Preps

*Updated 1/19/14   Another productive week and more time in the driver’s seat for No. 1 B.C. High (8-0-2) as the season hits its midpoint.  The Eagles handled No. 13 Reading, 5-0, early in the week then edged Catholic Conference foe No. 15 St. John’s ...

*Updated 1/19/14   The top five of the HNIB News Mass. Girls Division II Top 10 poll remain intact in this latest installment. Yet, there was much movement in the bottom five.   #1 Falmouth (6-1-1) prepared for its big week with a 5-2 win ...

*Updated 1/19/14   The year 2014 has certainly been good for the Williston (11-2-3)  girls hockey team. The Wildcats are 9-0-2 since the New Year dawned and are coming off a solid weekend that saw them move up to #5 in the latest HNIB News ...

* Updated 1/19/14 Top-ranked Beverly (11-0-1) did nothing other than solidify its #1 spot in the HNIB News Mass. Division II poll this week, rolling to a pair of wins over Wakefield (8-0) and Gloucester (8-1),  a game that saw Graham Doherty score four goals. ...

* Updated 1/19/14 Sure the Beverly/Danvers girls hockey team had been very impressive this season with its powerful offensive attack. But, some could say that the Panther hadn’t played any top-echelon clubs on its schedule and wanted to see them against the iron.   Saturday, ...

*Updated 1/19/14   Boys Prep hockey’s top two teams met Saturday when #1 Kent hosted #2 Salisbury in their second meeting of the season (the two teams tied 2-2 earlier this year).   And it was top-ranked Kent (12-1-1) that made the emphatic statement, taking ...

No. 1 B.C. scored less than two minutes into each period and knocked off No. 13 St. John’s Prep, 4-2, Saturday in the sixth annual Derek Hines Memorial Game at Ristuccia Arena.   The game honors U.S. Army 1st Lieutenant Derek S. Hines of Newburyport, ...

Division I   – Trailing by a goal early for the second time in three games, Fairfield Prep came back with four goals in the second and blew out West Haven 8-2 at the Wonderland of Ice. Kenny Kochiss had a goal and four assists, ...

In Wednesday night’s second marquee intersectional match-up of Top 10 teams, No. 6 Arlington Catholic (7-0-1) took down No. 9 St. John’s of Shrewsbury (7-3-1), 6-3, at Ed Burns Arena.   Trailing, 3-2, the Cougars unleashed a closing four-goal burst for the win behind goalie ...