Tag Archives: B.C. High

  Years from now, when the tales of this strangest of all seasons are told, the words of St. Mary’s coach Mark Lee, will apply to everyone who laced them up this winter. “These kids will be telling their kids about playing during all the ...

QUARTERFINALS Malden Catholic 2, BC. High 1 (OT) MC junior Nick Julian apparently likes to get things done in a hurry. He scored first and last – 23 seconds into the game and again 26 seconds into extra time when his shot deflected off an ...

And on and on it goes. Chaos has characterized this most unusual of seasons and it continued last week. Three previously unbeaten teams lost for the first time, two of them against high-end lower division opponents. Additionally, 14 teams moved one way or another from ...

The single constant throughout this carousel of a season in Massachusetts Division 1 has been the ongoing excellence of undefeated No. 1 Pope Francis (7-0-0), which started the season on top and is poised to make a box-to-wire run. The Independent Cardinals measured a pair ...

Independent No. 1 Pope Francis (5-0-0) won its only game of the week Tuesday against Bishop Feehan, 9-1 – a game marred by the unfortunate injury suffered by the Shamrocks’ senior forward AJ Quetta when he crashed headfirst into the boards. The teams joined in ...

Postponements – 24 in Division One this past week – pile up. Schedules continue to evolve on the fly. The lack of high profile non-league games makes it difficult to assess the true strengths of many clubs. And so it goes. This much seems pretty ...

In a week that saw 19 postponements, enough hockey was played to present our first in-season Massachusetts Boys Division 1 Top 20. And, to that end, there haven’t been any significant surprises. ** One piece of business – teams that have yet to play a ...

From the looks of things, this should be a typical highly competitive Catholic Conference race. Each team will play the other twice, for a 10 league-game season, with plans for a small post-season league tournament. St. John’s of Shrewsbury, a longtime independent program, joins the ...

There will be no State Tournaments. With teams playing only for league championships, those high-pressure non-league match-ups between elite programs that provide the measuring stick and the heartbeat of each season won’t take place. Framingham and Reading are on indefinite pause of their winter programs ...