Girls MA Div. I

*Updated 12/30/13 There has been no change at the top of the HNIB News Mass. Girls Division I Top Ten poll since the pre-season poll, with undefeated Arlington Catholic (3-0-0) remaining in the top spot.   Coach Maggie Taverna’s club has been led to date ...

    * St Mary’s won a key early-season showdown, edging host Reading, 4-3. Senior goaltender Lauren Skinnion was superb making 40 saves in the win.  Katie Terban scored the game-winner with 6:51 to play, breaking a 3-3 standoff. Sam Callahan had two goals and ...

NORTH BEVERLY/DANVERS (17-3-2) It was a very successful 2012-13 season for the Panthers and coach Brian Seabury is hoping is team can build on that success for this year. Beverly/Danvers is returning a lot of offensive production and that will be a big help. Senior ...

COASTAL DIVISION CANTON (16-4-1) The Bulldogs join the tough Coastal Division of the SEMGHL, which right away will give them a tougher schedule. Coach Dennis Aldrich hopes his club will be in the mix. Leading the way will be senior forward Katie Kelleher (19 pts), ...

  LARGE DIVISION   ACTON – BOXBORO (15-7-2) Having lost just one player to graduation, the Colonials figure to be a solid bunch. Not only will they be a big player in the Large Division, but on a state-wide front as well. Coach Brian Fontas ...

CAREY DIVISION   BRAINTREE (10-9-3) The Wamps will go as far as their youngsters will bring them. They will look to challenge for the Carey Division crown and another post-season berth. Senior captain Kayla Wilson will have a huge role for coach Kevin Burchill, as ...

LIBERTY   ARLINGTON (12-9-1)   Despite losing a bunch of seniors, the Spy Ponders still will be a competitive lot, looking to challenge for the Liberty Division title. Coach Jeff Mead will expect a lot of production and leadership up front from the duo of ...

The consensus heading into the 2013-2014 season is that there is no clear-cut favorite in MIAA Division I girls hockey. Many of the usual suspects are still legitimate threats, as are a couple of up-comers, and, a newcomer to Division I that certainly is not ...

ARLINGTON CATHOLIC (17-5-2) The 2012 D-1 state champs and 2013 state runnersup have established themselves as one of the state’s top programs. Coach Maggie Taverna reports that the Cougars have a positive outlook as the season starts, but will have to offset the loss of ...