Mass. Boys HS Hockey – Division 1 Weekend Highlights: Hingham Completes Perfect Regular Season; Newburyport Remains Unbeaten

* No. 5 St. John’s of Shrewsbury (5-1-0) continued it successful debut season in the Catholic Conference with a 4-1 decision of Malden Catholic (1-3-2). Ryan Richard and Brett Edgren both scored twice and Jake Mrva had two assists for the Pioneers while Ryan Dailida made 20 saves. Cam Chute scored for MC and Brady Roux stopped 27 shots.

Bobby Falvey
Hingham

* In the Patriot League’s Keenan Division, undefeated No. 2 Hingham (11-0-0) completed a three-win week with a 3-1 decision of No. 7 Marshfield (7-2-2), sweeping the season series while snapping the Rams’ six-game winning streak. Bobby Falvey sandwiched two goals around a Paul Forbes strike for the Harbormen. Dan Kane (PPG) scored for Marshfield (7-2-2).

*In the Cape Ann League, unbeaten No. 15 Newburyport (7-0-1) moved into sole possession of first place with a 4-0 whitewash of Triton. Colin Richmond, Jon Groth, Owen Spence and Tucker St. Lawrence scored for the Clippers. The teams tied in January and will meet for the third time this season Monday afternoon.

Aidan Elkins
Austin Prep

*In the Patriot League, Duxbury stopped Silver Lake, 5-3, on goals from Brendan Bonner, Ryan Mottau, T.J. Jones, Will Nolan and Wyatt Glass.

*In the Catholic Central Large, No. 3 Archbishop Williams (10-0-3) freshman goalie Brendan Carberry had the shutout in a 3-0 win against Bishop Feehan. Defenseman Nick Recupero had a goal and an ssist.

*Also in the Catholic Central Large, Aidan Elkins scored twice to lead No. 8 Austin Prep (8-2-3) past Bishop Fenwick, 4-1.

*In Catholic Conference play, No. 14 Catholic Memorial (3-4-0) doubled up Malden Catholic, 4-2. Dom Walecka had 16 saves for the win while Will MacNeil (assist), Brendan MacNeil (assist), Ian Burke and Tommy Goonan scored for CM.

*In the Hockomock League, No. 17 Franklin (9-2-0) squeezed past Attleboro, 3-1. Christian Shabbick, Ben Jarosz and Justin Magazu had the Panthers’ goals.

* In the Dual County League, Waltham coach John Maguire registered his 400^th career win as the Hawks edged Concord-Carlisle, 4-3. Matt O’Toole converted a penalty shot late in the third period for the win. Maguire graduated from Waltham in 1977, went on to play hockey at Babson College, and took over as head coach for the 1985-86 weason. He led Waltham to State Championships in 2002 and 2018 and also coached his son Chris, now a Hawks’ assistant.

Sam Hoffses
Bridge.-Raynham

*In the Southeast Conference, Bridgewater-Raynham (2-3-2) belted Durfee, 11-0, behind a Sam Hoffses hat trick. Bill Donnelly, Sean Nasiff and Jack Dion all scored their first varsity goals for the Trojans.

*In the Patriot League, Hingham held off Duxbury, 5-3. Evan Corbett scored twice and Ryan Burns, Aidan Brazel and Paul Forbes added a goal apiece for the Harbormen.

• Bio
• Twitter
• Latest Posts

Kevin Doyle

Kevin joined HNIB in 1990 and is a Senior Writer and Director of the Northern New England and Mass/R.I. High School Division camps. A veteran editor/writer of 40 years in the print and digital mediums, he has edited and produced original content and coordinated production for local and global publications and websites. He holds degrees from Merrimack College and Boston University and won multiple industry awards as Sports Editor of The Daily News of Newburyport and News Editor of The Amesbury News. He is the 2016 recipient of the North Shore Lifetime Commitment From the Community award presented by Moynihan Lumber and a 2017 Newburyport High School Wall of Fame inductee. He resides with his family in Portsmouth, NH. Email him at [email protected] and follow him on Twitter @kdoyle40

@kdoyle40

- 1 week ago

Follow @kdoyle40

Latest posts by Kevin Doyle (see all)

• New Hampshire Division 3 Boys Hockey – Final Top 6: #1 Berlin/Gorham Earned Its 12th Overall Crown - March 22, 2021
• New Hampshire D2 Boys Hockey – Final Top 8 Rankings: #1 Dover Methodically Marched To Its 7th State Crown - March 19, 2021
• New Hampshire Division 1 Boys Hockey – Final Top 10 Rankings: Mission Accomplished For State Champion Concord - March 19, 2021