We are back for Week 2 of our Regular season. We will start out with our first game in Boxboro with a very tight game. Team Red vs. Vegas Gold. The first period both goalies were phenomenal in a deadlocked shutout game. Then, in the second period Vegas Gold’s Ryan Palmer becomes the Sidney Crosby of his generation and scores a hat trick with Vegas Gold leading by a score of 3-0. Just when you think it’s all over, the Red team comes out of nowhere and wins the game 4-3 with only a few minutes left with a goal from the Red Team’s very own Josh Gold. In our second game of the night, the White team had multiple point scorers with goals, assists, and points all across the board. With points from, Tyler Burns, Scott Forsythe, and Mark Chmiel. It was like watching the Russian Five when they were coached by the Great Scotty Bowman back in the late 90’s, with the White team taking the game from the Black team with a score of 8-5.

    Now, we take you out to our Wednesday night Upper C league division in Newton. Yellow and Gray compete first in a close game with a score of 4-3. Gray goes up with a 3-1 lead in the first period and as Yellow is clawing their way back, the Gray team scores a goal a minute in a half into the third period with a goal from Joshua Wing which ultimately turns out to be the game winner. In our second game of the evening, we have a very close 2-2 tie with the Green team playing the Red team. Both teams trying to find an edge on each other the entire game but no team being able to find it.

    Next we take you out to our Thursday night games in Newton and Nashua. First, we will start in Nashua. A very close back and forth game between the Green team and the White team, the White team comes out on top with a 4 point game from Jeff Ladabouche as he becomes the next Nathan MacKinnon with a score of 7-6. Then, in our second game of the evening Light Blue plays Black and they deadlock the game at a score of 3-3. All 4 teams, having great efforts and very back and forth games. Then, we take you out to Newton in our first game of the evening we have Light Blue vs. Red. Light Blue’s Ryan Kelley gets the hat trick with David Pastrnak skills and moves and helps his team get the W with a 6-2 win. Now, in our second game with Black vs. Green, we have our very first shutout of the whole season given to us by the one and only Michael Hagerstrom. Who is lights out for the Black team in a Marc-Andre Fleury performance playing like Fleury did with his first year on the Vegas Golden Knights. with the Black team winning 4-0.

   Now we take you out to Hooksett and Tyngsboro. In our first Tyngsboro game we have our second shutout of the season with the Yellow team vs. the Light Blue team. Howard Bloom gives us a performance like Patrick Roy did back in the 1993 NHL Stanley Cup Finals and the Yellow team wins the game with a score of 7-0. In our second game with a matchup of Green vs. Red, Red comes out on top with a hat trick scored by Edwin Krug as he becomes the Great 8 also known as Alexander Ovechkin. With Red winning the game of a score of 9-3. Next we take you out to Hooksett for 2 more exciting games. In our first game with Green vs. Red in a great 5-5 tie game. With Chad Livingston leading the Green team with not one, not two, not three, but 4 goals in this game definitely showing how he could be the next Steve Yzerman. In our second game the Black team comes out on top in a very close game against Vegas Gold, with the Black team, being a force to be reckon with, winning the game 3-1.

    Now for our last league of the week we take you out to Woburn. In our first game with Red against Black it is a scoreless first period, then the two teams are trying to see who can score the game winner before time runs out. In the second period the Black team scored first and then the Red team scored. Both teams then went back and forth for the game to end in a tie. In our second game of the night was Green vs. Vegas Gold with Keith Medeiros leading the Green team to victory in a close game of 3-2.

    Congratulations to all our players.