The report says Jacob Gladu opened the scoring before South Hadley junior Peter Barone levelled the contest. Barone has reportedly scored five times this campaign.
Belchertown then regained the lead in the second half through Ryan Lacroix, whose goal was described as his second of the fall. The update also credits Adam Stahl and Alexander Ryczek with assists.
For Gladu, the reported opener was his first goal of the season. The timing could prove important for a Belchertown side that had struggled to turn competitive performances into results.
The report says Belchertown goalkeeper Andrew Lambert made five saves, taking his season total to 29. At the other end, South Hadley goalkeeper Xzavies Rosario reportedly stopped eight shots and now has 45 saves this season.
Those figures underline the pressure South Hadley faced despite finding the net. The Tigers had arrived with three wins, but the reported defeat would leave them with a 3-2-2 record and two losses in their last three matches.
The update says Belchertown move to 1-6 and remain at home for their next fixture against East Longmeadow on Tuesday evening. That match offers an early chance to build momentum rather than treat the South Hadley victory as an isolated result.
South Hadley are reportedly due to travel to Chicopee Comp on Monday night, with a response needed after their recent run has stalled. The next fixtures should show whether Belchertown have found a turning point - and whether the Tigers can regain their earlier consistency.