Williston hosted Wilbraham at home on Friday night as the Wildcats supported the Active Minds initiative on campus that promotes mental health. In their lime green jerseys, the boys took the game, 6-1. Goals and assists went to the following: Olivier Lapointe (2g, 3a), Gabriel Quereshi (5a), Nick Nader (2g), Wes Haynes and AJ Songini each scored a goal apiece while Luca Fantasia, Dylan Rovetti, Cal Hoyt, and Charles Larmoureaux each earned assists. Jake Henry made 13 saves.

Williston travelled to Dutchess County to take on the Millbrook Mustangs on a dreary Wednesday afternoon and came out of rural New York with a tie, 3-3. Williston went down 1-0 but Ollie Haynes answered with an assist from Cal Hoyt and Charles Lamoureaux. Gabe Queresh put the Wildcats up on the power play, 2-1. Millbrook answered twelve minutes later. Millbrook then went up 3-2 on the power play early in the third period but at the 13:51 mark, Lukas Machon buried the equalizer with assists from Hunter Harkins and Declan Grenache. Zack Tremblay made 35 saves.

Williston beat Wilbraham Monson in Enfield, CT on Saturday, 7-0. Point getters were: Gabe Quereshi (1g, 2a), Hunter Harkins (1g, 2a), Declan Grenache (1g, 1a), Nick Nader (1g, 1a), Olivier Lapointe (1g, 1a), Lukas Machan and AJ Songini each with a goal a piece, and Ollie Haynes, Wes Haynes, and Dylan Rovetti each with an assist. Jake Henry made 10 saves in the shutout.

Vermont Academy travelled down Route 91 on Wednesday, battled hard, and tied up the game with under two minutes left in the third period to tie the game. Sammy Pallante got the game off with a blast from the point. Wes Haynes got the assist. Vermont answered later in the first. In the second, Nick Nader scored with assists from Olivier Lapointe and Gabriel Qureshi. Vermont responded in under a minute. In the third, Olivier Lapointe put the Cats up by one with assists from Nader and Qureshi. The game went to overtime and ended in a 3-3 tie.

Williston lost at home to Berkshire today, 5-2. Lukas Machan scored with assists Hunter Harkins and Sammy Pallante. Wes Haynes scored an unassisted goal to make it 3-2 but that was all that Williston could muster.

Williston was on the road at Winchendon on Friday night and lost, 6-2. After going down 4-0, Lukas Machan finally got the Wildcats on the board with assists from Hunter Harkins and Declan Grenache. Williston's second goal was scored by Olivier Lapointe with assists from Wes Haynes and Dylan Rovetti.

Williston traveled to Worcester on Wednesday and took the game, 8-1. Williston point getters were Hunter Harkins (2g, 2a), Nick Nader (2g, 1a), Declan Grenache (1g, 2a), Lukas Machan (1g, 2a), Olivier Lapointe (1g, 1a), Gabriel Quereshi (1g), and Sammy Pallante (1a). Zack Tremblay made 25 saves.

Williston was away against Berkshire and lost 7-1. Their lone goal came from Nick Nader with assists from Dylan Rovetti and Oliver Lapointe.

Williston went up 1-0 in the middle of the first on a goal from Declan Grenache. Canterbury scored on a 5-3 and then right before the intermission, Olivier Lapointe netted one to go up 2-1. Nick Nader and Charles Lamoureaux got the assists. Canterbury scored the next three goals and looked to be taking the cheese. However, at the ten-minute mark. Gabe Qureshi scored on a 5-3 with assists from Sammy Pallante and Lamoureaux. He then tied it up two minutes later with assists from Dylan Rovetti and Sammy Pallante. The game ended in a 4-4 tie. Zack Tremblay made 35 saves.

Williston kept things even in the first period of the second game of their post-holiday showcase against Noble and Greenough School, 0-0. In the second, Nobles took a 1-0 lead into the intermission. Gab Quereshi got the Cats on the board on a power play with an assist from Sammy Pallante. Nobles scored the next two to go up 3-1. Williston then took a five-minute major penalty. After killing that off, Qureshi brought Williston to within one with under two minutes left. Luka Machan and Olivier Lapointe got the helpers. Then, with just 16 seconds left and the goalie pulled, Machan tied it with assists from Lapointe and Declan Grenache. Williston went into overtime and Lapointe netted the game winner on a turnover at the hashmarks. The junior buried his chance and secured the win for the good guys, 4-3. Zack Tremblay made 48 saves.

Williston traveled to St. Sebastian's after the Christmas Holiday and lost 9-4. St. Sebastian's went up 5-0 after the first period. Hunter Harkins scored halfway into the second to cut the score to 5-1. However, over a minute later, Sebs regained a five-goal lead. In the third, Nick Nader scored on a breakaway with assists to Charles Lamoureux and Olivier Lapointe. Ollie Haynes scored Williston's third goal with an assist from Dylan Rovetti, and Declan Grenache scored with an assist from AJ Songini, but the Arrow's attack was too much for the Wildcats.

In the final game of the St. Sebastian's Holiday Tournament, Williston got off the schneid and beat Albany Academy, 4-1. Declan Grenache scored the first goal of the game with an assist to Lukas Machan. Albany would tie it with ten minutes remaining in the first half. In the second half of the game, senior Nick Nader scored on a rebound from Luca Fantasia. Charles Lamoureux scored the next two goals, the second of which was on an empty net. Jake Henry made 28 saves.

In the second game of the St. Sebastian's Holiday Tournament, Williston lost 1-0 to Rivers. Jake Henry stopped 49 of 50 shots on the day.

In the first game of the St. Sebastian's Holiday Tournament, Williston lost to Canadian power, St. Andrew's College, 7-1. Sophomore Declan Grenache had the lone goal for the Wildcats with assists from Luca Fantasia and Wes Haynes.

Williston traveled to Washington, CT on Saturday and lost 5-0.

On Wednesday afternoon, Williston welcomed the Cushing Penguins to Lossone for an afternoon tilt. While the Wildcats had some moments of promise with a strong second period, penalties were the Achilles heel of the boys and they dropped the game, 5-0. Zack Tremblay made 46 saves.

On Friday night, Williston welcomed Academie St. Louis to Lossone Arena and earned their first win of the season, 5-1. Junior Henok Hankinson got his first goal of the year as he drove to the net and tipped a pass from junior Olivier Lapointe who zipped a puck from the corner to the front of the net. The other assist on the goal was from sophomore, Jack Nolan. Senior Nick Nader put the Wildcats up 2-0 on the power play when senior Sammy Pallante moved a puck from the right blue line to a waiting Declan Grenache whose low shot was tipped with a surgeon's precision by Nader. Senior captain Wes Haynes scored his first of two goals off a drive down the left side of the ice by junior Charles Lamoureux who passed to sophomore Lukas Machan. Machan tipped a pass to Haynes as he drove hard to the net. ASL would score the next goal to bring the game to within two, but three-and-a-half minutes later, Haynes banged in a rebound with assists from senior Hunter Harkins and Pallante. Lamoureux scored his first goal of the year when he sliced through the neutral zone taking a pass from senior Dylan Rovetti. Lamoureux blazed down the left wing and beat the ASL goalie between the five-hole. Pallante earned the other assist. Junior Zach Tremblay stopped 17 of 18 shots on the night.

The Williston boy's hockey team dropped their first game of the season last night to the Winged Beavers of Avon Old Farms, 6-2. Williston was down 2-0 in the first period but got a timely goal from junior center, Olivier Lapointe with an assist from senior Nick Nader and junior Gab Quereshi. Avon went up 5-1 in the third period before junior Cal Hoyt made is 5-2 with another assist from Nader. Avon would get another goal late in the third.