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Someone’s going to make history in the Division 3 boys hockey state championship between Hopkinton and Wachusett. The South sectional champion Hillers (17-6-2) and Central Mass. champion Mountaineers (17-4-2) meet in the finals Sunday, March 17, at TD Garden (11 a.m.) The late-morning breakfast affair ...

Hopkinton and Lowell came out of the gates of their MIAA Division 3 boys state semifinal at the Tsongas Center like Hagler and Hearns in the ring in 1985. They traded haymakers to the tune of nine first-period goals. But it was Hopkinton that ultimately ...

Senior captain defenseman Steve Simoes had two goals including the game-winner to lead Hopkinton to its first MIAA Division 3 South sectional championship at Gallo Arena as the Hillers downed TVL rival Ashland, 6-2. The teams had split two regular season games. Junior Tommy Hamblet ...

The MIAA Division 3 South boys hockey finals are set – and it’s all about rivalry. #11 Hopkinton (15-6-2) will meet neighbor #9 Ashland (15-5-3) in the South sectional championship Sunday, March 10 at 4 p.m. at Gallo Arena in Bourne. These are schools that ...

The Eastern Mass. Division 3 South pairings are out. The South qualified 21 teams. Combined with the North, the Eastern Mass. tourney is a 34-team division, each team vying for a trip to the TD Garden in March. Here is a look at the field: ...

The MIAA has announced a 21-team field for the Massachusetts Division 3 South Boys sectional tournament. MIAA Boys South D3 Seedings MIAA Boys South D3 Playoff Schedule

No need to move the gauge on Hanover this week. The #1 Indians had just one game and tied Scituate, a Division 2 team that is fighting for its tourney lives at 7-7-3. #2 North Quincy also had a trip through Division 2 – Plymouth ...

North Quincy. What have you done? It was so easy picking a top team in the Division 3 Eastern Mass. boys hockey Top 10 the last two years. Just go with the team that hasn’t lost a regular season game in two years. But you’ve ...

Top-seeded Hanover had no trouble this week, beating Whitman-Hanson, 5-2, and Pembroke, 9-1. Tick, tick, tick. The Indians still have yet to lose a regular-season game since Jan. 2017. North Quincy will be a challenge Wednesday, Jan. 23 at the Quincy Youth Arena (7 p.m.). ...