A five-goal video game and also a goaltenders' showcase highlighted the 37th yearly Rotary All Star Classic at Essex Skating Center on Saturday.

The doubleheader featured the state's leading high school elderly women and boys hockey gamers. The Austin Seminar swept both games vs. Harris.

Details from Saturday's games:

Girls game: Austin 4, Harris 1

After a scoreless very first period, Spaulding's Rebecca McKelvey as well as Hannah King laid Austin to a 2-0 advantage. McKelvey discharged in two even more goals, the last on an empty net, to complete the hat method for Austin.

Abigale Smith of Essex as well as Caitlyn Fielder of U-32 picked up helps while Spaulding's Rayna Long (6 saves) and also Mattie Cetin (7 saves) and Champlain Valley/Mount Manfield's Poise Ferguson (six saves) played in internet for Austin.

For Harris, BFA-St. Albans' Grace Fraties racked up, using an assist from teammate Annika Fersing in the second duration. Burlington/Colchester's Olivia Dallamura (8 conserves), Rutland's Sierra McDermott (six saves) and Rice's Sam Plunkett split time in net.

King was called team MVP for Austin; Sophie Trombley of Hartford snatched the honor for Harris.

Children video game: Austin 2, Harris 0

Essex's Gavin Blondin struck for the opening goal on a feed from BFA-St. Albans' Liam Timber in the 2nd period. After that in the 3rd, Brenden Tedeschi of U-32 knocked in an empty-netter on a pass from Essex's Keegan LaTulippe to clinch the nothing triumph for Austin.

In web for Austin, Essex's Ian Boutin as well as Spaulding's Ian Longfellow each made 3 saves while Duncan Mathies of U-32 quit six shots.

Andrew Libby of Rice uploaded nine conserves while CVU's Jason Goulas and also MMU's Declan Heney reversed eight shots apiece for Harris.

Blondin (Austin) as well as Stowe's Woody Reichelt (Harris) were called team MVPs.

Game coordinators believed it was the biggest went to Rotating crowd in recent years.