New England High School Hockey

A total of 22 teams are set to hit the ice to kick off the 2019-2020 Connecticut Girls HS Hockey season. The Central Connecticut Conference (CCC) is sponsoring girls hockey this year FCIAC GREENWICH ( 16-7-0) Home Rink: Dorothy Hamill Rink The Cardinals fully expect ...

LASALLE (19-8-1) Home Rink: RI Sports Center Three of the top five scorers and the entire defensive unit returns for the Rams, who enter the season as a favorite to repeat as Rhode Island state champions. Two of those top returning scorers will propel the ...

It is somewhat of a new era for Rhode Island Division I high school hockey with new coaches leading the three traditional powers: Matt Merten at Mt. St. Charles, Shawn Tingley at LaSalle and Mike Soscia at Bishop Hendricken. BISHOP HENDRICKEN (17-2-1) Home Rink: Thayer ...

The Rhode Island Division 2 field will consist of 13 teams this winter… CUMBERLAND (22-1-1) Home Rink: Adelard Arena Cumberland had an incredible year in Division 2, winning the state title. But the road ahead will certainly be challenging. The team graduated a lot and had ...

TIER 1 ESSEX Home Arena: Essex Skating Facility The defending D1 state champions lost a pair of 100-career point-scorers to graduation, so they will need to develop some scoring from a returning trio of forwards as well as some talented youngsters into the program. The ...

A quick look at Vermont High School Division 1 programs… ESSEX (18-3-2) Home Rink: Essex Skating Facility Chris Line’s Hornets, the defending state champions, have some solid returnees up front. Charles Wiegand, a junior left winger, scored 13 goals, 11 assists and 24 points. Junior ...

Here is a look at some teams that will be playing in the Vermont Division 2 ranks this winter… WOODSTOCK (13-2-3) Home Rink: Union Arena The defending state-champion Wasps are back and more than ready to defend their title. Coach Jon Chamberlin’s team went 13-2-3 ...

It’s all about the new coaches in the top three to start this season. But that’s no reason to abandon the usual Ocean State powerhouses. We’re going with LaSalle on top at #1 to start the season. Hendricken may have swept LaSalle in the finals ...

It’s Essex’s world. Until someone knocks off the two-time defending Vermont Division 1 state champions. We didn’t need to talk to Division 1 coaches around the Green Mountain State to tell us that, but we did. And most agree – Essex should be #1 heading ...