Prep School Hockey

If the last few years have shown us anything in New England Girls Division I prep hockey, it is that the talent pool is getting wider. Where in the past only a few teams could be considered as potential champions, now there are numerous solid ...

Albany Academy, Berkshire Will Pose Fits For Opponents In year one of his tenure, coach Brett Riley put together a solid season for Albany Academy (16-12-2). All signs point to the potential for an even better campaign in 2015-2016. Returning senior Kevin O’Neill (55 pts), ...

Kimball Union went undefeated in Lakes Region play last winter, and the Wildcats have to be considered a favorite again this year

Coming off a pair of down years, at least by their standards, Avon Old Farms (14-12-0) looks like it will be back with a vengeance this winter, as veteran coach John Gardner returns a ton of talent, bolstered by an impressive incoming group. The Winged ...

The toughest thing to do in sports is to repeat as champion, so what Salisbury School has done, win the last three New England Prep Elite tournaments, is nothing short of remarkable. Can the Crimson Knights make it four in row this coming March? They ...

Rivers (20-8-1) assumed the top spot in the HNIB News Girls D2 Prep Poll very early in the season and held on the entire season, entering the New England tournament still having that #1 ranking. And when the playoffs finished, there were the Red Wings, ...

  To show you how close things were in Girls Division I prep school hockey, the teams ranked #7 and #8 heading into the post-season ended up in the title game. That game was won by St.Paul’s (22-4-2), which gave the Big Red the D1 ...

New England Elite Tournament champion Salisbury sits atop our final Boys Prep Poll, right where it started in the pre-season

It is three Prep Elite Tournament titles in a row for Salisbury, as the Knights held off Dexter, 3-1, in the 2015 championship game