“He has one of the best left feet in New England,” Ludlow coach Greg Kolodziey said of Wadas. “There’s not much to coach him. He’s just dedicated. “He puts in his time in the off-season, he’s the first one to train, he stays until the end for extra free kicks.”

As a sophomore, Dion started as a goalkeeper at the beginning of the year but broke his arm and missed most of the season. Now, coming back to the squad, it has recorded two consecutive eliminations in the tournament.

Lions will play against 8th St. in the quarterfinals, where the date and time will be determined. They will face St. John’s (Shrewsbury) (14-6-0). “Two matches so far and two excellent matches,” Kolodziey said. “I guess we’re road warriors again.”

Part 1 State

Franklin 2, Brockton 1 — Wyatt Herndon won in overtime to lead the No. 22 Panthers (16-4-1), who defeated the No. 6 Boxers (10-1-7) in their second-round matchup.

Garrett Scagliarini scored in regulation and assisted on the winner for Franklin, and Tcheva Jeudy scored for Brockton.

Newton North 1, Leominster 0 — Bishrelt Bat-Erdene scored the winning goal for the No. 31 Tigers (7-9-5) in their second-round win.

Gabino Talisayon ​​earned the shutout in net for Newton North.

St. John’s Prep 1, Framingham 0 — Senior captain Matt Foley scored the lone goal with seven minutes left to lift the No. 4 Eagles (15-1-4) to a second-round win over No. 13 Framingham (8-6-6). Junior goaltender Matt Droggitis made nine saves during the shutout.

Next up is a rematch of last year’s state final against Concord-Carlisle on Wednesday night at 6 p.m.

John’s (Shrewsbury) 1, Needham 0 — Amid a pile of bodies in the box, senior Drew Luoto hit the 92nd-minute winner to send the No. 8 Pioneers (14-6-0) into the quarterfinals.

Chaos, St. St. John’s (Shrewsbury)’s corner kick was deflected towards the goal by senior Dan Lau into the crowd. Luoto earned the critical touch.

St. St. John’s coach Kurt Swanbeck said: “It’s not the kind of goal I’d want to win a game with, but I think I’ll go with any goal.” “You were supposed to feel lucky.”

The Pioneers outrebounded Needham (11-9-1) in 24th place in total shots, 21-15, but Needham had plenty of chances and applied constant pressure toward the end of the first half.

“It was a great game,” Swanbeck said. “I’m happy for the kids, but there are a lot of mistakes we need to correct starting tonight.”

Xaverian 2, Methuen 0 — Pano Haseotes put the No. 14 Hawks (12-5-3) ahead in the first half, while Drew Logie scored another goal in the final 10 minutes of the second-round win, ending their 16-game unbeaten streak. No. 35 Rangers (13-4-4).

Division 2 State

Hingham 2, Milton 0 — Ryan Murtagh scored the winning goal for the No. 4 Harbormen (17-2-1) and Matt McCarthy added another goal with 90 seconds remaining for the second-round victory.

Jacob Riker recorded his 15th shutout of the season for Hingham.

Mansfield 7, Longmeadow 2 — Dominic Nassif scored three goals and Dylan Mullin also scored twice in the second-round win over the No. 2 Hornets (15-3-2).

Oliver Ames 3, Milford 0 — Craig Churchill, Nicky Babanikas and Drew Hall scored for the No. 3 Tigers (15-2-2) in the second-round win.

Division 3 State

Holliston 1, St. Mary’s 0 — Andrew Granfors, St. St. Mary’s cruised to victory with 20 seconds to play in double overtime for the 10th-seeded Holliston men’s soccer team in a Division 3 second-round thriller Saturday at No. 7.

Holliston coach Jay Dupuis believed it was the young captain’s first headed goal of his three-year high school career. Granfors chose the perfect moment to do so, standing up to nod to senior captain Alejandro Cornelio in a corner.

“He’s a great young man, he works hard,” Dupuis said of Granfors. “I’m so happy for him… he’s definitely my favorite today.”

Holliston (11-6-3) will face Tri-Valley League No. 2 rival Dover Sherborn (15-3-2) in the quarterfinals and will be one of five TVL teams ranked in the top 10 of Division 3.

The Panthers beat Dover-Sherborn 4-0 in September.

“As TVL coaches, this makes us proud,” Dupuis said. “We know how hard we train and prepare our kids and that every match is like a tournament match. There are no easy matches in TVL.”

With leading scorer Medhi Khemmich always a threat for the No. 7 Spartans (13-3-4), Dupuis tasked junior Cam Reffel with stopping him, which prevented Khemmich from registering a shot on target.

Sophomore Luke McHugh recorded his second consecutive shutout for the Panthers.

“My kids know it’s not over until the whistle blows,” Dupuis said. “Getting the game-winner with a header with 20 seconds left couldn’t be sweeter than this.”

Norwell 5, Weston 0 — Bret Amorosino scored twice and Ben Garland, Noal Simmons and Ryan Johnson added points of their own for the No. 9 Clippers (18-1-2) in a second-round win.

Old Rochester 2, Dedham 1 — Senior defenseman Aidan Costa scored the winning goal in overtime for the No. 13 Bulldogs (16-4-1) against No. 4 Dedham (15-4-1) in the second round. Old Rochester will face No. 12 Dighton-Rehoboth (12-2-5) in the quarterfinals.

Globe reporters Mike Puzzanghera and Henry Dinh-Price contributed to this story.