* Note: Results from Connecticut conference tournament games were not factored into the final records or rankings. It certainly wasn’t a wire-to-wire run, but Sheehan finishes the 2019-20 season right where it started – atop the HNIB News Connecticut Division 3 rankings. The Titans were ...

* Note: Results from Connecticut conference tournament games were not factored into the final records or rankings. Branford spent much of the season at the top of the HNIB News Division 2 rankings for Connecticut. So while the Hornets were unable to defend their state ...

* Note: Results from Connecticut conference tournament games were not factored into the final records or rankings. We will never know if Darien could have finished No. 1 in Connecticut at the end of the postseason. The state’s Division 1 boys’ hockey tournament never got ...

The coronavirus outbreak and subsequent cancellation of the MIAA state championships created a unique situation of co-champions in Massachusetts boys’ hockey, including Canton and Lincoln-Sudbury in Division 2. But HNIB News is going to split the hair-thin difference between the teams. Based on its dominance ...

Hanover didn’t get a chance to settle its ultimate fate on the TD Garden ice in the state championship game, but the Indians did get to play for a mythical title as the best Division 3 team in Eastern Mass. With its victory over Lowell ...

The Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference (CIAC) announced Tuesday morning that due to continuing concerns regarding the spread of the Coronavirus, all remaining winter tournament games have been cancelled. The Division 2 tournament did actually play first round games Monday night. Here are some highlights from ...

After playing into overtime in each of its previous two postseason games, Lincoln-Sudbury apparently didn’t want to tempt fate a third time. The Warriors made sure Monday night’s Division 2 North final was well in hand long before the 45 minutes of regulation time were ...

On February 12, Walpole’s season was on the verge of going sideways, if not in a complete downward spiral. The Rebels had just lost to Milton, extending their winless streak to eight games. Even worse, with a 6-8-5 record and three games left, one more ...

Lowell and Cambridge certainly are no unfamiliar foes on the ice. The teams were rivals for years in Merrimack Valley Conference/Dual County League 3, before Lowell was bumped up a tier starting this season. But the Red Raiders’ postseason status didn’t change, and they were ...