Girls Mass. HS

*Updated 2/22/14   Some excellent action spiced the final week of the regular season. It should be a precursor to what looks to be a wild MIAA Girls Division I tournament. Here is the final HNIB News Massachusetts Girls Division I poll until after the ...

– Falmouth jumped out to a 3-0 lead and then held on to knock off previously unbeaten and Division I’s top-ranked club Duxbury, 4-2. The Clippers got goals from Maggie MacDonald, Alexa Scribner, Kelly Ferreira and an empty-netter from Emily Sanidas in the win. Jacqui ...

* Updated 2/16/14   End of the regular season tournaments and make-up games play heavily into the final week of the regular season in Mass. Division II girls hockey, with playoff-bound clubs jockeying for seeding position. The regular season ends Friday and tourney pairings will ...

* Updated 2/16/14   With Duxbury’s 4-2 loss to rival Falmouth on Sunday night, a new #1 takes over in this week’s HNIB News Mass. Girls Division I Top 10 poll. There is still plenty of hockey to play in this the final week of ...

–  Duxbury clinched the SEMGHL Coastal Division title, and remained unbeaten, with a 5-2 win over Canton. Julia Nolan scored a pair of goals to lead the Dragons. Liz Collins, Meredith Wright and Zoe Griffin also had goals.   – Winchester scored three first period ...

– Westwood’s Kim Egizi scored a power play goal with 28 seconds left to give the Wolverines a 4-4 non-league tie with Division I foe Andover in a back-and-forth tilt. Egizi finished teh game with two goals, as did Westwood’s Kelly Healey and Andover’s Veronica ...

*Updated 2/9/14   There is a new #1 in this the latest HNIB News Massachusetts Girls Division II Top 10 poll. With Falmouth tying (Duxbury) and losing (Barnstable) this weekend to a pair of Division I opponents, Bay State League Herget Division leader Wellesley assumes ...

*Updated 2/9/14   Duxbury (11-0-4) continues to hold on to the top spot in the latest HNIB News Masssachusetts Girls Division I poll, but that hold is becoming tighter and tighter.   The Dragons did make a big statement this week, blasting upset-minded Winthrop-Lynn 9-0 ...

– Red-hot Burlington, 6-0-1 in its last seven games, made a big statement last night that it could be a factor in the MIAA Division 2 Girls tournament, defeating Watertown/Belmont, Division I’s eighth-ranked club, 2-1.   “We talk all the time about paying attention to ...