MIAA Division 2 South Tournament Seedings, Pairings

A total of 17 teams have qualified for the MIAA Boys Division 2 South Sectional Tournament. Defending champ Canton is the top seed. Action begins on Sunday with a preliminary round game.

1. Canton (17-1-3)
2. Plymouth North (15-3-2)
3. Norwood (14-3-3)
4. Whitman-Hanson (15-4-1)
5. Southeastern/WB (13-4-1)
6. Medway (12-3-5)
7. Dedham (13-4-3)
8. Dighton-Rehoboth/Seekonk (14-5-1)
9. Medfield (11-5-4)
10. Brookline (13-7-1)
11. Apponequet (10-5-4)
12. Scituate (12-7-1)
13. Wareham/Carver (11-8-1)
14. Westwood (10-8-2)
15. Bishop Feehan (10-8-2)
16. North Attleboro (7-7-6)
17. Taunton (9-9-3)

PRELIMINARY ROUND – Sunday, February 23rd

Game 1 — Taunton (2) vs North Attleboro (1),

FIRST ROUND – Tuesday, February 25th

Game 3 — Medfield (3) vs Dighton-Rehoboth/Seekonk (0)

Game 4 — Wareham/Carver (2) vs Whitman-Hanson (8)

Game 8 — Westwood (3) vs Norwood (2) (2 OT)

Game 9 — Apponequet (0) vs Medway (7)

FIRST ROUND, Wednesday, February 26th

Game 2 — Taunton vs Canton, Canton Ice House, 7pm

Game 5 — Scituate vs Southeastern/WB, Gallo Arena, 4pm

Game 6 — Bishop Feehan vs Plymouth North, Gallo Arena, 8pm

Game 7 — Brookline vs. Dedham, Canton Ice House, 5pm

QUARTERFINALS – Saturday, February 29th

Game 10 — Game 2 winner vs. Medfield, Canton Ice House, 2pm

Game 11 — Whitman-Hanson vs. Game 5, Gallo Arena, 3pm

Game 12 — Game 6 vs. Game 7 winners, Gallo Arena, 5pm

Game 13 — Westwood vs Medway, Loring Arena, 5pm

SEMIFINALS – Tuesday, March 3rd

Game 14 — Game 10 vs. Game 11 winners, Gallo Arena

Game 15 — Game 12 vs. Game 13 winners, Gallo Arena

FINAL – Sunday, Mach 8th

Game 16 — Game 14 vs. Game 15 winners, Gallo Arena

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Jim Clark has covered Massachusetts high school hockey for three decades, and joins Hockey Night in Boston for the 2019-20 season. Previously he was the lead high school hockey writer for 19 years for the Boston Herald, where he also worked full-time on the copy desk in the sports department and served as the paper's high schools editor from 2000-06. Clark was honored by the Mass. State Hockey Coaches Association with its William Stewart Award for contributions to the sport in May 2019, and also received the Joel Perlmutter Award for media coverage in 2006. A graduate of UMass, he also spent eight years as sports editor and reporter for the Sentinel & Enterprise in Fitchburg, Mass.

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