The Gateway Youth Hockey teams went a combined 5-0-1 last week to complete a great set of games. The results were as follows:

Squirts

The Gateway Squirts came away with a convincing 10-1 win Saturday night against the Attleboro North Devils. Matthew Quinlan scored four goals and assisted on another two.

Teammate Braden MacDonald not only scored his first career goal but had a hat trick with assists from Quinlan and Nathan Ribeiro.

Pee Wees

The Gateway Pee Wee team tied its first game of the weekend against the Duxbury B2 team Saturday.

Sunday's game featured a number of lead changes until the last 45 seconds of the game when Danny Flynn scored the winning goal assisted by Chris Cogan and Jack Martins, to give the Pee Wee team a 4-3 win against the Eagles.

Cogan and Martins also had goals assisted by Luke Mello. Goalie Ryker King made some amazing saves in front of a strong showing by the defense.

Bantams

The Gateway Youth Hockey Bantams handed the Canton Bulldogs its first loss of the season, by a score of 4-0. Steven Strachan and Zachary Pateakos shared their second shutout in five games, as they watched their teammates dominate the Bulldogs through all three periods.

Zachary Lovendale had a three-point night as he scored the first two Gateway goals and later assisted Noah DeMoranville’s first goal of the season.

Middle School 1

The Middle School 1 team came off a bye week with a hard fought 6-5 victory over Brockton. The Junior Vikings got on the board quickly, scoring just 30 seconds into the game with Zack Lovendale winning the face off back to Seth Tomasik, who took a shot that deflected off a Brockton defender's stick into the back of the net. The lead was short lived as Brockton tied it up a few minutes later.

After a game full of back and forth play, the Junior Vikings scored the go-ahead goal late in the third period when Peter Pimental tipped home a shot from Coleby Paling. Goaile Alex DeMarco pushed away 15 shots earning his second win on the young season.

Middle School 2

Middle School 2 won their first game of the season Friday night beating Norton 5-3 in Bridgewater. The third period started with a 3-3 tie game until Noah Demoranville scored to give Gateway the lead. Johnny Rodrigues added an insurance goal soon thereafter, earning himself a hat trick.

The two strong defensive lines in Bethany Davis, Austin Fleming, Makayla Lorance and Bryan Gallagher kept the puck away from goalie Noah Saunders.