Prep School Hockey

Cardigan Mountain School, one of the premier junior boarding schools in the nation, will be adding to its already impressive campus, expecting to break ground in May on a new academic building, tentatively called the Center for Exploration.The new building, expected to be ready for the 2020-2021 academic year, will house academic areas for hands-on experiential learning, areas like the Cardigan Gates Lab, woodshop and digital and visual arts. The increased academic space will also benefit the traditional components of the curriculum.

Rivers (20-5-1) and Brooks (21-3-2) had been our top 2 teams in Girls D2 Prep hockey over the last few weeks of the regular season, so it was no surprise that the two ISL rivals met in the New England championship game. The Red Wings ...

It was yet another year in Girls Prep Division 1 hockey where post-season seedings really don’t matter. When you are talking the final eight teams, any one of them is capable of beating any other. That holds true for Kent (19-4-0). The fifth-seed entering the ...

Kimball Union (30-5-2) won its third straight Boys Prep Elite Tournament championship and thereby takes over the #1 spot in the HNIB News end-of-the-season Boys Prep Top 15. Salisbury (25-5-1), which fell to the Wildcats in that Elite final by a 4-3 score, finishes up ...

The New England Prep School Girls Ice Hockey Association (NEPSGIHA) has announced its all NEPSAC teams for the 2018-2019 season in both Division 1 and Division 2. Division 1 Player of the Year Lily Farden — Noble and Greenough School — 2019 All-NEPSAC First Team ...

As Kimball Union coach Tim Whitehead soaked it all in after his Wildcats won their third consecutive Stuart/Corkery Elite 8 New England title, knocking off top-seeded Salisbury 4-3 in a rematch of last year’s championship game,  he looked back at the just completed campaign and ...

It is amazing what buying into a concept of team defense can do. Just ask the Kent School. It took awhile for that concept to fully sink in for the Lions, but once it did they took off. And now, they can call themselves the ...

  Heading into the final period of the Piatelli/Simmons Small School championship game, top-seeded Tilton and seventh-seeded Holderness were deadlocked in a 1-1 standoff. Who would take control in the third period and come out on top? Things ended up going Tilton’s way. The Rams ...

Kent School head coach Shawn Rousseau knew once the torch was lit, there would be no stopping his team. All the Lions needed was a spark to ignite their offensive struggles. After coming up empty through the opening 32 minutes, Kent had 16 minutes remaining ...