The New England League

Seacoast won the title. In the semifinals, Ryan Randall had two goals and an assist and Nick Michaud a goal and an assists in a 4-1 win over the Warrior ‘92s – and Danny McDougal and Matt Baldino both had 1-1-2 as the Warrior ’93 Elites beat the Falcones, 4-1. In the title game, Brett Mason had a goal and two assists and Randall, Trevor Nelson and Jaret Conway all added two assists to carry the Spartans to a 6-1 win over the Warrior ‘93s.

Championship Round MVP: Ryan Randall, Seacoast

The Florida Flyers, our distinguished visitors from the south, won this division. In the semifinals, Devin Loe had two goals and an assist, Jack Callahan scored twice, Pat Rodgers had a goal and an assist and Chris Casiano two assists in Florida’s 7-0 win over the Cyclones – and Robbie Baillargeon (2-1-3) scored twice in the third period, Mario Santaniello also had 2-1-3 and Chris Santaniello added two assists as the Falcons edged Seacoast, 5-4, despite 1-1-2 apiece by Cody Reagan, Joe Grasso and Conor Merrill. In the final game, Rodgers posted two goals and an assist and Nick Schilson delivered 1-1-2 in the Flyers’ 5-1 win.

Championship Round MVP: Pat Rodgers, Florida

The Vermont Glades skated off with the title. In the semis, Eric Beery had the winner with 10:33 left, Colby Laperle had 1-1-2 and Nate Frieberg two assists in Vermont’s 4-3 decision over Seacoast, which got 2-1-3 from Ian Rodden and two assists from Logan Hatch – and Levere’s goal with 9:28 left proved to be the difference and Pfau had 1-1-2 as the Falcons edged the Pirates, 4-3. In the final game, Ross Mandigo came through with 2-1-3 and Laperle set up all three goals to lead the Glades to a 3-2 victory over the Falcons.

Championship Round MVP: Colby Laperle, Glades

Seacoast was crowned the champs. In the semifinals, Ben Henderson scored twice and Jon Malloy and Luke Babcock both posted 1-1-2 in Seacoast’s 4-2 win over the Pirates, who got 1-1-2 from Mark Dufour – and Cullen Roberts made it 4-0 22 seconds into the third period and 5-0 later in the period before the Falcons held off the Monsters, 5-3, despite 1-1-2 apiece by Billy Cooke and Tyler Slavin and two assists by Russell Tedford. In the championship game, Ryder Garnsey and Brendan McMenimen shared the shutout and Malloy scored twice as the Spartans trimmed the Falcons, 3-2.

Championship Round MVP: Jon Malloy, Seacoast

The Glades won the Squirt North title in dramatic fashion. In the semifinals, Brendan Gannon wore the hat, Alex Peck had 1-2-3 and Andrew Pitcher and Cam Beery 1-1-2 apiece in Vermont’s 7-1 taming of the Monsters – and Carpenter scored twice and the Warrior ’96 Elites beat the Falcons, 3-1. In the final game, Carpenter had 1-2-3 in a three-goal Warrior comeback to force overtime, but the Glades won the game, 4-3, in a shootout – Alex Peck with 1-1-2 in the victory.

Championship Round MVP: Alex Peck, Glades

The Cyclones won the championship. In the semifinals, Seacoast beat the Monarchs, 6-2 and the Cyclones topped the Warrior Mite Elites, 4-0. In the final game, Cam Russo wore the hat and added an assist to lead the Cyclones to a 5-1 victory over Seacoast and the title.

Championship Round MVP: Cam Russo, Cyclones

The Warrior Mite Selects won the title. In the semifinals, Raneri scored twice and Billy Falter and Eric Michison both had two assists in VJW’s 5-0 victory over the Monarchs – and No. 18 (please send us a name) scored four goals and assisted on another, Noah Pease posted 2-2-4, Kyle Wiswell wore the hat and No. 5 had two assists in Seacoast’s 10-2 victory over the Cyclones. In the final game, Raneri wore the hat and had an assist, O’Connell went for the opposite at 1-3-4, Falter had three assists and Cole Julius 1-1-2 as the Warriors beat Seacoast, 8-1.

Championship Round MVP: Raneri, Warriors