Alex Dadourian scored the only goal of the 1st quarter 2.5 minutes into game. One minute into the 2nd quarter Jack Johnson made 2-0. Delbarton scored their first goal 90 seconds later. However, the remainder of the half was all Summit as Xavier McCormick and Corey McManus each socred to end the half with Summit enjoying a seemingly comfortable 4-1 lead .

The 2nd half was quite a change. After exchanging goals with Jack Johnson, Delbarton turned up the pressure and ran off 4 unanswered goals to grab a 6-5 lead with 8 minutes left in the game. At the 6 minute mark McCormick scored to tie the game. That is the way regulation ended.

The first two overtimes were scoreless and the tension mounted. However, with 42 seconds left in the third overtime McManus connected to gain the victory.

Note: Malcom Feeney had an amazing game, winning all but 2 of the 16 face-offs.

Jack Johnson netted two goals while Brian Hagan and Harry Kilkowski contributed one goal apiece for Summit, which outscored its opponent, 6-0, in the first half. Evan Kulpan had one goal and an assist, while Ted Cranley made three saves. Xavier McCormick chipped in with an assist. 

Corey McManus added two goals for Summit, which led 6-0 at halftime. Xavier McCormick chipped in with one goal and three assists in the victory. Ted Cranley and Will Vitton shared the Goalie duties and each had 3 saves.

Andrew Chase scored three times for Summit, No. 5 in the NJ.com Top 20. Corey McManus added two scores for Summit, while Chris Fowler tacked one goal. Ted Cranley finished with 12 saves.

Won 12-3 Evan Kulpan netted two goals and had two assists as Summit, No. 2 in the NJ.com Top 20, defeated Manasquan

Chris Fowler and Corey McManus each contributed two goals and one assist while Andrew Chase and Tucker Hall had two goals apiece for Summit, which had a total of 34 shots and scored eight goals in the first half. Xavier McCormick and Jack Johnson each had two goals and two assists and Ted Cranley recorded nine saves. and Will Vitton had 2 saves

Summit had a 3-1 advantage in the second quarter after a scoreless first. Chatham outscored Summit in the 3rd quarter to enter the the final 12 minutes down 5-4. Summit scored first in the 4th, but Chatham scored to get to within 1 goal.

Xavier McCormick and Alex Dadourian each netted a goal, with Johnson, McCormick and Andrew Chase having assists. Goalie Ted Cranley tallied five saves for Summit.

Andrew Chase had three goals and one assist for Summit, which outscored Glen Rock, 10-1, in the first half. Chris Fowler and Evan Kulpan had two goals each. Will Vitton made six saves and Ted Cranley had 1.

Evan Kulpan struck first at the 11:02 mark, but L-S scored less than a minute later. Later, in a scrum behind the net, a bad pass allowed L-S to take the lead with a shot into an open net. They would take a 3-1 lead a few minutes before the quarter.

The 2nd quarter was all Summit. Andrew Chase scored at the 10:50 mark and Corey McManus would score twice. The second with only 0:16 left in the half. McManus picked up where he left off in the 2nd half, completing his “Hat Trick” mid-way through the 3rd quarter.

During the 1st half Malcom Feeney and L-S were even on face-offs at the half, but the 2nd half was all Feeney. Starting the final quarter L-S scored to pull to within 1 goal. On the next face-off Feeney won the ball and ran straight down field to score to restore a 6-4 lead. Chase scored to put Summit up 7-4 and provide some insurance. L-S exchaned goals with Summit as McManus scored his 4th goal with less than 2;28 on he clock. Brian Hagan score the last goal into a empty net.

Summit advanced to Saturday's final against second-seeded Westfield at Johnson High School in Clark.

Xavier McCormick, Evan Kulpan, Andrew Chase, Alex Dadourian, and Jack Johnson each added one goal for Summit, which scored five goals in the third quarter to take control.

The first overtime was scoreless. Then with one second left in the 2nd period Westfield score to win their 2nd consecutive UCT Championship over Summit in overtime.

For most of the game Summit and Westfield exchanged goals with Summit never holding the lead. Finally, with one minute remaining in the 3rd quarter Evan Kulpan score the 3rd of his 4 goals to put Summit on top 5-4. At 8:38 point of the quarter Kulpan scored again to make it 6-4.

The second half was a different game. Summit would score five unanswered goals. After each goal Feeney won the face off, keeping the Ridgewood offence quiet. Jack Johnson scored the first of the five and then Andrew Chase scored four goals in he space of five minutes. Johnson would score again mid way in the 4th quarter to give Summit a 7-5 lead. Ridgewood scored with 57 seconds left, but Summit held on for the hard earned victory.

Teddy Cranley had 9 saves