Boys MA Div. III

The long-rumored demise of one of the legendary programs in Massachusetts high school hockey history is a reality. Matignon will not be fielding a boys hockey program of its own this season, and instead will be joining the already-existing co-operative arrangement with Revere and Malden. ...

New England Sports Center in Marlboro once again will play host to the annual Garrett Reagan Summit. This year’s 12th edition will take place Sunday, Dec. 8, featuring 68 boys and girls hockey teams from across Massachusetts. Last year’s event had a record high of ...

Who would have thunk it? A team not ranked in the final regular season Top 10 rises to the top at the end of the postseason. #1 Hopkinton more than proved its worth in its incredible run to its first Division 3 Eastern Mass. crown. ...

Wachusett won its first state title with a 3-2 win over Hopkinton in the MIAA Division 3 boys state championship at TD Garden. Grant Gardula powered the Mountaineers with two goals and an assist on the day that ends the Massachusetts high school hockey season. ...

Someone’s going to make history in the Division 3 boys hockey state championship between Hopkinton and Wachusett. The South sectional champion Hillers (17-6-2) and Central Mass. champion Mountaineers (17-4-2) meet in the finals Sunday, March 17, at TD Garden (11 a.m.) The late-morning breakfast affair ...

Hopkinton and Lowell came out of the gates of their MIAA Division 3 boys state semifinal at the Tsongas Center like Hagler and Hearns in the ring in 1985. They traded haymakers to the tune of nine first-period goals. But it was Hopkinton that ultimately ...

Northbridge and Easthampton were locked in a scoreless struggle for 35 minutes, 24 seconds until Owen Hogan  broke the deadlock. Hogan, Liam Gill and Nolan Brown scored third period goals and Northbridge claimed its first state Division 3A championship following a 3–0 victory over Easthampton ...

This was an intense game between two fast teams, both of whom had ample opportunities to decide this one in regulation. But two overtime sessions could not produce a winner. So it came down to a shootout. Jack Felicio, Sean Gardner and Grant Gardula scored ...

No one gave Northbridge much of a chance after it started the season 2-5-1. But No. 4 Northbridge played its best hockey down the stretch and earned  a 2-1 overtime win over No. 3 Lunenburg/Ayer in the Central Mass. Division 3A title game Sunday. The ...