A Month of Growth, Grit, and Tournaments

October was packed with hockey action for our Vipers, from thrilling league games to first-time tournament experiences. The month highlighted the dedication, teamwork, and hustle of every player, as well as moments of personal growth on and off the ice. Across age groups, our teams showcased resilience, skill development, and strong team chemistry — and a few unforgettable weekend adventures along the way.

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Team Highlights

U10-1 Red
October was a breakout month for our youngest Vipers. The girls tied the Wildcats and battled hard against the Wizards before traveling to Rhode Island for their first tournament. They celebrated big wins over Stateline (10–0) and showed standout performances from “Lightning” Lucia, “Showtime” Colbie Gill, and Mia “The Moose” Mounsey. Weekend fun off the ice added to unforgettable memories for this energetic squad.

U12-1 Red
The team earned their first big win of the year against a New York opponent and pushed hard in back-to-back league matchups against the Flames. Key players like Mallory McDermott, Lucia DeFeo, and goalie Halle Howell showed grit and growth. The Rhode Island tournament demonstrated strong offensive development and teamwork.

U12 Major-2 White
This group played their hearts out, reaching the championship game in Rhode Island. Standout moments included Joey Fogg’s breakaway goal and stellar goaltending from Nohlyn Cahill. Despite falling just short in the final, the team’s resilience and teamwork were on full display throughout the weekend.

U12 Minor-2 Blue
The U12 Blue squad made strides against tough competition, holding a previous 9–1 opponent to a 5–3 challenge and advancing to the semifinals of the Sting tournament. Key goals from Sophia Turner, Avery Delaney, and Alex Chu highlighted the team’s October growth, alongside solid defensive play from Lexi Truscello and Brooklyn Goodman.

U13-1 Red
October included a big win over the #1 Islanders and a tournament weekend in Lake Placid. Melania DiVirgilio led the team with a hat trick and relentless energy, while the team captured 1st place in the Can/Am Relay Challenge. A tie against the Wizards and tournament lessons reinforced the team’s competitive spirit.

U13-2 White
The girls had strong showings in competitive games, including a 4–2 win over Charles River. They battled hard in every shift and shined in the Can/Am skills competitions, with top finishes in the relay and shooter events. Continuous growth and teamwork defined their month.

U14-1 Red
The U14-1 Red team battled hard in their games this past month, showing determination and grit on every shift. Adriana Demsey scored her first goal of the season, and the squad displayed solid teamwork and strong efforts in both the offensive and defensive zones. The girls are continuing to develop their chemistry and skill execution, and each game is another step forward as the season progresses.

U14-2 White
The team had a strong showing at the Rhode Island Sting Tournament, including wins over Stateline and NY Islanders and a tie with the Breakers. Goalie Julianna Iozza delivered outstanding performances, anchoring a well-rounded team effort.

U16-1 Red
The team earned a commanding win over the Northeast Generals and battled hard in close league matchups. Teamwork, hustle, and discipline were clear highlights for the month.

U16-2 White
The Vipers captured a silver medal at the Can/Am Lake Placid tournament and tied the Lady Flames in an exciting goal-filled contest. Key contributors included Aubrey Kelleher, Lily Lovett, and Kerry Friesz, with standout goaltending and defense anchoring their success.

U19-1 Red
The team came back strong after early-season challenges, with key wins over Assabet and the Wildcats. Solid defensive work and goaltending by Avery Sico, Isabella Silva, and Danielle Bowers anchored the team’s October successes.

U19-2 White
The U19-2s gained valuable experience in league play and at the Swans Tournament, highlighted by strong wins over Bay State Breakers and Assabet. Growth, hustle, and teamwork defined the month for this group.