(Above) Matt Kelly greets some young Eagles fans on his way to the ice Saturday versus West. Kelly and the Eagles host 3rd place Windham-Pelham Wednesday night at 5 p.m.

The schedule doesn’t get any easier for the Eagles Wednesday night when they host the 3rd place Windham-Pelham Wolf Pack at 5 p.m. The Eagles come into the game at 15-0 in league play (16-0 overall) while the Wolf Pack come in at 12-3.

(Above) Junior Dillon Smith got his 100th career point tonight. He is just the 5th Eagles to reach this feat. (Photo by Lisa Eastwood)

Dillon Smith joined the 100 point club in style tonight, ripping a snap shot just under the cross bar, in the second period Saturday night. The goal was his third of the night. Smith is just the 5th Eagle to reach the milestone and just the 2nd Eagle to do so as a junior. Congratulations!

(Above) Anthony LaRusso scored a second period goal Saturday night while Nick Massa draws attention in front of the net. The Eagles won 13-2 and are now 15-0 in Division III play. Photo by Lisa Eastwood)

The Eagles scored 8 second period goals on route to a 13-2 win over Manchester West Saturday night at the Ham arena. The Eagles now just need a win or two ties to clinch the top seed in the Division III play-offs. Click here to go PLAY-OFF CENTRAL and learn about the Division III play-offs. Click here to read about the West and Somersworth wins.

(Above) Connor Todd celebrates his second period goal Friday night versus Somersworth. The Eagles host Manchester West this afternoon at 3:30 p.m. (Photo by Lisa Eastwood)

The Somersworth Hilltoppers scored with 2:37 remaining in the first period to take a 1-0 lead. They held that lead for all of 10 seconds, as Anthony LaRusso tied the game up with 2:27 to play in the first period and the Eagles went on to score three second period goals for a 4-1 win Friday night night. The Eagles host Manchester West tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. Look for a full Somersworth and West game story Saturday night.

(L-R) Seniors Matt Kelly, Cody Richard, Kevin Murphy and Dan Rivera.

Four Kennett senior hockey players were recently named scholar athletes by the New Hamsphire Interscholastic Athletic Association and Athletic Directors’ Association. Matt The four athletes had to maintain a B+ average and play at least two sports. Only two schools (Lebanon & St. Thomas) had more hockey players then the Eagles. Congratulations to Matt Kelly, Cody Richard, Kevin Murphy and Dan Rivera.

(Above) The Kennett coaching staff talks to the Eagles during a time out late in the 3rd period of the Eagles 3-2 win Wednesday night at Alvirne. (Photo by Lisa Eastwood)

And then there was one! The Kennett Eagles got two goals from Nick Massa along with 21 saves from John Bishop to knock off the Alvirne Broncos 3-2 at Skate 3 Arena in Tyngsboro Massachusetts Wednesday night. The game was a battle of the only two remaining undefeated teams in the state. Click here for a full game story.