Girls Prep Polls

A new era begins in Girls Prep hockey. The two-division format is gone, with all programs now all in the same division, similar to the way things are done on the boys side. Post-season play will also mimic the way it has been done on ...

Rivers (20-5-1) and Brooks (21-3-2) had been our top 2 teams in Girls D2 Prep hockey over the last few weeks of the regular season, so it was no surprise that the two ISL rivals met in the New England championship game. The Red Wings ...

It was yet another year in Girls Prep Division 1 hockey where post-season seedings really don’t matter. When you are talking the final eight teams, any one of them is capable of beating any other. That holds true for Kent (19-4-0). The fifth-seed entering the ...

Nobles and Williston were the big winners Saturday in a pair of games involving  the top four teams in last week’s rankings. As a result, they are 1-2 in this week’s HNIB News Girls D1 Prep Top 10. Nobles (22-0-5) takes over the top spot ...

With a week to go in the regular season, playoff berths and positioning are still very much up in the air for a host of teams. Results this week will play a big role in shaping the final picture. Brooks (17-2-2) continues to hold down ...

A pair of 2-2 ties generated the most buzz this week in Girls D1 prep circles. Those scores didn’t result in much change in this week’s HNIB News Girls D1 Prep Top 10, but were interesting to say the least. #1 Tabor (17-0-3) was involved ...

With just two weeks left in the regular season, the jockeying for the eight Division 2 playoff berths is underway. While the handful of teams at the top of this week’s rankings should be OK, there will be some battling going on with the others ...

Brooks continues to lead the pack in this week’s HNIB News Girls D2 Prep Top 10. The Bishops had a big win over Thayer (4-2) and then battled hard against D1 power Nobles, falling 3-1. The Bishops get two ranked clubs this week, Holderness (Wednesday) ...

#1 ranked Tabor (15-0-2) had about as dominant a week as a team could, sweeping Andover, Lawrence Academy and St. Mark’s by a combined score of 19-2. Three more games loom this week, including a big one Friday at St. Paul’s. Middlesex will be Wednesday’s ...