In their fourth game of the weekend the Vipers came from behind and won going away 8-5. Give the Blackhawks credit as they jumped all over the home team and held a 3-1 lead after one period. The Vipers scored 4 unanswred second period goals to give them some breathing room and went on to the victory. The line of Kyle Lynch (2-1-3) Dante Maribito (2-2-4) and Kyle Hentosh (0-3-3) sparked the offense. Noah Maercklein (1-1-2) Brendan White (0-2-2) and Chris Goggin (1-1-2) also pitched in and Robbie Murphy would add the game winner half way through the third period.

In a very big game and the teams 3rd game in 24 hours the Vipers came out and played inspired hockey for 45 minutes and posted a strong 4-1 win over the Nashua Panthers. The Viper defense of Matt Tauro, Patrick McCarthy, Aaron Dollin, Christian Kukas and Jack Moretti pictched in with a solid effort in front of Aaron McDonell who contuned his fine play over the weekend. Dante Maribito (2-0-2) and Kyle Lynch (1-1-2) led the Viper offense, Brendan White also added a goal to go along with a solid effort, not hitting the scoresheet but playing a solid 3 zone game was Robbie Murphy. Kyle Hentosh, Aaron Dollin and Heath King all added assists. Ryan Connearney played another strong game up front filling in for the injured JT Chamberlain. The Vipers moved into a fourth place tie with the Springfield Flacons

The bad news is that the 98 Vipers dropped to heartbreaking games to the Falcons by identical scores of 4-3, the good news is that the Vipers played extremely well in both games and took home many positives to build on. It wasn't all roses as the Vipers did let a 3-1 lead late in the second period slip away in the second game.

Game 1 started quickly for the Falcons as they scored just 15 seconds into the game, they would add another and lead 2-0 after 1. The Vipers would then go on to tie the second period and win the third period but it wasn't enough to come out on top as the Falcons held on scoring the game winner with 4 minutes left. Ryan Connearney scored a pretty goal after being moved up from defense after JT Chamberlain went down with a shoulder injury which will put him out for a week. Kyle Lynch (2-0-2) Kyle Hentosh (0-2-2) both hit the scoresheet and Christian Kukas, Dante Maribito and Heath King all chipped in with single assists.

Game 2 started much the same with the Falcons striking first but the 98's would end the period up 2-1 with a solid period of play, Dante Maribito from Noah Maercklein and Kyle Lynch from Dante Maribito and Kyle Hentosh would give the home team the edge after 1. Kyle Hentosh from Dante Maribito on the power play would push the Vipers up 3-1 before the Falcons would come storming back with 2 goals in the third period to win it, the winning goal coming with 3 minutes to play.

Both games would end with the Vipers mounting extreme pressure with the goaler pulled for the last minute of each game, but just couldn't bang the tying goal home missing many chances in both games. Aaron McDonnell playing 2 full games came up with many fine saves to keep both games close..