Tag Archives: Lincoln-Sudbury

It’s been more than a month since the official allowing starting date of high school hockey practices, and it’s been a mixed bag for teams in Eastern Mass. being able to get on the ice. Some have played a handful of games, while others still ...

Coming up with weekly rankings is never an exact science. And the process is only exacerbated this winter with all that is going on. Some teams have had to pause their seasons in the early going, some had their starts delayed, and others have upcoming ...

The COVID-19 pandemic first wiped out what figured to be a classic state final showdown between Lincoln-Sudbury and Canton – L-S handed the Bulldogs their lone loss in a two-season span last February, and both teams ultimately were declared 2020 co-champions. Now with no state ...

With the times we are in, the Dual County League girls programs will play amongst themselves this season in what should be a competitive division. BOSTON LATIN Last Year’s Record: 16-4-4 With its Boston home address, the Wolfpack will get started later than other league ...

With the current times we are in, all Dual County League programs will play within their own group this season and not take on any Merrimack Valley Conference clubs. It should still be a competitive division, with Waltham and Lincoln-Sudbury leading the way. Waltham (13-6-1) ...

The coronavirus outbreak and subsequent cancellation of the MIAA state championships created a unique situation of co-champions in Massachusetts boys’ hockey, including Canton and Lincoln-Sudbury in Division 2. But HNIB News is going to split the hair-thin difference between the teams. Based on its dominance ...

After playing into overtime in each of its previous two postseason games, Lincoln-Sudbury apparently didn’t want to tempt fate a third time. The Warriors made sure Monday night’s Division 2 North final was well in hand long before the 45 minutes of regulation time were ...

The 2020 MIAA Division 2 North boys hockey tournament gets under way Tuesday with all 16 teams in action. The “16” is the magic number, making for a complete bracket with eight first-round games and no teams earning a bye. Here is a look at ...

A well-stocked field of 32 teams is rocked and ready to drop the puck on the MIAA Girls Division 1 tournament. Action kicks off Monday evening with one preliminary round game. There is no shortage of talented teams that could emerge with the 2020 title. ...