UHL  Round Up 
 

UHL ROUNDUP – 6/8/25 Week 6 (Regular Season)

 

Patriots 5, Admirals 0

The goaltending tandem of Jack Murphy (11 saves) and Paul Kelly (16 saves) turned aside all 27 Admirals offerings while Josh Cruikshank scored twice, including a first-period, shorthanded tally, as the Patriots rolled over the Admirals. Brady Dunbar also netted a pair for the winners while Aiden Payette posted two assists. Goalie Mason Komasek provided the Admirals with an opportunity to stage a comeback over the game’s second half, entering the game at the midway point and stopping 15 of the 16 shots faced.

 

Ghosts 3, Huskies 3 (tie)

The Ghosts scored twice in a span of 31 seconds early in the second period to erase a one-goal deficit and recapture the lead they briefly held in the first. However, Huskies sniper Braden Amidon netted the equalizer just over three minutes later to cap all the scoring with nearly 22 minutes still to play. Netminders Collin DaSilvaneto (13 saves) for Westford and Luke Bettencourt (32 saves) for the Huskies stole the show the rest of the way. Ghosts forward Max Bannett and Huskies forward Ben Panzeri both netted a pair of goals in the draw.

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Team X 5, Tech 2

Team X’s balanced scoring continued to power the East Division leaders to victory, breaking open a 1-1 game with four goals in the third. Nolan Pelletier, Aiden Kenney, Ricky Broglio (game winner), Dane MacDavis and Josh Cruikshank each netted a goal for X while goaltender William McNeal (7 saves) and Keegan Hayes (11 saves) both surrendered just a goal apiece. Brody Simmons and Andrew Monahan accounted for Tech’s offensive output.

 

Phantoms 7, Crusaders 4

Reinforcements helped the Phantoms capture their first-ever UHL victory as alternate Leo Haridopolos scored their first five goals, including two on the power play, and fill-in goaltender Luke Bettencourt turned aside 43 of the 47 shots he faced. Haridopolos’ fifth goal and second with the man advantage broke a 4-4 tie with 6:32 remaining. Forwards Kaiden Coletti and Kieran Peterson added insurance goals later in the period to take the pressure off the young Phantoms. Rob Flynn posted a pair of goals and set up another for the Crusaders.

 

 

 

UHL ROUNDUP – 6/1/25 Week 5 (Regular Season)

 

Ghosts 6, Tech 5

Tech mounted a late comeback attempt, scoring three times in the final three minutes, but the advantage the Ghosts had built by the midway point of the game proved too much to overcome. Nick Kane’s two goals and assist powered Westford while Conor Boylen’s tally with 6:32 remaining, giving the Ghosts a 6-2 lead, ultimately proved the winning goal. Brody Simmon’s accounted for four of Tech’s five goals, including the last two 29 seconds apart in the waning minutes.

 

Crusaders 13, Huskies 3

The Crusaders put together their most impressive offensive performance in several season in overpowering the Huskies. Groton-Dunstable netted seven goals in the second period to break open a close contest thanks to a whopping 26 shots on overwhelmed Huskies netminder Dean Ouellette (51 saves). Brody Acucena led the winners with a career-high five goals while Owen Bernard and Will McBournie scored two apiece in the rout. Gavin Asimakopulos factored in all three goals for the Huskies, netting two and assisting on the other.

 

Team X 6, Patriots 2

Trailing 2-1 at the first intermission, Team X scored the next five goals unanswered to easily down the Patriots, much in part thanks to a nine-save shutout effort by relief goaltender William McNeal. North Middlesex held its one-goal advantage until past the midway point of the second on goals from Colton Pilsbury and Connor Flaherty. But Matt Sartell scored the equalizer with 7:24 left in the middle stanza and X produced two more tallies from Rowan McDonald and Ty McLaughlin three minutes apart before the end of the period to begin to pull away. Nolan Pelletier (3 points) scored his second of the game in the final minute for X shortly after Aiden Kenney’s team-leading seventh of the season put to end any hope for a Patriots third-period rally.

 

Admirals 14, Phantoms 0

Behind nine different goal scorers, the Admirals trounced the beleaguered Phantoms, powered by a hat trick from Conor Pruiner and a goal plus three assists from Brandon Ganas. Brandon Hiltz and Landon Briand posted two goals each for the victors while goaltenders Gavin Briand (8) and Mason Komasek (5) combined for the 13-save shutout.