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Five Goals, Two Hat Tricks: Alan Kulpa Is on a Different Level and Central Mass. Soccer Is Watching

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Last week’s Boys’ Soccer Player of the Week poll just wrapped, and Northbridge’s Bryce Lundquist snagged the top spot, pushing past Grafton’s Braylon Smith. Big congrats to Lundquist on that one! But now, it’s time to dive into a fresh slate of absolute studs who balled out on the Central Mass. pitches, and let me tell you, these players are dropping some serious highlights that need your vote.

Goal Scorers Going Absolutely Off

These guys were simply unstoppable in front of the net this past week.

  • Leicester junior Rory Barrett slammed home three goals in a big win over David Prouty.
  • Quabbin’s senior Jacoby Dilling was absolutely torching defenses, scoring three times across two Panther victories.
  • Oxford’s Tyler Fedorisky wasn’t only scoring, he was dominating, putting up three goals and an assist in a win against Bartlett, keeping the Pirates undefeated. Talk about a statement game!
  • Matthew Ferraz Silverio from Bartlett dropped a hat trick of his own against Southbridge, no big deal!
  • North’s Dieumerci Janvier went absolutely supernova on Monday, scoring all four of his team’s goals in a massive win over Collegiate Charter School. He bagged ALL FOUR of his team’s goals! Are you kidding me?! That’s straight-up clutch.
  • St. Bernard’s senior Eugene Ollenu slotted home three goals against Burncoat.
  • Marlborough sophomore Milton Paz Jeronimo also carried his whole squad on his back, scoring all three goals in their win over Algonquin.
  • Fitchburg’s Yamil Quinones-Baez ripped the net three times against Littleton.
  • Millbury junior Jase Welch found the net three times against Quaboag and then added another tally against Hampshire. Serious, serious work.

Defensive Walls and Consistent Grind

It’s not all about the goals, right? Defense wins games, and consistency is everything.

  • Auburn senior Alden Keller stood tall in goal, pulling off five massive saves in a shutout victory against Worcester Tech. His Tigers also locked down a clean sheet in a scoreless draw against Weston. That’s how you anchor a defense.
  • Shrewsbury’s Shrihan Tadimenti showed up big every single game, scoring in both their draw and their win. Consistency? That’s the name of the game, baby.

The Minuteman Making Serious Noise

And then there’s this dude. Bay Path junior Alan Kulpa had a week for the record books, finishing it off with a STAGGERING five goals on Monday alone! The Minutemen are now sitting pretty at 9-2, and yeah, you *know* why. Get this: the dude stacked up *two* hat tricks in just two days last week! I’m talking unbelievable stuff.

So, yeah, the Central Mass. boys’ soccer scene is absolutely lit right now with talent. It’s on YOU to decide who takes home the Hometeam Boys’ Soccer Player of the Week honor. Go make your voice heard, and let’s see who’s crowned the top performer this week!

This article was created with AI assistance and published under Seattle On Tap’s editorial standards. See our Editorial Policy.

Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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