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11/11/2026

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The Boston Gold Kings earned a hard-fought 5–4 overtime victory over the previously undefeated Salem Sasquatch on November 7 at John A. Ryan Arena in Watertown, handing Salem its first loss of the season.

After falling behind 1–0 in the opening period, Boston came alive in the second. Mike DeLisio got the Gold Kings on the board with a shorthanded goal, followed shortly by Spencer Smith to give Boston its first lead of the night. Salem responded with two goals to carry a 3–2 advantage into the third period.

The back-and-forth battle continued in the third, with Ryan Drizen finding the back of the net to tie the game at 3–3. After Salem regained the lead, Peter Carriuolo answered late in the period to force overtime and keep Boston's comeback hopes alive.

In overtime, Spencer Smith played hero, scoring his second goal of the night just 1:28 into the extra period to complete the comeback and secure a thrilling 5–4 victory for the Gold Kings.

Smith finished with two goals, while Carriuolo, Drizen, Mike DeLisio, and several others contributed to a balanced offensive effort. Kyle Mahan turned aside 32 of 36 shots in net as Boston overcame a strong Salem performance to earn one of its biggest wins of the young season.

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11/11/2026

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We are thrilled to welcome back Power 3 Communications as an official sponsor of the Boston Gold Kings for another incredible season! As New England's trusted experts in business telephone and cloud-based VoIP solutions, they keep our operations running smoothly and connected year-round.

Whether setting up advanced enterprise collaboration, mobility solutions, or seamless voice and data systems, Power 3 consistently delivers top-tier technology and personalized service. We are so grateful for their ongoing loyalty and support—thank you for standing with us for another winning season!

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14/04/2026

Not the ending we wanted, but proud of this group and the run we made.

Congratulations to Hudson Valley on winning the championship, and thank you to everyone who supported us all season long!

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14/04/2026

The Boston Gold Kings saw their season come to an end Saturday night, falling 7–1 to the Hudson Valley Reapers at McCann Ice Arena in Game 2 of the Power Play Senior Hockey League Championship Series.

Hudson Valley set the tone early, scoring three times in the opening period to take control. The Gold Kings, skating with a shortened lineup, battled through the early pressure and responded in the second, breaking through on a power-play goal from Matt Baldino, assisted by Cam Cordio and Nick McNally, to show signs of life.

Boston continued to compete and stayed within striking distance into the third period, grinding through shifts despite the smaller bench. However, as the game wore on, the toll of the shortened lineup began to show. The Reapers pulled away in the second half of the third period, capitalizing on their depth and extended zone time to add four goals and secure the win.

The Gold Kings finished with 39 shots on goal, while Hudson Valley generated 48, with Mike Cowell making 41 saves in a strong effort between the pipes to keep Boston in the fight for as long as possible.

With the win, the Hudson Valley Reapers capture the PPSHL Championship, while Boston finishes the season as league runners-up after a strong campaign that included a second-place regular season finish.

While the result falls short of the ultimate goal, the Gold Kings showed resilience throughout the postseason and will look to build on this season’s success moving forward.

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