Over 30 Hockey League

The Dunkin Donuts Player of the Week award winner is Matty Iannello of Phoenix Rising.

For his last regular season game played, Matty Iannello has a "blast from the past" experience going out in style, as he showcases his playmaker and game control skills as the impact player in this game, factoring in on every goal his team scores, with 1-goal and 3-assists.

The winner of the Dick’s Sporting Goods weekly award is Derrick Power of Dominions.

Derrick Power feeds off his captain's energy and scoring, as he breaks out with a key highlight goal halfway through this game that takes the wind out of the opponent, while also setting up two goals.  If Derrick starts heating up for this team in the playoffs, it is bad news for the competition.

The winner of the weekly AARP award is Matty Iannello of Phoenix Rising.

We saw vintage Matty playing in his last regular season game, with his leadership and control of his team’s offense, making some heads up reads to find open teammates for goals.  It was a fitting performance for the last time he will play in a regular season.

The winner of the Nelson Sousa memorial Goalie of the Week award is Sean Roach of Dominions.

Sean stepped up all game, making some timely key saves to keep the momentum with his team, stopping all 25 shots faced, while posting his league leading 4th shutout of the season!  Sean left no doubt as he also won back-to-back Best Goalie awards.  Well done Sean.

The winner of the Mylec Defenseman of the Week award is John Hines of Dominions.

John plays one of the best defensive quarterback games we have witnessed this season, especially in a big game with so much riding on the outcome.  While controlling play in his own zone always making the right plays, John steps into the offense and sets up three goals.

The Dunkin Donuts Player of the Week award winner is Dominic Defrancisco of Dominions.

In a close one-goal game late in the second period, Dominic took over this game by sparking his team’s scoring outburst, scoring 2-goals within two minutes of each other, then set up another three goals, turning this game into a rout.  Surprisingly this season, this was Dom’s first Player of the Week award.

The winner of the Dick’s Sporting Goods weekly award is Pedro Fontes of Azores Express.

After missing a few games dealing with a lingering lower body injury that was impacting his production on the rink, Pedro looked healthier and had a big impact on his team’s comeback tie, as he was very active running finding open space and led all players with 10 shots on net.  After scoring the game’s first goal, down by a goal with time running out, Pedro made it count scoring his second goal with just over a minute remaining.

The winner of the weekly AARP award is Tony Medeiros of Dominions.

In a tie game, Tony broke out his scoring touch, as he scored a hat trick with goals scored in each period, that changed a close game into a rout for his team.  If Tony starts burying his chances, his Dominions team will be tough to beat come playoff time.

The winner of the Nelson Sousa memorial Goalie of the Week award is Dave Giusti of M*A*S*H.

Not surprisingly that the M*A*S*H team has won four straight games and continue to move up the team standings on the verge of the playoffs as Dave has played a big role in that.  Stopping 27 out of 29 shots faced in the game, Dave played very strong in the third period with his team down a goal, making some key saves.

Not only did Dave shine in net, but also shined as the Pitmaster immediately after his game as well as the other two games, as the head chef preparing and serving the meat and food at the league’s “pop up barbeque” food event giving back to all the players.

The winner of the Mylec Defenseman of the Week award is Paul Firicano of Barney & Friends.

After coming back from IR with a nagging lower body injury, Paul played as if never missing any games, quarterbacking his team’s defense, assisting on a goal, and playing some major minutes in key game situations.  Showing again why Paul is one of the league’s top defensemen.

The Dunkin Donuts Player of the Week award winner is Derrick Power of Dominions.

Every once in a while, it’s a lunch pail blue collar grunt player who stands out for this weekly award and has his moment, not the expected star players. 

Such was the case with Derrick Power out four of his last five games on IR recovering from a medical procedure, who hustled all game to be in the right place at the right time, reaping the benefits of his team's scoring feast, scoring his first 2-goals of the season.

The winner of the Dick’s Sporting Goods weekly award is Tim Burke of M*A*S*H.

Tim who has been out 7 weeks on IR with a lower body injury and scheduled for season-ending surgery, provided some unexpected motivation for his team by suiting up and playing to give his team an emotional boost, as he scored his only goal this season late in the game that provided some insurance in helping his team win their third straight game. 

The winner of the weekly AARP award is Mike Luise of Azores Express.

Old man Mike continues to show why he is a reliable and productive second line center, displaying his playmaker passing skills with 1-goal and 3-assists, as his assists break open a close game in the third period.

The winner of the Nelson Sousa memorial Goalie of the Week award is Jake Deehan of Azores Express.

With his team surprisingly trailing by a goal after the first period, Jake settles into lockdown mindset stopping every shot thrown at him in the last two periods giving his team time to get their offense in gear.  It was a solid game by Jake who will be the key to his team’s chances in the playoffs, as they have the speed, defense, balanced scoring to match up against any team.

The winner of the Mylec Defenseman of the Week award is Steve Medeiros of Azores Express.

Steve once again played his under the radar steady game on defense, especially in the third period helping to shut down the opponent’s offense.  With his team clinging to a one-goal lead in the third period, Steve made a heads up play to jump into the offense and score a big insurance goal late in the game, preserving his team’s win.

The Dunkin Donuts Player of the Week award winner is George Medeiros of Azores Express.

George, who has been unusually very quiet on the score sheet this season, finally has a breakout game on offense, leading the way for his team by scoring 4-goals, including a natural hat trick in the first period alone.

The winner of the Dick’s Sporting Goods weekly award is Todd Bryson of M*A*S*H.

Todd is finding ways to make an impact for his team when it matters to give them some secondary scoring, as he scores a big goal in the second period that holds up as the game winner.

The winner of the weekly AARP award is Gino Tammaro of Azores Express.

Gino, who has not scored a point in three of his last four games, gets back on track scoring 1-goal and adding 2-assists, to remain near the top of the leading scorer’s race. 

The winner of the Nelson Sousa memorial Goalie of the Week award is Dave Giusti of M*A*S*H.

Dave is locked in for this game, stopping 27 out of 28 shots, as he shuts down the high-powered offense of his opponent and plays a big role in the outcome of this game for his team.

The winner of the Mylec Defenseman of the Week award is Cappy of Azores Express.

Cappy, also unusually missing on the game sheets, finally gets involved in his team's offense, playing the role of the playmaker, setting up three first period goals for his team.

The Dunkin Donuts Player of the Week award winner is Mike Duggan of Barney & Friends.

Mike, not scoring as often as he has in previous seasons, had a big impact on the outcome of this game, as he scores 2-goals, including the game winner late in the game that gave his team some breathing room, breaking a four-game scoreless drought, and shows why he is the league's premier goal scorer with his quick release.

The winner of the Dick’s Sporting Goods weekly award is Ray Dow of Dominions.

With the league’s strongest defensive foursome, Ray sometimes gets overlooked by the flashier play of the other defensemen on his team.  But his calm playing style, while still battling lingering injuries, is starting to pay dividends, as he set up three of his team’s goals to break this game wide open. 

The winner of the weekly AARP award is Tom Gallagher of M*A*S*H.

Tom’s overall play as the leader of his team’s offense, team motivator and game strategist has been on full display this season.  With his team playing short-handed missing five players on offense, Tom calmly led the way, scoring the game’s first goal then setting up the second goal thirty seconds later.

The winner of the Nelson Sousa memorial Goalie of the Week award is Sean Roach of Dominions.

Sean posted his third shutout this season, stopping all 21 shots faced in winning his league leading seventh game this season.  It may have only been 21 shots, but Sean made some key saves while this was still a close game for his team.

The winner of the Mylec Defenseman of the Week award is Steve Silveira of M*A*S*H.

Steve had a monster game on defense blocking too many shots to count and jumps up into the offense halfway through the first period to score a heads-up key goal while setting up the next goal thirty seconds later. 

The Dunkin Donuts Player of the Week award winner is Angelo De Luca of Barney & Friends.

Captain Angelo led the way for his short-handed team, scoring 2-goals, while setting up the game winner early in the third period.  Angelo played a lot of major minutes and stepped up as a captain in motivating his team to bounce back from their worst loss of the season the previous night.

The winner of the Dick’s Sporting Goods weekly award is Derek Donegan of Barney & Friends.

Battling a lingering lower body injury all season, limiting his overall play and effectiveness, Derek answered the call in his game, playing a lot of minutes and quarterbacking the team’s defense, in playing a key part in his team’s big win.

The winner of the weekly AARP award is Rick Cassano of Dominions.

Ricky broke out his playmaking offense in a big way as he factored in on four of the six goals his team scored.  Ricky’s game is starting to come around after a slow start and being a threat on the second line giving his team a big boost on balancing out their offense.  There is no truth to the rumor that Ricky was extra motivated from the way his championship jacket was presented to him.

The winner of the Nelson Sousa memorial Goalie of the Week award is Scott Rosato of Barney & Friends

Scott had a HUGE bounce-back game from a disastrous previous game’s loss, as he stopped 25 out of 27 shots faced, and made the save of the year with less than thirty seconds to play in the game, sliding right to left and making the save while down and out to preserve the win for his team!  Someone call a cop because Scott just robbed the opposing player of a sure goal.

Scott personally had a lot to prove to himself and his team that his previous game was just a very bad day at the office!

The winner of the Mylec Defenseman of the Week award is John Hines of Dominions.

John returned to action after missing a couple of games in a big way as he broke out his offense which has been surprisingly dormant this season, by scoring 2-goals while adding an assist.  In addition to his production on offense, John was able to lead the way with his defensive partners in emphatically shutting down the team ahead of them in the standings.

The Dunkin Donuts Player of the Week award winner is Pedro Fontes of Azores Express.

Pedro takes advantage of the scoring feeding frenzy for his team, leading the way with a breakout performance, scoring 5-goals, while adding an assist, as he makes a big jump in the leading scorer’s race.

The winner of the Dick’s Sporting Goods weekly award is Johnathan Cafarella of Hammertime.

Johnathan played his best game this season, getting his running game going and taking more shots, and scores the game winning goal coming out of the penalty box in overtime on a bang-bang play at the crease. 

The winner of the weekly AARP award is Lee Nogler of Hammertime.

Lee Nogler makes it count when needed for his team in the third period, with his team down a goal, scoring with only thirty-three seconds left in the game, while setting up a big tying goal earlier in the period.

The winner of the Nelson Sousa memorial Goalie of the Week award is Dale McIsaac of Hammertime.

Dale is under barrage all game facing a swarming attack by the opponent and 44 shots on net, coming up with multiple big saves in the third period with his team down a goal, and especially in overtime stopping all five shots faced, giving his team time before winning the game.

The winner of the Mylec Defenseman of the Week award is John Carey of Hammertime.

With his team facing a faster opponent that were strong on the forecheck, and the number one defenseman missing, John elevated his game to quarterback the defense, playing a lot of minutes.  He scored the game’s first goal that set the tempo for his team in keeping up with their opponent.

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The Dunkin Donuts Player of the Week award winner is Matty Iannello of Phoenix Rising.

Off to a slow start in his final season playing in the Over-30 league, Matty showcased his elite playmaking skills as he set up five goals out of the seven his team scored in their game.  His scoring output elevated Matty with a big jump up the leading scorer’s race.

The winner of the Dick’s Sporting Goods weekly award is Mark Stickney of M*A*S*H.

The old man played his best game of the season, making an impact on his team’s offense with his playmaking skills by setting up two goals, including a big momentum shifting assist with seconds to play in the second period that took the wind out of the opponent’s comeback hopes.

Halfway through his fading hopes of beating his Pink Shirt Challenge with only one assist so far, this may just be the wake up call he needed to make a historic run to beat this challenge.

The winner of the weekly AARP award is Garvin Chan of Phoenix Rising.

Garvin had an impact game on offense, factoring in on five of his teams seven goals scored with     2-goals and 3-assists, leading the way for his team to break open a close game during the second period.  If Garvin starts to heat up on offense, it will make his team more balanced and difficult to defend.

The winner of the Nelson Sousa memorial Goalie of the Week award is Mike Viera filling in.

Mike continues to show why he is the number one fill-in goalie as he can show up to play for a team where he is not their regular goalie and not familiar with their defensive style, but always adapts and gives that team a chance to win.

Such was the case this week, as Mike stopped 29 of 31 shots faced, including multiple quality scoring chances during the second and third periods of his game, playing a big role in the team winning their game.

The winner of the Mylec Defenseman of the Week award is Chris Torres of Dominions.

Chris continues to impact the offense from defense for his team and is starting to run away with the defensemen leading scoring race, setting up three goals (putting up seven points in his last two games).

Another defenseman competitor made a big mistake in calling out Chris’ chances for a repeat in the MVD race a few weeks ago, as he continues to provide the voters with notable production.

The Dunkin Donuts Player of the Week award winner is George Medeiros of Azores Express.

The Energizer Bunny of the league who never stops hustling, George plays a great game overall, scoring 1-goal while adding 2-assists.  He takes advantage of two gassed forwards playing defense with a brilliant individual move in OT to go around the sliding defensive player and beats the goalie with ten seconds left to play.

The winner of the Dick’s Sporting Goods weekly award is Jim Clarke of Hammertime.

Jim scores his first goal across both last and this season games to spark the momentum for his team, as his shot from the point down by four goals halfway through the game, cleanly beats the goalie, to lift his team up and gets them back into this game. Jim also sets up the third goal late in the period.

The winner of the weekly AARP award is Colleen O’Connell of Barney & Friends.

With her team playing short-handed on defense, Colleen played a lot of minutes and stood out for her overall play that was recognized by the voters earning her the consensus number 1 star of her game.  Not only did she play solid defense but scored the game winning goal for her team early in the third period to beak open a close game.

The winner of the Nelson Sousa memorial Goalie of the Week award is Scott Rosato of Barney & Friends.

In a back-and-forth game with each team generating 30 shots on net, Scott makes some key saves in the second period to keep the game tied, until his team gets their offense going to break the game open in the third period.  Scott was locked in during the third period to preserve the win.

The winner of the Mylec Defenseman of the Week award is Colleen O’ Connell of Barney & Friends.

Colleen scores her first goal in both seasons played this year (and first since the Spring 2023 season), and it is a big one (game winner) that changes the momentum early in the third period, on a shot from the left point.  Hats off to Colleen for showing Jim Barber and Naz how it’s easy to score a goal in the Over-30 league that even a girl can do it, before either one of them can score this season!

The Dunkin Donuts Player of the Week award winner is Dave Norton of M*A*S*H.

Dave returns from a two-game absence, buys in to the team concept, and has a breakout game, scoring a hat trick and sets up two goals, as he is the best scorer in his game.  If he can keep his legs going and starts finding his scoring touch, it will make his team ever harder to defend.

The winner of the Dick’s Sporting Goods weekly award is John Mastrocola of M*A*S*H.

John is looking finally healthy and playing forward full time, as stays hot scoring some big goals (his second game winning goal), extending his goal scoring streak to three games.  Quietly, John is making a big difference in his team's scoring balance.

The winner of the weekly AARP award is Naz of M*A*S*H.

Naz plays a solid game on defense and makes some heads-up breakout passes early in this game to set up two goals and ignites the momentum swing for his team, as they score four unanswered goals to break open a close game.

The winner of the Nelson Sousa memorial Goalie of the Week award is Dave Giusti of M*A*S*H.

It looks like Dave’s recent overseas trip to get blessed by the pope in Milan has started paying off as he stopped 26 or 28 shots by the top team, to extend his personal winning streak to three straight games in net, helping his team move up in the standings.

The winner of the Mylec Defenseman of the Week award is Steve Iacoviello of Phoenix Rising.

With two of his fellow defensive teammates out on IR, Ike stepped into the role of top defenseman, playing a lot of minutes, and shut down one of the top teams (and fastest teams) in the league.  In addition, Ike made life easy for the fill-in goalie stepping in for his regular goalie.

The Dunkin Donuts Player of the Week award winner is Mike O’Neil of Phoenix Rising.

Mike is the difference maker in his game for his team, factoring in on four of the five goals his team scores with 2-goals and 2-assists, as he helps erase a one-goal deficit after one period, playing a big part in his team scoring the last four goals of this game.

The winner of the Dick’s Sporting Goods weekly award is Jon Brown of M*A*S*H.

Jon comes back after missing a game, to make an immediate impact on his team’s offense, setting the pace, leading the way with 2-goals while adding 1-assist, factoring in on the first three of his team's four goals scored.  The former fill-in player has made a big impact on his team’s offense.

The winner of the weekly AARP award is John Kelleher of Phoenix Rising.

John plays a key role for his team's offense in the second period, helping them erase a one-goal deficit to take the lead, by scoring 1-goal and adding 1-assist.  It marked the first time in his last four games that John was able to move back to forward and showcase his scoring skills.

The winner of the Nelson Sousa memorial Goalie of the Week award is Jake Deehan of Azores Express.

Jake continues to impress in net as he posts his first shutout of the season, stopping all 30 shots faced, to win his second straight weekly goalie award.  Not surprising that a big reason for his team at the top of the standings has been the solid play of Jake in net. 

The winner of the Mylec Defenseman of the Week award is Dave Costa of Azores Express.

Welcome back Dave Costa.  The captain made the play of the game in his game, late in the second period in a very close game, as he reads the play and leaves the point intercepting a pass and picks the far side top corner from inside the right circle, cleanly beating the goalie.

In addition, Dave continues to quarterback his team’s defense, in shutting down the opponent’s top players.

The Dunkin Donuts Player of the Week award winner is Chris Torres of Dominions.

With his uncanny speed and ability to jump into his team’s offense at any time during a game, Chris has brough a new dynamic to his team’s offensive attack that is proving very challenging to the opposition to defend.  Chris factored in on all three goals his team scored with three assists.

The winner of the Dick’s Sporting Goods weekly award is Dave Giusti of M*A*S*H.

After a week of catching up from jet leg from his overseas visit to Milan Italy seeking some divine intervention to turn his season around, Dave was a difference maker in his game, stopping 23 out of 24 shots faced in his game, including multiple point-blank saves.

The winner of the weekly AARP award is Alex Leone of Azores Express.

Alex, while playing solid defense all game, scores the game winning goal in overtime, as he jumps in the offense on the right wing, stealing the ball from the defenseman, cuts across the middle and beats the goalie from outside the white line with a defender all over him.

The winner of the Nelson Sousa memorial Goalie of the Week award is Jake Deehan of Azores Express.

With another solid game in net, Jake has stepped up his individual play since last season’s final, giving his team a strong chance to win each game they play in this season, as he stopped 25 out of 26 shots faced to earn his third win of the season.

The winner of the Mylec Defenseman of the Week award is Jamie Kehoe of M*A*S*H.

Leading by example to help his team finally end their three-game losing streak, Jamie set up his team’s second and third goals of the game late in the first period within thirty seconds of each other, helping his team jump out to an early commanding lead and never letting up.

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The Dunkin Donuts Player of the Week award winner is Jason Carrien of Phoenix Rising.

Jay Carrien is officially back and making a statement as a difference maker on defense, as he scores a hat trick, scoring all his team's goals, including the game winner in overtime as he jumps into the play to bury a rebound.

The winner of the Dick’s Sporting Goods weekly award is Tony Medeiros of Dominions.

Tony fills in on defense but makes a huge impact on the offense, as he scores 4 of his team’s five goals, three times giving his team the lead.

The winner of the weekly AARP award is Rob Sheridan of Hammertime.

Rob is the playmaker for his team, buying time and space to set up three of his team's four goals when it matters in the third period, while scoring a goal late in the second period on a rocket of a shot from out at the blue line.

The winner of the Nelson Sousa memorial Goalie of the Week award is Dale McIsaac of Hammertime.

Dale is finding and improving his game every week as a difference maker, especially in the third period, to preserve the win for his team.  He finally enjoys a game where he doesn’t have to stand on his head to keep his team in a game.

The winner of the Mylec Defenseman of the Week award is Mike Surette of Barney & Friends.

Mike scores 2-goals and adds 1-assist as he sparks his team's first comeback early in the second period to get back in this game, making a big impact on his team’s offense.

In a very close game, Garvin was the impact player of the game, accounting for all of his team’s offense by scoring a hat trick.

The winner of the Dick’s Sporting Goods weekly award is Nick Romano of Phoenix Rising.

Another veteran older player stepped up his game and stood out, generating the most shots on net for his team with 6, while assisting on his team’s first two goals of the game.  

The winner of the weekly AARP award is Paul White of M*A*S*H.

Not bad for an older player returning from IR and trying to get back up to speed with the pace of games.  With his team missing most of its offensive scorers and being outplayed in their game, Paul single-handedly kept this a closer game than it should have been by scoring 2-goals.

The winner of the Nelson Sousa memorial Goalie of the Week award is A J Larabee of Phoenix Rising.

Looking more like the goalie that made a big splash in the beginning of the winter season, A J was locked in during his game, stopping 28 out of 29 shots faced, especially during the second and third periods, shutting the door on some quality scoring chances.

The winner of the Mylec Defenseman of the Week award is Ray Dow of Dominions.

Still dealing with some lingering physical issues, Ray has been a steady presence for his team’s solid defensive group, as he scored his team’s first goal of the game sparking them to an early three goal lead, then setting up another goal in the second period.

The Dunkin Donuts Player of the Week award winner is Gino Tammaro of Azores Express.

Gino had an impact game as he factored in on every goal his team scored with 4-goals and an assist.

Gino’s speed and accurate shooting was the difference in this game.

The winner of the Dick’s Sporting Goods weekly award is Ray Nickerson of Barney & Friends.

Still dealing with a lower body injury, Ray set up his team's second goal of the game.

The winner of the weekly AARP award is Ron Aquino of Azores Express.

Ron stepped up as the playmaker, when it mattered in his game, with 2-assists, as his second assist set up the game winning goal early in the second period twenty-five seconds after the opposition rallied from a two-goal deficit to tie the game.

The winner of the Nelson Sousa memorial Goalie of the Week award is Sean Roach of Dominions.

Sean picked right up right where he left off from last season looking in mid-season form as he picked up the league’s first shutout of the season, stopping all 26 shots he faced in his game.

The winner of the Mylec Defenseman of the Week award is Paul Firicano of Barney & Friends.

Paul played his typical quarterback style game against one of the league’s top scoring lines, to lead his team’s defense with a big win to start the season.