The Sports Arena Pee Wee Major Manchester Flames have played very well in the Massachusetts Select Hockey League and the Granite State League’s Tier 1.

In a 4-1 win over the Boston Jr. Bruins, goals from Brendan Philippon, Brendan Sullivan, Matt Moriarty and Connor Powell were more than enough to ensure victory. Moriarty, Powell and Ross Lougee earned assists.

The Flames then edged the Dual State Huskies, 2-1, as Bryan Syrene and Powell, with 36 seconds remaining in regulation, tallied. Ian Beliveau and Chase Poirier shared goalkeeping duties throughout.

The duo then shared a 2-0 shutout against the Neponset Valley River Rats. Powell and Andrew Kehas scored.

In a battle of Mass. Select powerhouses, the Flames tied the Valley Junior Warriors, 4-4, taking a 3- 0 lead, falling behind, then battling back. Moriarty, Kehas and Powell tallied early, and Powell’s second goal knotted the score. Josh Roy and Syrene earned helpers.

Another fall weekend, another two wins for the Flames, 5-1 over the Middlesex Braves and 8-1 over the Hooksett Avalanche.

Down early to the Braves, two shorthanded goals by Powell and another by Philippon turned the game. Cam Brown, Moriarty, Patrick Gagliardi, Andrew Putney and Philippon earned assists for the unselfish Flames.

Evan Tyros scored twice and assisted on another goal against the Avs. Gagliardi, Kehas, Powell, Moriarty, Sullivan and Syrene also found the net.

The Connecticut Clippers were the next victim, 5-2. Sullivan managed a hat trick and two helpers, and Powell scored twice. Ross Lougee also registered an assist.

The Flames also shut out the previously unbeaten North Suburban Wings, 4-0. Roy lit the lamp twice, and Lougee and Sullivan also found the net. Parker Anderson earned an assist.

Poirier and Beliveau continue to shine in goal.

The Flames tamed the Huskies, 5-1, spreading out the scoring among Philippon, Powell, Brown, Tyros and Lougee. Gagliardi dished three assists.

The Seacoast Spartans fell to the Flamese, 3-1, as Putney, Syrene and Philippon potted the puck. Tyros, Tim Tetrault and Anderson recorded assists.

The Pee Wees crushed the Nashua Pro Ambition Panthers, 6- 0. Beliveau and Poirier shared the win in net. Kehas scored twice, and Brady Sufat capped the offensive onslaught.

The Pee Wee team also skated past the Valley Jr. Warriors, 3-1, in a battle of league leaders. Roy scored twice. Sullivan added an unassisted tally. Moriarty assisted both Roy goals.

The Flames also won four times at the Springfield Pics Fall Classic, outscoring the Central Connecticut Capitals, Long Island Royals, hometown Pics and Wonderland Wizards by a combined score of 16-4, before succumbing to C.D. Selects in the tourney semifinal, 3-1. Kehas scored two goals in three of the contests.