and Hirsbrunner, giving Connecticut a 4–1 cushion. The Huntsmen made things interesting late, with goals from Dominic De Stefano and a last-minute power-play tally by Raeburn, but the comeback fell just short. Both goaltenders were busy throughout the night. Connecticut’s Aiden Hartman stopped 47 of 50 shots, while Pennsylvania’s Owen Thulen made 46 saves on 50 shots. – MF
Sat, Nov 15, 2025
Connecticut Nor’Easter @ Philadelphia Little Flyers
The Connecticut Nor’ Easter shut out the Philadelphia Little Flyers 7-0. Donnie Davidson opened up the scoring for the Nor’Easter midway through the first period. The Nor’Easter ended the period with another goal scored by Evan Huyck, leading 2-0 going into the second period.
The second period only saw one goal scored by Wade Larson of the Nor’ Easter.
Colin Daigler was fired up in the third period, and put two goals away to add to the Nor’Easters lead. Christian Shugars also tallied one right after. Colin Daigler would then score his third sealing a hat trick for the night, and closing out scoring with the seventh goal of the game. – TP
New Jersey 87’s @ Atlantic City Seals
The Atlantic City Seals skated away victorious over the New Jersey 87’s. Ben Meyer scored first for the Seals to start the period. The 87’s would score soon after with a goal scored by Matthew Duffy. The 87’s would score again thanks to Harround Ali. The Seals would not let them lead for long though, as Chad Niederman would tie up the game for the Seals ending the period tied at 2-2.
Ben Meyer would score his second for the Seals in the second period. The Seals would then score again on a power play with a goal scored by Marshall Windsor.
Tomass Vekselis of the 87’s would score their final goal of the game in the third period. The Seals would end the game with an empty net goal by Patrick McCline to seal the win over the 87’s. – TP
New Hampshire Avalanche @ New England Wolves
The New Hampshire Avalanche had an exciting win over the New England Wolves. The Avalanche would score in the first five minutes of the game with a goal from Matthew Tompham to open the period. Two minutes later, Jake Hutchins followed his teammate, scoring another goal for the Avalanche. Evan Guerin then scored off of a power play with a thrilling goal to build their lead. The Avalanche would score one final time in the first period scored by Ryan Dube for another power play goal.
The second period would only see one goal scored by Sam Pies for the Avalanche.
The Wolves would open up scoring in the third period with a goal scored by Kaden Powell. Emmett Hammond would soon follow with another goal for the Wolves. The Avalanche would close out scoring for the game with one final goal scored by Connor Carey and defeat the Wolves 6-2. – TP
Pennsylvania Huntsmen @ Union Jr Thunder
The Union Jr. Thunder won a high scoring game over the Pennsylvania Huntsmen 5-1. The Thunder scored twice in the first period with thrilling goals scored by Nick Dove and Adam Richard Míčka.
The Thunder continued to shut out the Huntsmen in the second period. Radek Jeník scored first in the second period and his teammate Matej Denk soon followed after scoring on a power play.
Radek Jeník would go on to score his second in the middle of the third period for the Thunder. The Huntsmen would eventually score at the end of the period with a goal scored by Dominic De Stefano.
The Thunder would only let in one goal, sending them to a 5-1 victory over the Huntsmen. – TP
Fri, Nov 14, 2025
Union Jr Thunder @ New Jersey 87’s
The Union Junior Thunder and New Jersey 87’s, the top two teams in the Mid-Atlantic Conference, faced off at Jersey Shore Arena. The opening period was tight, with both teams holding strong and no goals scored.
The second period was electric for the 87’s. Nick Dove put one on the board for the Junior Thunder, but Luke Glover answered with a power-play goal, and Colin Grantham added another. Tomass Vekselis stole the show, completing a hat trick in the period as New Jersey raced to a 5–1 lead heading into the third.
The 87’s kept their momentum in the third. Matej Denk scored for Union, but Vekselis wasn’t finished, adding another to bring his hat trick total to four. Michael Green added to the scoring, and Harrowed Ali netted his first goal in a 87’s sweater to make it 8–2. Jan Zatecky then scored on the power play for the Junior Thunder, notching his first EHLP goal and making the score 8–3.
Revenge was sweet for New Jersey. Their last matchup against Union on Halloween ended in overtime defeat, and the 87s came out fueled, turning that frustration into a dominant performance. – MP
New Jersey Bears @ Philadelphia Little Flyers
Friday night’s matchup between the New Jersey Bears and the Philadelphia Little Flyers kicked off with a tight, scoreless first period. The Flyers managed five shots, while the Bears poured on 19, controlling the pace but unable to break through.
That changed quickly in the second. The Bears made their push as Dominic Moushon opened the scoring on the power play, firing up the bench. Moments later, Troy Gorski caught fire, burying back-to-back goals to stretch the lead to 3–0. All three Bears goals came within a thrilling one-minute burst.
The third period may have cooled off, but the Bears closed strong. John Ruggiero tacked on the final goal to close a 4–0 win, highlighted by Dylan McLean’s first shutout of the season. – MP
Tues, Nov 11, 2025
Providence Capitals @ Seahawks Hockey Club
The Seahawks came away with a 5-2 win over the Providence Capitals. At 6:51 of the first half, Torrin Cotter scored for Providence, followed by Mason Czaban at 12:42. Carl-Anthony Richer got the Seahawks on the board late in the half at 18:25. In the second half, Devin Kelly tied the game at 4:45 and Austin Bonebright put the Seahawks ahead at 10:08. Kelly then added two more goals to secure the 5-2 win. Ryan Littlefield stopped 22 of 27 shots for the Capitals, and Nick Kaufman stopped 31 of 33 shots for the Seahawks. – AL
Connecticut Nor’Easter @ New England Wolves
The New England Wolves took a 7-0 win over the Connecticut Nor’Easter. Antons Malinins opened up the scoring for the Wolves followed by goals from Karel Maximilian Blaha at 6:03 and Kaden Powell at 17:03. In the second half, Ivars Veisbardis and Austin Emerson extended the Wolves lead 5-0. At 18:43, Robert Horejs added another one and Adam Hirs scored at 19:28 to close out the 7-0 win. Aiden Hartman made 43 saves on 50 shots for the Nor’Easter, while Petr Stangl stopped all 27 shots that he faced for the shutout win. – AL
Express Hockey Club @ New Hampshire Avalanche
The New Hampshire Avalanche came out on top in a close 4-3 battle against the Express Hockey Club. In the first half, the Avalanche took an early lead with goals from Curtis Anderson, David Wood, Jake Hutchins, and Ryan Dube to go 4-0 after the first. In the second half, the Express came back as Jackson Guimond scored at 1:32, followed by two goals from Sviat Antipkin, but the Avalanche held on to secure the 4-3 win. Kieran Humphreys made 30 saves on 34 shots for the Express, while Carson McGreevy stopped 32 of 35 shots for the Avalanche. – AL
New England Wolves @ Providence Capitals
The Providence Capitals took a 3-2 win over the New England Wolves in a close matchup. In the first half, David Han opened the scoring for Providence, and Colton Pentecost added another at 17:02 to make it 2-0. In the second half, Sheldon Mariorano scored at 5:15 to get the Wolves on the board, but Will Link responded for the Capitals to put them up 3-1. At 15:47, Robert Horejs scored to cut the deficit to one for the Wolves, but the Capitals held on to secure the 3-2 victory. For the Wolves, Nathan Metcalf had 24 saves on 27 shots, while Ryder Ness had 32 saves on 34 shots for the Capitals. – AL
New Hampshire Avalanche @ Connecticut Nor’Easter
The New Hampshire Avalanche earned a 7-2 win over the Connecticut Nor’Easter. Lincoln Manson got the Avalanche on the board early and doubled the lead at 6:20 of the first half. Wade Larson responded for the Nor’Easter at 14:44, but Ryan Dube extended the Avalanche lead 3-1. Colin Daigler added another one for Connecticut to make it 3-2 after one. In the second half, Evan Guerin scored just 21 seconds in for the Avalanche, followed by goals from Kyle Keith, Vaclav Tetiva, and Braydan Resendes to secure the 7-2 win. Owen Holland stopped 18 out of 20 shots that he faced for New Hampshire and Ethan LaPlante stopped 41 saves on 47 shots that he faced for Connecticut. – AL
Seahawks Hockey Club @ Express Hockey Club
The Express Hockey Club skated away with a 6-4 win against the Seahawks Hockey club in an action packed matchup. Aaron Karns opened the scoring at 5:32 of the first half for the Express, followed quickly by goals from Sviat Antipkin and Garrett Sager to give them an early 3-0 lead. The Seahawks battled back with goals from Devin Kelly and Alex Howe, but Antipkin added his second goal of the game late in the half to make it 4-2 after one. In the second half, Jackson Guimond extended the Express lead at 6:17, before Carson Low and Orynn Freedman cut the deficit to one for the Seahawks. Antipkin secured a hat trick with an empty-netter at 19:25, and sealed the 6-4 win for the Express. Colton Alles stopped 29 of 33 shots for the Express. Blake Leighton and Zen Janik totaled 25 out of 30 shots for the Seahawks. – AL