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Sat. 1/25/14

Sat. Jan. 25 Highlights
Kent 4 @ Westminster 2 – A young, talented Westminster team gave it their best shot, tying up #1-ranked Kent when sophomore Taggart Corriveau scored with 10 seconds left in the second period to take a 2-2 deadlock into the second intermission. However, in the third, Kent’s size, depth, and experience were too much for the Martlets to overcome as Kent sophomore D Greg Krisberg scored a PPG at 9:48 and then added an empty-netter with 16 seconds remaining. Kent outshot Westy 41-24. Kent senior Stephen Morrissey (22/24) got the win, while Westminster senior Zac Hamilton (38/41) was the hard-luck loser.

@ Cushing 2, Belmont Hill 1 – Senior Matt Hoover scored a PPG in the first, and senior Adam Augusta scored in the second to give #5-ranked Cushing a 2-0 lead after two periods. Belmont Hill junior D Charlie Barrow scored in the third to make it a one-goal game but Cushing junior G Joey Daccord (22/23) barred the door after that. Bel Hill senior Ryan McConnell kicked out 32 of 34 in a losing effort.

@ Salisbury 3, Berkshire 2 – A Neil Robinson goal with 13 seconds left in regulation broke a 2-2 tie and lifted #2-ranked Salisbury past #8 Berkshire. Earlier, junior Kale Kane and senior Derek Barach had scored to give Salisbury a 2-0 lead midway through the second. But Berkshire came back on goals by seniors Nick O’Connor and Tipper Higgins to deadlock the game going into the third period.  Salisbury senior G Mitchell Datz (20/22) got the win, while Berkshire senior George Blinick (31/34) took the loss. Higgins (1g,1a), senior Jeff Thompson (2a) and O’Connor (1g,1a)  figured in both of Berkshire’s goals. Junior Vimal Sukumaran (2a) and senior Mitchell Smith (2a) each had two points for Salisbury, which is now 11-1-4 in NEPSIHA play. Berkshire is 12-4-2.

Dexter 5 @ St. Mark’s 1 – Seniors Jake McDonough (2g) and Kevin Merle (2a), and juniors Ryan Donato (2g) and Sam D’Antuono (2a) each had two points for #7-ranked Dexter. Senior Pat Fraser (29/30) earned the win in net.

St. George’s 3 @ BB&N 2 – Senior defensemen Connor Hegarty and Brien Diffley scored in the first period to give the host Knights a 2-0 lead, but the Dragons came back with three straight: sophomore D Tim Baumann cut it to 2-1, junior F Hunter Johnson tied it up at 2-2 early in the third, and senior Luc Woodard scored the game-winner with 5:20 remaining. BB&N outshot St. George’s, 32-18, but freshman Shane Conlon stopped 30 shots to give the Dragons the road win.

Brunswick 6 @ Millbrook 3 – Host Millbrook held a 2-0 lead early in the second, but Millbrook scored six of the next seven goals to win this one going away. For Brunswick, sophomore Jack Stephenson (1g,1eng), senior D Henry Hobbs (2a), and senior Nick Jermain (1g,1a) each had two points. For Millbrook, junior Jacob Moreau had two goals. Brunswick junior G Alex Connal stopped 22 of 25 shots for the win.

Taft 6 @ Kingswood-Oxford 0 – Junior Ross Colton had a hat trick and freshman goalie Andrew Farrier (12/13) earned the win. Taft is now 7-7-2 in NEPSIHA play.

@ Groton 4, Roxbury Latin 2 – Groton, down 2-0 late in the first period, came back with four unanswered goals, from four different scorers. Senior G Matt Pompa (15/17) picked up the win for Groton, now 9-5-2 in NEPSIHA play.

Hotchkiss @ Deerfield – SUSPENDED GAME – Host Deerfield held a 2-1 lead after one period of play when a power outage put a halt to the game. They waited an hour before calling it, and then 30 minutes after that the power returned, but it was too late to resume the game by then. The game will resume with the start of the second period at a date to be determined.

Brooks 3 @ Governors 1 – Junior KJ Moore scored two first-period goals and junior G Max Prawdzik (15/16) picked up the win. Brooks is now 12-5-1 in NEPSIHA play.

Rivers 5 @ Middlesex 1 – Senior forward Brendan VanSiclen (2g,2a) figured in four of Rivers’ five goals today. Junior Ryan Colena (19/20) earned the win. Rivers, now 10-7-0 in NEPSIHA play, outshot Middlesex 36-20. 

@ North Yarmouth Academy 7, Pingree 2 – Junior Bradley Potter (3g,2a), 7^th grader Oliver Wahlstrom (2g,2a), and sophomore Josh Chapman (1g,2a) led the attack. Freshman goalie Jeremy Thelven (22/24) earned the win in net.

NMH 4 @ Tilton 1 – Junior goaltender Conor O’Brien kicked out 35 of 36 shots and seniors Brandon Palacio (2g), Kevin Dazkeich (2a), and junior Ben Freeman (1g,1a) each had two points to lead the Hoggers. NMH is now 14-6-1 overall and 12-6-0 in NEPSIHA play.

@ Loomis-Chaffee 2, Andover 2 (OT) – A Cory Swift goal with the goaltender pulled for an extra attacker and 56 seconds remaining in regulation lifted host Loomis to the 2-2 tie. After a scoreless first period, Andover junior John Festa scored a PPG early in the second. Midway through the third, Andover went up 2-0 as PG Robert Devaney found the back of the net. But less than two minutes later junior Alex Esposito cut it to 2-1 and set things up for Swift’s heroics. Loomis senior Nick Kamm stopped 33 of 35 shots, while Andover junior Erik Wurman stopped 23. Andover senior D David Belluche had a pair of assists.

Portsmouth Abbey 4 @ Moses Brown 1 – Senior goaltender Connor Rodericks stopped 35 of 36 shots to lead PA.

@ Williston-Northampton 6, Albany Academy 2 – Juniors Tyler Scroggins (1g,2a), Rourke Ferguson (1g,1a) and d-man Chris Dumont (1g,1a) led the Williston attack, and senior goalie Tim Nowacki (29/31) picked up the win. Junior Shawn Knowlton scored both of AA’s goals. Williston is now 8-6-1 in NEPSIHA play.

Hoosac 4 @ Hebron 3 – PG Sean Spohr scored a pair of goals and junior Jordan Elwood had 33 saves to lead the Owls. Hebron had a 36-24 edge in shots, but came up short.

@ New Hampton 4, Brewster 3 (OT) – PG Kyle Valliere scored at 4:04 of OT to lift New Hampton to the come-from-behind win. Junior Jack Riley had two assists for New Hampton and senior Tim Sestak (33/36) earned the win in net. For Brewster, PG Brendan Murphy had a pair of goals, and senior Joe Osaka, from Tokyo, Japan, had a pair of assists. With the win, New Hampton reaches the .500 mark in NEPSIHA play. They are 11-11-1.

Hill 9 @ Rye CD 0 – Junior Freddie Monkman notched a hat trick and senior G Omeed Alidadi had a 13-save shutout.

Additional scores:
Choate 5, Avon 2
Exeter 5, St. Sebastian’s 2
St. Paul's 3, Lawrence 0
Canterbury 3, Pomfret 2

Midwest Prep Hockey League (Sat. 1/24 – Day 2 of 3)
Bowers Division Weekend @ Stanstead College; Stanstead, Que.
10:00 am -- St. Andrew’s College 12, Rice Memorial 0
12:15 pm – Stanstead College 3, Edge School 3
6:15 pm – Ridley College 6, Rice Memorial 2
8:30 pm – Edge School 3, St. Andrew’s College 3

Sunday Results at Stanstead College:
9:00 am – Ridley College 0, Edge School 0
11:15 am – St. Andrew’s College 7, Stanstead College 5

Wed. 1/29/14

Wed. Jan. 29 Highlights

@ Kent 4, Taft 2 – Senior Mitch Allen notched a hat trick, senior Brendan Soucie had three assists, and sophomore D Greg Krisberg had a pair of assists as #1 Kent won their 12^th consecutive game. Senior G Stephen Morrissey (31/33) earned the win.

Westminster 5 @ Avon Old Farms 4 (OT) – Sophomore Taggart Corriveau scored the tying goal with 22 seconds left in the third, and then scored again in OT, a powerplay goal to win it. Sophomore Brian Smyth (1g,1a) and senior Mario Benicky (1g,1a) each had two points for Westy. Avon has lost five of six and is now three games under .500 at 7-10-1.

Gunnery 3 @ Millbrook 0 – Gunnery senior goaltender Matthew Schneider recorded a 20-save shutout and three different teammates scored a goal. #8 Gunnery has won 10 of its last 11. Over the last 14 games they have not allowed more than three goals in any one contest.

Cushing 8 @ Tilton 4 – Sophs Bailey Conger (2g,1a) and David Cotton (1g,2a), senior Matt Hoover (1g,2a), and junior Stephen Marsico (2g) led the attack for #4-ranked Cushing.

NMH 3 @ KUA 1 – Junior goaltender Conor O’Brien kicked out 30 of 31 shots to lead the Hoggers past #10 KUA. NMH has won six of their last seven.

Canterbury 0 @ Berkshire 0 – In the double shutout, senior Christian Short (46/46) was in the net for Canterbury and senior George Blinick (27/27) was in goal for #7 Berkshire. The only other team to shut out Berkshire this season was Kent, 6-0 at the Avon Xmas Classic. Berkshire is 7-1-2 in their last ten.

@ Salisbury 6, Trinity-Pawling 0 – Freshman goaltender Nick Sorgio (12/12) got the shutout for #2-ranked Salisbury. The Knights’ offense came from senior F Evan Smith (1g,2a) and senior D Will Toffey (2g). Senior forwards Derek Barach (2a) and Neil Robinson (2a) chipped in too. Salisbury outshot T-P, 45-12, and have scored a combined 17 goals over their last two games, which is more than their previous six games combined.

@ Exeter 8, Holderness 0 -- #5-ranked Exeter got a 13-save shutout from junior G Max Barr. Junior Andy Espinoza (1g,2a) and PG Kevin Neiley (1g,2a) each had three points. Senior forward Cody Rorick (2g), PG forward David White (1g,1a), and sophomore D Spenser Young (2a) each had two points. Exeter, which outshot Holderness 52-13, is 10-2-2 over their last 14 games.

@ Dexter 6, Pomfret 1 -- Seniors Jake McDonough (2g) and Ian Sheridan (1g,1a), junior Ryan Donato (1g,1a), and sophs Jack Donato (1g,1a) and Kevin Hock (2a) led the Dexter attack. Senior G Pat Fraser kicked out 15 of 16 for the win. #9 Dexter has won seven in a row.

Choate 3 @ Hotchkiss 0 – Junior Sam Tucker kicked out 26 shots to earn the shutout. The Wild Boars, who have only one loss in their last nine (5-1-3), got offensive punch from senior forwards Joey Caffrey (1g,1a) and Owen Powers (1g,1a) and senior D Max Daigle (1g,1a). Junior F Jeremy Germain had three assists.

St. Paul’s 8 @ Governor’s 1 – Junior Austin Ricci (2g,2a) and John Laurito (1g,2a) and senior David Storto (2g,1a) led the SPS attack. Sophomore D Giacomo Messina had two assists. Junior Nathan Colannino (16/17) earned the shutout. St. Paul’s has won three in a row.

@ Belmont Hill 4, Lawrence 1 – Senior Joe Welch (1g,1a) and junior Charlie McConnell (1g,1a) each had two points. Bel Hill has won four of its last five.

Tabor 11 @ Moses Brown 0 – Senior Fred Kaub had three goals, and junior Wiley Knight had two.

@ Stanstead College 4, New Hampton 3 – Four different scorers had one goal apiece.  Stanstead junior G Alex Butler stopped 29 of 32 shots for the win.

Harvey 2 @ Hackley 1 (OT) -- Senior Corey Eisenband scored a pair of powerplay goals for Harvey, the second of which came in OT. Junior Keith Lambert assisted on both goals. Junior Mark Seigal (25/26) got the win.

Groton 2 @ Rivers 2 – Senior Hank Miller scored late in the second period to lift Rivers to the tie, and they had to come back from a 2-0 first period deficit to do it. Goalies were senior Matt Pompa (29/31) for Groton, and junior Ryan Colena (18/20) for Rivers.

@ Middlesex 3, St. George’s 2 – Senior Ben Franks (1g,1a) and junior Eric Shaw  (1g,1a) led the Middlesex offense. Sophomore goaltender Tristan Collins (36/38) earned the win, while freshman Shane Conlon (47/50) was the hard-luck loser for the Dragons.

Berwick 2 @ Brooks 0 – Junior Joe Lazzaro (29/29) earned the shutout for Berwick. Senior Alex Hopkins and junior Lucas Michaud scored the goals. Brooks has lost three of its last four.

Proctor 4 @ Brewster 1 – Junior F Hunter Luhmann had a pair of goals and junior goaltender Beau Collins stopped 37 of 38 shots to lead the Rams, who have now won four in a row.

@ Worcester Academy 4, Portsmouth Abbey 3 – Worcester got goals from four different scorers. PA soph Josh Vertentes (2g,1a) figured in all three of their goals.

@ Loomis-Chaffee 5, Williston 4 – Senior Cory Swift notched a hat trick to lead the Pelicans. Junior Alex Esposito had a pair of assists. For Williston, junior forwards Tyler Scroggins (2g) and Brandon Borges (1g,1a) each had two points. PG Max Willman had one assist.

@ St. Sebastian’s 4, Milton 3 – Senior Tedy Loughborough (32/35) earned the win and junior Will D’Orsi (1g,1a) led the St. Seb’s scorers. For the visiting Mustangs, sophomore Trevor Turnbull, his team’s leading scorer, figured in all three goals (2g,1a). Milton, which hasn’t been getting a lot of offensive production lately, has lost five of its last six games.

@ St. Mark’s 8, Roxbury Latin 0 – Sophs Luke O’Brien (3g,1a) and Zach Tsekos (1g,2a), and junior Adam Lee (4a) had big days. Sophomore D Grant Sherman (1g,1a), and junior d-men Brendan Dawson (1g,1a)  and Sean Bellefeuille (1g,1a) each chipped in with two points. Lions senior goaltender Robert Labonte stopped all 16 shots he faced for the shutout.  

Tues. 1/28/14

RPI Rankings: It’s That Time Again

Given that the end of January is upon us and a number of teams have begun to separate themselves from the pack, we felt that it was time to calculate and post the current RPI rankings for all NEPSIHA teams. Before we get to the rankings, however, we feel a quick reminder of what goes into the rankings is in order, especially considering that every year we have some new readers. The RPI is set up as a way to rank NEPSIHA teams in an equitable manner, one that attempts to take into account both how well a team has performed as well as the strength of their schedule. With that in mind, here are a couple of reminders before getting into it. 1) Only games against other NEPSIHA teams count towards playoff calculations. 2) Games in tournaments decided after the first five minutes of overtime (i.e., via a shootout or extended overtime) count as ties for both of the teams involved. And 3) All games against NEPSHIA teams will count towards the RPI.

The following RPI calculations, which include games through Sun. Jan. 27, are based on three categories: 

1. The first portion of the calculation is based on a team’s winning percentage. Simply put, this is how well a team performs in its own games. This is important because a team needs a strong winning percentage no matter who they play. A team’s winning percentage is calculated by adding the number of wins plus 1/2 the number of ties and dividing this total by the number of games played. Winning percentage accounts for 25% of the total RPI calculation.

2. The second portion of the RPI is a calculation of each team’s opponents winning percentage. In other words, how good are the teams that you are playing during the year in question? Winning percentage is calculated the same way as above, but this time the mathematics is based on the total number of your opponent’s wins, plus half the number of their ties. Next, divide that total by the number of games played by your opponents.  This category is worth 21% of the RPI calculation because how you play (your own winning percentage) should be worth a bit more than how your opponents play (the second category). 

3. The third portion of the RPI is based on your opponents’ opponents’ winning percentage.  This is basically set up as a ‘strength of schedule’ component, and is an attempt to eliminate much of the variation that can happen to teams on a yearly basis in terms of wins and losses.  This helps eliminate the need/desire to change schedules because one team may be stronger or weaker from one year to the next.  It also eliminates the possibility that you can decrease your own RPI by defeating another team. This third category is worth 54% of the total RPI calculation. 

The above RPI calculations, as utilized by NEPSIHA, mirror those used by Division I college hockey and adopted for use in 2006. However, the Stuart/Corkery ‘Elite Eight’ playoff tournament seedings are not determined solely by RPI. To arrive at the final seedings for the Elite 8 another step is required. That’s where the JSPR system comes into play. Just as college hockey has a system for comparing the top teams and how they fare against one another -- i.e., the Pairwise Rankings – prep hockey utilizes the JSPR system as a means to compare the top teams and how they have played against each other. At this point of the season the RPI rankings give the best point of comparison, but in a week or two we will post the first set of JSPR rankings (along with an explanation of how those numbers are calculated). In order for a team to be considered for the JSPR, however, they must finish among the top 16 teams in terms of RPI. When the season ends, and the top 8 finishers, as determined by the JSPR formula, are culled, all remaining schools are seeded, solely using the RPI, for the big school and small school tournaments.

Here are the RPI Rankings. They are current through games of Sunday Jan. 26th. As we get closer to the end of the season we will have more frequent RPI rankings. We will also, of course, start publishing JSPR calculations as well.

RPI Rankings, through Sun. Jan. 26

Notes:

- First off please note that, regardless of their RPI, if a team does not play 15 games against NEPSIHA competition, they will not be eligible for the playoffs. There are only a handful of schools that this generally applies to.

If you are curious as to how things can change, here’s a look at the top 16 at this time last year. And remember, Salisbury won it all, topping Kent, and neither were in the top four with a month to go.
1. KUA, 2. Belmont Hill, 3. Berkshire, 4. Gunnery, 5. Kent, 6. Dexter, 7. Salisbury, 8. Avon, 9. Exeter, 10. Cushing, 11. Westminster, 12. Kents Hill, 13. Choate, 14. Milton. 15. Loomis, and 16. St. Sebastian’s. When the final RPI was calculated 15 of these teams were among the final 16. Loomis lost four of their last five and fell out of contention; Thayer won four of their last five and finished tenth in RPI. Also, The top seven teams with a month to go were still the top seven teams at the end. The biggest scramble was with teams ranked 8-16. A lot of volatility there. Also, watch the teams between 12-20 as that is the group from which teams can jump up into the Top 16 -- or fall out of the Top 16. Actually, you can go a little farther than 20: Last year Thayer was at 21, but pulled themselves all the way up to #10. There are some very big hockey games played in the last month and we'll attempt to point them out when they arise.

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Large School/Small School Breakdown

You will notice that the left-hand column in the RPI rankings is designated for school size – large or small. There are 64 NEPSIHA schools and 32 are considered large, and 32 are considered small.

Here is the list for this year. The number next to the school names indicated male enrollment only.

Large School/Small School Breakdown

Sun. 1/26/14- and updated since

Prep Composite, Week of Jan. 27, 2014
Mon. Jan. 27
Rye CD @ Worcester Academy vs., 3:30 pm
Princeton Day School @ Portledge, 4:00 pm
Trinity-Pawling @ Hotchkiss, 4:30 pm
Albany Academy @ Berkshire, 4:30 pm
New Hampton @ Holderness, 4:30 pm
Westminster @ Williston-Northampton, 5:00 pm
Salisbury @ Brunswick, 5:00 pm
Thayer @ BB&N, 5:15 pm
Brooks @ Dexter, 6:00 pm

Tues. Jan. 28
Seton Hall Prep @ Notre Dame, 4:30 pm
Pope John @ Delbarton, 4:45 pm
Xaverian @ Malden Catholic, 6:00 pm
Springfield Cathedral @ Austin Prep, 7:15 pm

Wed. Jan. 29
St Joseph Seminary @ Vermont Academy, 2:00 pm (S)
Westminster @ Avon Old Farms, 2:30 pm
Taft @ Kent, 2:30 pm
Gunnery @ Millbrook, 2:30 pm
Northfield - Mt. Hermon @ Kimball Union, 3:00 pm
Pomfret @ Dexter, 3:30 pm
Choate @ Hotchkiss, 3:30 pm
Tabor @ Moses Brown, 3:30 pm
Trinity-Pawling @ Salisbury, 4:00 pm
Nichols @ Appleby College, 4:00 pm
Proctor @ Brewster Academy, 4:00 pm
Noble & Greenough @ Thayer, 4:00 pm
South Kent @ Albany Academy, 4:00 pm
Hill School @ LaSalle College HS (PA), 4:00 pm
Deerfield @ Andover, 4:00 pm
Hackley School @ Harvey, 4:00 pm
Lawrence Academy @ Belmont Hill, 4:15 pm
Groton @ Rivers, 4:30 pm
St. George's @ Middlesex, 4:30 pm
Cushing @ Tilton, 4:30 pm
Canterbury @ Berkshire, 4:30 pm
Williston-Northampton @ Loomis-Chaffee, 4:30 pm
Berwick @ Brooks, 4:30 pm -- game will start at 5:30 pm
Milton @ St. Sebastian's, 4:30 pm
Portsmouth Abbey @ Worcester Academy, 4:45 pm
Holderness @ Exeter, 4:45 pm
New Hampton @ Stanstead College, 5:00 pm
St. Paul's @ Governor's, 5:00 pm
Roxbury Latin @ St. Mark's, 5:00 pm
Kingswood-Oxford @ Rye Country Day, 5:00 pm
Delbarton @ Lawrenceville, 5:00 pm
Hoosac @ Winchendon, 5:00 pm
North Yarmouth Academy @ Hebron, 6:00 pm
St. John's -- Shrewsbury @ BC High, 7:00 pm
Central Catholic @ Billerica High School, 7:00 pm

Thurs. Jan. 30
Tilton @ Proctor, 5:00 pm

Fri. Jan. 31
Don Bosco Prep vs. CBA, 1:15 pm (@ Yankee Stadium)
Cushing @ Kimball Union, 3:15 pm
Vermont Academy @ Kingswood-Oxford, 3:30 pm
Kents Hill @ Berwick, 4:00 pm
King-Low @ Harvey, 4:00 pm
Malvern Prep @ Hill School, 4:15 pm
Brewster Academy @ Tabor, 4:30 pm
Pingree @ St. Mark's, 4:30 pm
Delbarton @ Bishop Eustace Prep, 4:30 pm
Rivers @ Groton, 4:45 pm -- makeup from Sat. 12/4
Andover @ Belmont Hill, 5:00 pm
Moses Brown @ BB&N, 5:30 pm
St. Paul's @ Noble & Greenough, 5:30 pm
Chatham vs. St. Peter’s Prep, 5:45 (@ Yankee Stadium)
Winchendon @ New Hampton, 6:00 pm
Brunswick @ Albany Academy, 7:00 pm
Shady Side Academy @ Lawrenceville, 7:00 pm
Ridley College @ Nichols, 7:30 pm
Orchard Lake St. Mary @ Gilmour Academy, 8:45 pm

Sat. Feb. 1
Orchard Lake St. Mary @ Gilmour Academy, 10:30 am
Hingham High School @ Springfield Cathedral, 12:00 pm
Malden Catholic @ St. John's Prep, 12:00 pm
Shady Side Academy @ Lawrenceville, 1:00 pm
Belmont Hill @ Rivers, 2:00 pm
Albany Academy @ Winchendon, 2:00 pm
Pingree @ Kents Hill, 2:00 pm
Middlesex @ Brooks, 2:30 pm
Exeter @ Milton, 3:00 pm
St. Sebastian's @ Tabor, 3:00 pm
Rye H.S. @ Rye Country Day, 3:00 pm
Groton @ BB&N, 3:15 pm
Brewster Academy @ North Yarmouth Academy, 3:15 pm
Vermont Academy @ Northfield - Mt. Hermon, 3:15 pm
Kimball Union @ Holderness, 3:30 pm
St. Mark's @ Moses Brown, 4:15 pm
Governor's @ Thayer, 4:45 pm
Berwick @ Tilton, 5:00 pm
Dexter @ Andover, 5:30 pm
Catholic Memorial vs. Delbarton, 5:30 pm (@ Yankee Stadium)
Roxbury Latin @ Worcester Academy, 6:15 pm
Austin Prep @ St. Mary's High School, 6:30 pm
Boston Jr. Bruins (Empire) @ Bridgton Academy, 7:00 pm

Sun. Feb. 2
Bridgton Academy @ Stanstead College, 1:00 pm
Xaverian @ St Johns Shrewsbury, 1:00 pm

Mon. Feb. 3
Delbarton @ Seton Hall Prep, 4:15 pm
Kent @ Brunswick, 5:30 pm – rescheduled from 1/5
Austin Prep @ Central Catholic, 5:30 pm
Catholic Memorial vs. BC High, 7:00 pm (@ Conte Forum, BC) – rescheduled from 2/1
Malden Catholic @ Bishop Guertin, 7:45 pm


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31^st Annual MacPherson Tournament
At St. Andrew’s College; Aurora, Ontario, Fri.-Sun. Jan. 31-Feb. 2, 2014

Hamilton Division: Cégep de Sainte-Foy, St. Andrew’s College, St. Francis High School, Upper Canada College. Meagher Division: Appleby College, Buffalo Sabres, Cégep de Thetford, Northwood School.

Fri. Jan. 31
9:00 am – Upper Canada College vs. Cégep de Sainte-Foy
9:15 am – Northwood School vs. Appleby College
9:30 am – St. Andrew’s College vs. St. Francis High School
9:30 am – Buffalo Sabres vs. Cégep de Thetford
3:45 pm -- Appleby College vs. Buffalo Sabres
3:45 pm -- Cégep de Thetford vs. Northwood School
4:00 pm -- Upper Canada College vs. St. Francis High School
7:00 pm -- St. Andrew’s College vs. Cégep de Sainte-Foy

Sat. Feb. 1
 9:30 am -- St. Francis High School vs. Cégep de Sainte-Foy
10:00 am -- Cégep de Thetford vs. Appleby College
11:30 am --- Northwood School vs. Buffalo Sabres
12:00 am -- Upper Canada College vs. St. Andrew’s College
 7:00 pm -- #1 Hamilton Div. vs. #2 Meagher Div.
 9:00 pm -- #1 Meagher Div. vs. #2 Hamilton Div.

Sun. Feb. 2
9:00 am – #3 Hamilton Div. vs. #3 Meagher Div.
9:15 am -- #4 Hamilton Div. vs. #4 Meagher Div.
11:00 am – Consolation Game
 1:00 pm – Championship Game

Wed. 1/22/14

Wed. Jan. 22 Highlights

NMH Tops #5 Cushing -- Again

Gill, Mass. – Northfield-Mt. Hermon, trailing #5-ranked Cushing, 3-2, early in the third period in ice-cold McCollum Arena this afternoon, put the Penguins in hypothermic shock with four straight goals to take a 6-3 decision.

It was the Penguins’ second loss in their last three games.

It was also the second time this season -- in two meetings -- that NMH has defeated Cushing. On Jan. 1, at the Watkins Tournament, NMH edged Cushing, 5-4, in OT.

Junior F Peter Owen Hayward (2g,1a), senior F Kevin Dazkevich (1g,2a), junior F Ben Freeman (1ENG, 3a), and junior D Alden Weller (1g,1a) all had big days offensively for NMH. Hoggers’ junior G Conor O’Brien kicked out 39 of 42 for the win.

For Cushing, sophomores David Cotton and Bailey Conger each had a goal and an assist. And junior goalie Joey Daccord faced a lot of rubber, stopping 47 of 52.

The unsung heroes in this game were the spectators, who shivered in NMH’s chain-link enclosed rink as temperatures barely snuck above single digits at the opening faceoff. The cold played in favor of the host team, who are accustomed to it. Cushing players were visibly uncomfortable with the frigid conditions.

Tues. 1/21/14- updated Thurs. 1/23/14

Storm Cancellations

The winter storm hitting New England is expected to clear out by midday Wednesday, but there will be cancellations, particularly from day schools. Please send all cancellations and postponements to information (at) ushr.com so people don’t head out to games that are not taking place. Thank you.

Rivers @ Roxbury Latin -- cancelled, no makeup date announced
Groton @ BB&N -- postponed, makeup date TBA
Thayer @ St. Paul's -- postponed to Thurs. 1/23 @ 5:00 pm
Pingree @ Portsmouth Abbey -- cancelled
Dexter # St. George's -- postponed to Fri. 1/24 @ 4:00 pm

Mon. 1/20/14 -- updated

Prep Composite, Week of Jan. 20, 2014
Mon. Jan. 20
Melrose High School @ Austin Prep, 1:00 pm
Malden Catholic @ Central Catholic, 1:30 pm
Chelmsford HS @ Xaverian, 4:00 pm
Worcester Academy @ Pomfret, 4:30 pm
St. Paul's @ Holderness, 4:30 pm -- Game rescheduled. New date: Mon. 2/10 at 4:00 pm
Millbrook @ Canterbury, 5:00 pm
Salisbury @ Choate, 5:00 pm
Don Bosco Prep @ Fairfield Prep (CT), 6:00 pm

Tues. Jan. 21
Kents Hill @ Hebron, 4:15 pm
CBA @ Delbarton, 4:45 pm -- postponed to Sat. 1/25 at 6:00 pm

Wed. Jan. 22
Berkshire @ Hotchkiss, 2:00 pm
New Hampton @ Tilton, 2:00 pm
St. Michael's College School @ St. Andrew's College, 2:15 pm
Avon Old Farms @ Loomis-Chaffee, 2:30 pm
St. Mark's @ Middlesex, 2:30 pm
Cushing @ Northfield - Mt. Hermon, 2:30 pm
Kent @ Taft, 2:30 pm
Kingswood-Oxford @ Pomfret, 2:45 pm
Trinity-Pawling @ Choate, 3:00 pm
Gunnery @ Salisbury, 3:30 pm
Rivers @ Roxbury Latin, 3:30 pm -- cancelled
Thayer @ St. Paul's, 4:00 pm -- postponed to Thurs. 1/23 at 5:00 pm
Hoosac @ Vermont Academy, 4:00 pm
Belmont Hill @ Brooks, 4:00 pm
Winchendon @ Andover, 4:15 pm
Governor's @ Lawrence Academy, 4:30 pm
Holderness @ Brewster Academy, 4:30 pm
North Yarmouth Academy @ Kents Hill, 4:30 pm
Williston-Northampton @ Millbrook, 4:30 pm
Dexter @ St. George's, 4:30 pm -- postponed to Fri. 1/24 at 4:00 pm
Berwick @ Proctor, 4:30 pm
Lawrenceville @ Wyoming Seminary, 4:30 pm
Kimball Union @ Exeter, 4:30 pm
Noble & Greenough @ St. Sebastian's, 4:30 pm
Westford Academy @ Central Catholic, 4:30 pm
Groton @ BB&N, 4:45 pm -- postponed, makeup date TBA
Deerfield @ Westminster, 4:45 pm
Pingree @ Portsmouth Abbey, 5:00 pm -- cancelled
BC High @ Xaverian, 5:45 pm

Thurs. Jan. 23
Rye Country Day @ Harvey, 4:00 pm
Kingswood-Oxford @ Loomis-Chaffee, 4:45 pm
Thayer @ St. Paul's, 5:00 pm -- makeup of Wed. 1/22 snowed-out game
Acton-Boxborough HS @ Springfield Cathedral, 6:30 pm
Winchester @ Malden Catholic, 7:15 pm
Delbarton @ Bergen Catholic, 8:45 pm

Fri. Jan. 24
Worcester Academy @ Roxbury Latin, 3:30 pm
Hebron @ Berwick, 3:30 pm
Hoosac @ Kents Hill, 4:00 pm
St. Sebastian's @ Thayer, 4:00 pm
Dexter @ St. George's, 4:00 pm -- makeup of Wed. 1/22 snowed-out game
Portledge @ Wyoming Seminary, 4:30 pm
Groton @ Lawrence Academy, 4:45 pm
Cushing @ Exeter, 5:00 pm
Noble & Greenough @ Rivers, 5:00 pm
Tilton @ Kimball Union, 5:30 pm
Governor's @ BB&N, 6:00 pm
North Yarmouth Academy @ New Hampton, 6:00 pm
LaSalle @ Lawrenceville, 6:00 pm
Vermont Academy @ Proctor, 6:30 pm
Don Bosco Prep @ Suffern HS, 7:00 pm
Taft @ Trinity-Pawling, 7:00 pm
Nichols @ Upper Canada College, 7:30 pm
Gilmour Academy @ Lake Forest Academy, 8:30 pm

Midwest Prep Hockey League (Fri. 1/24 – Day 1 of 3)
Bowers Division Weekend @ Stanstead College; Stanstead, Que.
10:00 am – Ridley vs. Stanstead
12:15 pm – Edge vs. Rice Memorial
6:15 pm – St. Andrew’s College vs. Ridley
8:30 pm – Rice Memorial vs. Stanstead College

Sat. Jan. 25
Nichols vs. St. Michael's College School, 10:00 am (@ UCC)
Malden Catholic @ Catholic Memorial, 1:00 pm -- new starting time is 3:30 pm
Roxbury Latin @ Groton, 1:30 pm
Portsmouth Abbey @ Moses Brown, 1:30 pm
St. George's @ BB&N, 2:00 pm
Hoosac @ Hebron, 2:00 pm
Brooks @ Governor's, 2:30 pm
Belmont Hill @ Cushing, 2:30 pm -- new starting time is 3:00 pm
Kent @ Westminster, 3:00 pm
Northfield - Mt. Hermon @ Tilton, 3:00 pm
Boston Latin @ Central Catholic, 3:15 pm
Berkshire @ Salisbury, 3:30 pm
Hill School @ Rye Country Day, 3:30 pm
St. Paul's @ Lawrence Academy, 3:30 pm
Harvey @ Forman School, 3:30 pm
Brunswick @ Millbrook, 4:00 pm
Dexter @ St. Mark's, 4:00 pm
Albany Academy @ Williston-Northampton, 4:00 pm
Taft @ Kingswood-Oxford, 4:00 pm
Springfield Cathedral @ BC High, 4:15 pm
Andover @ Loomis-Chaffee, 4:15 pm
Rivers @ Middlesex, 4:30 pm
Canterbury @ Pomfret, 4:30 pm
Pingree @ North Yarmouth Academy, 4:30 pm
Brewster Academy @ New Hampton, 5:00 pm
Appleby College vs. Nichols, 6:00 pm  (@ UCC)
Austin Prep @ Arlington Catholic, 6:00 pm
Exeter @ St. Sebastian's, 6:00 pm
Hotchkiss @ Deerfield, 6:00 pm
St John’s Prep @ Xaverian, 6:30 pm
Choate @ Avon Old Farms, 7:00 pm
National Sports Academy @ Bridgton Academy, 7:00 pm
Hamden Hall @ Fieldston Prep, 7:00 pm
Selects Academy U18 @ Northwood Junior, 7:30 pm

Midwest Prep Hockey League (Sat. 1/24 – Day 2 of 3)
Bowers Division Weekend @ Stanstead College; Stanstead, Que.
10:00 am -- St. Andrew’s College vs. Rice Memorial
12:15 pm – Stanstead College vs. Edge School
6:15 pm – Ridley College vs. Rice Memorial
8:30 pm – Edge School vs. St. Andrew’s College

Sun. Jan. 26
National Sports Academy @ Bridgton Academy, 12:00 pm
Selects Academy U18 @ Northwood Junior, 12:00 pm
Middlesex Bears @ Hill School, 12:30 pm
Canterbury @ Winchendon, 1:00 pm
CBA @ Don Bosco Prep, 6:15 pm

Midwest Prep Hockey League (Sun. 1/25 – Day 3 of 3)
Bowers Division Weekend @ Stanstead College; Stanstead, Que.
9:00 am – Ridley College vs. Edge School
11:15 am – Stanstead College vs. St. Andrew’s College

Mon. Jan. 27
Princeton Day School @ Portledge, 4:00 pm
Trinity-Pawling @ Hotchkiss, 4:30 pm
Albany Academy @ Berkshire, 4:30 pm
New Hampton @ Holderness, 4:30 pm
Westminster @ Williston-Northampton, 5:00 pm
Salisbury @ Brunswick, 5:00 pm
Thayer @ BB&N, 5:15 pm
Brooks @ Dexter, 6:00 pm

Sat. 1/18/14

Sat. Jan. 18 Highlights
-- #2 Kent KOs #1 Salisbury

#2-ranked Kent, which had gone on the road and tied #1-ranked Salisbury 2-2 back on Dec. 13^th, today clinched the season’s series with an emphatic 6-2 win in front of a jam-packed home crowd.

Not only that, but Kent (12-1-1) handed Salisbury (9-1-3) its first loss of the season.

The offensive heroes for Kent were senior forwards Lewis Zerter-Gossage (2g,1a) and Phil Klitirinos (2g,1a). Senior F Anthony Rinaldi and junior D Josh Hardiman also found the back of the net for the Lions. Dylan McCrory and Mitch Allen each had a pair of assists.

After a scoreless first period in which Kent had the better of the quality scoring chances, Anthony Rinaldi put the Lions up 1-0 at the 2:02 mark of the second period. Salisbury’s Kale Kane evened the score at 1-1 three minutes later.

The killer for the visitors came late in the second, when Klitirinos converted on a Salisbury turnover and stuffed it short side past Knights senior goaltender Mitchell Datz. Just 1:28 later defenseman Hardiman blasted a shot from the point through traffic to beat Datz low and give Kent a 3-1 lead to take into the second intermission.

Early in the third, Harvard recruit Zerter-Gossage made it 4-1 after skating through the neutral zone, keeping the puck wide, cutting in toward the circles and firing a wrister past Datz’s glove hand. Klitirinos made it 5-1 off a rebound before Salisbury senior d-man Will Toffey, on a 5-on-3 PP, scored on a blast from the point to cut the lead to 5-2. Zerter-Gossage made it 6-2 with 13 seconds left off a beautiful feed from Klitirinos.

Asked what the key to the game was, Kent head coach Dale Reinhardt said, “We wanted to go out and pressure the Salisbury D.  If you let them break out of the zone untouched you’ll be in trouble.”

Kent succeeded on that score. They have tremendous depth both up front and on the back end -- and they really came after Salisbury. Their aggressiveness appeared to interrupt Salisbury’s flow and take them off their game. Kent didn’t let up, whereas the best aspects of Salisbury’s game were evident only in spurts. At other times, Salisbury sat back a bit and was outmuscled in the 1-on-1 battles. Kent simply was the stronger and more mature team.

In 12 of 14 games this season, Kent has allowed two or fewer goals. Only Exeter, in a 4-3 win over Kent on Dec. 8, and Hotchkiss, in an 8-3 loss, have scored more.

Kent senior goaltender Stephen Morrissey, who’s been a model of consistency all season and stopped 33 of 35 today, did not have to make a lot of great saves, as Salisbury had very few Grade A chances. On the other hand, Salisbury’s  Datz (26/32) had a rough day, and while he would surely like to have a couple back, the loss was a team loss.

@ Berkshire 3, Avon 2 (OT) – After two periods Avon, on goals from Sam Levin and Jake Gresh, held a 2-1 lead on the road. But Berkshire’s Craig Puffer tied it up early in the third and Charlie Corcoran scored a powerplay goal at 3:13 of OT to win it. Senior G George Blinick (28/30) got the win, while Avon junior Tucker Weppner (35/38) took the loss. Avon has lost three in a row and five of their last six. #8-ranked Berkshire, on the other hand, is undefeated in their last six (5-0-1).

@ Millbrook 2, Hoosac 1 – Millbrook senior Brett Supinski broke a 1-1 tie with a late second period short-handed goal to give his team the win. Supinski also had an assist on Millbrook’s first goal, from junior Zach Coppola. In net, Millbrook junior Matt Kricheli (16/17) got the win; Hoosac junior Jordan Elwood (28/30) was the hard-luck loser. Millbrook moves to 12-7-1 (10-6-0 in NEPSIHA play).

@ Westminster 5, Loomis-Chaffee 2 – Westy got goals from five different scorers and senior G Zac Hamilton kicked out 24 shots. Loomis had the edge in shots, 26-25, but there is no consolation to be found there. The Martlets are now 4-0-1 in their last five.

@ Belmont Hill 4, St. Paul’s 1 – Belmont Hill got goals from four different scorers to improve to 8-5-3 (6-5-2 in NEPSIHA play). Senior Ryan McConnell (29/30) earned the win.

@ Northfield-Mt. Hermon 6, Lawrenceville 1 – PGs Jordan Dow (2g) and Matt Greenwood (2a), and juniors Ben Freeman (1g,1a) and Spencer Manchuck (1g,1a) each had two points. PG goalie Kyle Redmond had 17 saves for the win. NMH outshot L’ville 63-18. NMH is now 12-5-1 overall (10-5-0 in NEPSIHA play).

@ Winchendon 4, Kents Hill 1 – Winchendon senior goalie Oscar Forell (32/33) held the fort and seniors Matthew-Donald Toombs (1g,1a), Matthew Tufts (1g,1a), Nicolas Potvin (2a), and junior Jarod Fitzpatrick (1g,1a) each notched two points.

@ Trinity-Pawling 6, Kingswood-Oxford 0 – Senior D Johnny Coughlin (1g,3a) had four points and senior F Devin Brink (1g,2a) had three assists to lead the way for T-P. Senior Matthew Michals (18/18) had the shutout. T-P moves to 8-6-1 overall (6-6-1 in NEPSIHA play).

@ Rivers 4, BB&N 1 – Rivers won its fourth in a row behind junior goalie Ryan Colena (22/23). BB&N suffers consecutive losses for the first time this season.

@ Hebron 3, Tilton 0 – Tilton outshot Hebron 33-14 but came up empty-handed as Hebron senior goaltender Austin Wildes kicked out all 33 shots he faced to earn the shutout win.

@ St. Mark’s 5, St. George’s 0 -- St. Mark’s senior goalie Robert Labonte stopped all 28 shots he faced in a shutout performance today. St. Mark’s got five goals from five different scorers and are 9-1-2 over their last 12 games.

@ Choate 3, Deerfield 2 – Deerfield outshot Choate, 49-30, but came out on the wrong end of a 3-2 score. For Choate, junior goaltender Andrew Tucci was the hero, kicking out 47 shots to help the Wild Boars avenge a Dec. 14^th 4-2 loss at Deerfield. Senior F Joey Caffrey (2g,1a) and senior D Max Daigle (1g,2a) led the attack. Junior Jeremy Germain chipped in with two assists. The Wild Boars are 3-0-2 over their last five and improve to 8-4-2 (5-4-2 in NEPSIHA play).

@ Albany Academy 7, Pomfret 4 – Junior Shawn Knowlton (3g,3a) had six points. Senior Jake Mayette (2g,1a) and junior Sean Dempsey (4a) also had big days.

@ Gunnery 6, Williston-Northampton 2 – Senior F Nathan Sucese (3g,1a) and senior G Andrew Schneider (21/23) led #10-ranked Gunnery to their eighth straight win. Gunnery, which outshot Williston 55-23, is now 12-5-0 overall (10-5-0 in NEPSIHA play).

@ St. Sebastian’s 4, Governor’s 3 – Seniors Corey Ronan (2g,1a) and Nick Flanagan (1g,2a), and junior Will D’Orsi (3a) each had three points to lead St. Sebastian’s, which scored all four of their goals in the second period.

@ Andover 8, Noble & Greenough 4 – #5-ranked Nobles held a 4-3 lead halfway through the second period but allowed five unanswered goals and saw their five-game winning streak come to an end. For Andover, which outshot Nobles 41-31, senior forwards Michael Lata (1g,2a) and Robert Devaney (1g,2a) and senior d-men Michael Kim (2g,1a) and David Belluche (1g,2a) each had three points. Nobles soph Luke Stevens (1g,2a) figured in three of Nobles’ four goals.

Exeter 4, Hotchkiss 1 – In a neutral-site game played at the Springfield Olympia, #4-ranked Exeter, on a pair of first period goals by PGs Patrick Besse and Henry Hart just 17 seconds apart, broke out to an early 2-0 lead. Later in the first, Hotchkiss, on the PK, cut it to 2-1 when junior Roberto Cellini stripped an Exeter d-man at the blue line, broke in alone, and beat Exeter junior goalie Max Barr (22/23). In the third, Henry Hart, off a pass from Kevin Neiley, scored a shorthanded goal, rifling one under the crossbar past Hotchkiss sophomore goalie Kyle St. Denis (23/26). Hart scored his second goal of the game, an empty-netter, to make it a 4-1 final. Exeter is undefeated in their last seven games (6-0-1).

Kimball Union 2 @ Milton 1 – PG Chris Shero and senior Tyler Bird scored second period goals less than three minutes apart -- and that was all #9-ranked Kimball Union needed today. Milton senior D Chad Malinowski scored a powerplay goal at 12:07 of the third to make it a one-goal game, but the Mustangs failed to get the equalizer. Senior Paul Leger (26/27) earned the win for KUA, while junior Drew Hotte (32/34) took the loss.  

Brooks 3 @ Holderness 2 – Junior D Chris White’s goal with 56 seconds left in regulation lifted Brooks to a 3-2 road win. It was White’s second game-winner in a row as he also had one last night against Groton. Brooks has now won four of their last five and are 11-4-1 on the season, all NEPSIHA games.

Delbarton 2 @ Malden Catholic 1 – Sophomore defenseman Anthony Petrillo broke a 1-1 tie at 12:20 of the third to lift Delbarton to the win. Senior F Chad Otterman assisted on both Delbarton goals, while freshman goalie Troy Kobryn came up huge, kicking out 32 of 33 shots for the win. Malden Catholic, which got their goal from junior defenseman John McLean, outshot Delbarton 33-17 but came up on the short side of the final score. Delbarton, undefeated at 9-0-1, will stay in town and face Dexter at 11:00 am Sunday morning before returning to New Jersey.

@ Springfield Cathedral 6, Mount St, Charles 2 -- Sophomore F John Leonard (2g,2a) and junior F DJ Petruzelli (3g) led the offense while the latter's younger brother, 6'5" freshman G Keith Petruzelli, stopped 27 of 29 shots for the win.

Wed. 1/15/14

Wed. Jan. 15 Highlights

Ashburnham, Mass. --  In a battle of prep powers, #6-ranked Thayer Academy, behind a hat trick from junior center Adam Gaudette, went on the road and topped #3 Cushing today.

Thayer came out hard and got on the board quickly when sophomore center Monte Graham, stationed at the post to Cushing goalie Joey Daccord’s right, kept banging on a rebound until he jammed it over the goal line to make it 1-0. The period was pretty even the rest of the way, as Cushing missed an opportunity when Bailey Conger hit a post on the PP. With 33 seconds left Thayer made it 2-0. Junior wing Lincoln Griffin did the dirty work along the wall, gaining control and getting the puck to junior center Adam Gaudette, who made a nice pass to RW Neil Conway breaking to the net. Conway had the far side of the net to shoot at, and didn’t miss.

Just 1:57 into the second, Thayer made it 3-0 when Daccord gave up a bad rebound, basically handing it to Gaudette at the right inside hash marks. Gaudette put it right back on net. It seemed like a backbreaker at the time, but Cushing would get back in the game, scoring on a 5x3 when Matt Hoover, at the left point, got it over to Richie Boyd, on the right point. Boyd drilled a low, hard, ice-level shot that tucked inside the post, beating Thayer senior goaltender Rob McGovern stick side.

With 1:07 left in the second, after a stretch of pressure by the Penguins, PG Malcolm Hayes, who committed to Maine earlier in the week, drilled one from the point that junior Stephen Marsico neatly tipped past McGovern.

Cushing had cut the Thayer lead to 3-2, and were back in it.

However, the third period started with Thayer -- as they had done in the first two periods -- scoring in the early going. This time Conway, a right shot, cut across the slot and put a shot on net that Gaudette redirected past Daccord. It was the junior’s second goal of the game, and put the Tigers up 4-2.

Cushing junior center Jake Simons, on the powerplay, cut it to 4-3 when he banged home a rebound at 8:05. That would be as close as Cushing would get for the day, as 1:10 later Thayer senior D Jon Barry drilled one from the point, and Gaudette tipped it home, completing his hat trick and restoring his team’s two-goal cushion.

Sun. 1/12/14- updated Mon. 1/13 @ 11:45 am

Prep Composite, Week of Jan. 13, 2014

Mon. Jan. 13
Pope John @ Seton Hall Prep, 4:15 pm
Gunnery @ Trinity-Pawling, 4:30 pm
Brunswick @ Loomis-Chaffee, 4:30 pm
Holderness @ Proctor, 4:30 pm
Hotchkiss @ Berkshire, 4:45 pm
Rye Country Day @ St Luke's School, 5:00 pm
St. Paul's @ Exeter, 5:15 pm
BC High @ Reading High, 6:00 pm

Tues. Jan. 14
Rice Memorial @ Middlebury College JV, 4:00 pm (S)
St. Augustine Prep @ Delbarton, 4:45 pm
BB&N @ Middlesex, 5:00 pm
Westminster @ Kingswood-Oxford, 5:15 pm

Wed. Jan. 15
Brewster Academy @ Tilton, 2:30 pm
Kent @ Hotchkiss, 2:30 pm
Exeter @ Tabor, 2:30 pm
Taft @ Loomis-Chaffee, 2:45 pm
Westminster @ Canterbury, 3:00 pm
U.S. Women’s Olympic Team vs. Boston Bandits (EHL), 3:00 pm (@ Belmont Hill)
Middlesex @ Roxbury Latin, 3:30 pm
Hebron @ Bridgton Academy, 3:30 pm
St. Andrew's College @ Upper Canada College, 3:30 pm
St. Thomas More @ Worcester Academy, 3:45 pm
Groton @ Proctor, 4:00 pm
Moses Brown @ St. George's, 4:00 pm
Hoosac @ Albany Academy, 4:00 pm
Hill School @ Wyoming Seminary, 4:00 pm
St. Mark's @ Holderness, 4:00 pm
Middlesex Black Bears @ Kents Hill, 4:00 pm
Seton Hall Prep @ St. Peter's Prep, 4:15 pm
Thayer @ Cushing, 4:15 pm
Millbrook @ Gunnery, 4:15 pm
Deerfield @ Kimball Union, 4:15 pm
Avon Old Farms @ Northfield - Mt. Hermon, 4:30 pm
Salisbury @ Trinity-Pawling, 4:30 pm
Winchendon @ Pomfret, 4:30 pm
Brooks @ Rivers, 4:30 pm
New Hampton @ Berwick, 4:30 pm
Hamden Hall @ King-Low, 4:30 pm
Vermont Academy @ Williston-Northampton, 4:45 pm
Portsmouth Abbey @ Pingree, 4:45 pm
Bridgton Academy @ North Yarmouth Academy, 5:00 pm
Choate @ Berkshire, 5:00 pm
Portledge @ Brunswick, 5:00 pm
Noble & Greenough @ St. Paul's, 5:00 pm
Catholic Memorial @ Xaverian, 5:00 pm
Harvey @ Rye Country Day, 5:00 pm
Milton @ Lawrence Academy, 5:30 pm
St. Sebastian's @ Andover, 5:30 pm
Lawrenceville @ Princeton Day School, 5:45 pm
Springfield Cathedral @ Central Catholic, 7:00 pm

Thurs. Jan. 16
Gilmour Academy @ Cleveland Hockey Alliance AAA, 7:30 pm

Fri. Jan. 17
Vermont Academy @ New Hampton, 4:00 pm
Roxbury Latin @ Pingree, 4:30 pm
Kimball Union @ Brewster Academy, 5:00 pm
Groton @ Brooks, 5:30 pm
Andover @ Thayer, 5:30 pm
Cushing @ Governor's, 6:00 pm
Berwick @ Holderness, 6:00 pm
St. Mark's @ BB&N, 6:00 pm
Lawrence Academy @ Noble & Greenough, 6:00 pm
Lawrenceville @ Trinity-Pawling, 7:00 pm
Malvern Prep @ Seton Hall Prep, 8:45 pm

Sat. Jan. 18
BC High @ St. John's Prep, 12:00 pm
Lawrenceville @ Northfield - Mt. Hermon, 1:00 pm
Delbarton @ Malden Catholic, 1:00 pm
Middlesex @ Groton, 2:00 pm
Kingswood-Oxford @ Trinity-Pawling, 2:00 pm
BB&N @ Rivers, 2:00 pm
Kimball Union @ Milton, 2:00 pm
Avon Old Farms @ Berkshire, 2:30 pm
Loomis-Chaffee @ Westminster, 2:30 pm
St. Paul's @ Belmont Hill, 2:30 pm
Salisbury @ Kent, 2:45 pm
St. George's @ St. Mark's, 3:00 pm
Williston-Northampton @ Gunnery, 3:00 pm
Proctor @ Lawrence Academy, 3:00 pm
Kents Hill @ Winchendon, 3:00 pm
Mount St. Charles @ Springfield Cathedral, 3:00 pm
Moses Brown @ Rye Country Day, 3:00 pm
Hoosac @ Millbrook, 3:30 pm
Pomfret @ Albany Academy, 4:00 pm
Governor's @ St. Sebastian's, 4:00 pm
Brunswick @ Hill School, 4:00 pm
Austin Prep @ Matignon High School, 4:00 pm
Tilton @ Hebron, 4:00 pm
Brooks @ Holderness, 4:00 pm
Taft @ Canterbury, 4:00 pm
Harvey @ Monroe Woodbury HS, 4:00 pm
Noble & Greenough @ Andover, 4:30 pm
North Yarmouth Academy @ Worcester Academy, 4:45 pm
Xaverian @ Westford Academy, 4:45 pm
Hotchkiss vs. Exeter, 5:00 pm (@ Springfield Olympia)
Portsmouth Abbey @ Vermont Academy, 5:30 pm
New Hampton @ Brewster Academy, 7:00 pm
Deerfield @ Choate, 7:00 pm -- new starting time is 5:00 pm
St. Andrew's College @ Shattuck-St. Mary's, 7:30 pm (S)

Sun. Jan. 19
St. Andrew's College @ Shattuck-St. Mary's, 11:00 am (S)
Delbarton @ Dexter, 11:00 am
Northfield - Mt. Hermon @ Taft, 1:00 pm
Gunnery @ Albany Academy, 1:00 pm

Mon. Jan. 20
Melrose HS @ Austin Prep, 1:00 pm
Malden Catholic @ Central Catholic, 1:00 pm
St. Thomas More @ Worcester Academy, 2:30 pm
Chelmsford HS @ Xaverian, 4:00 pm
St. Peter's Prep @ Seton Hall Prep, 4:15 pm
St. Paul's @ Holderness, 4:30 pm
Millbrook @ Canterbury, 5:00 pm
Salisbury @ Choate, 5:00 pm
Don Bosco Prep @ Fairfield Prep, 6:00 pm

Sun. 1/12/14-updated Mon. a.m.

Sun. Jan. 12 Tournament Scoreboard
Prep West Conference Winter Showcase
At the Berkshire School; Sheffield, Mass.
12:00 pm – Millbrook 4, Pomfret 1 (NHL)
12:30 pm – Gunnery 5, Winchendon 2 (Olympic)
2:15 pm -- Canterbury 10, Albany Academy 6 (NHL)
2:45 pm –  Berkshire 2, Williston-Northampton 1 (Olympic)

Stanstead Invitational
At Stanstead College; Stanstead, Quebec
8:00 am -- Semifinal #1: Stanstead 3, Kents Hill 1
10:15 am -- Semifinal #2: Ste. Foy 4, Jr. Bruins Elite 3
12:30 pm -- #4 Red vs. #4 White: Appleby 3, St. Francis 2 -- shootout win
2:00 pm -- #3 Red vs. #3 White: Hoosac 4, Rice 0
3:30 pm -- Championship Final: Ste. Foy 5, Stanstead 0

All-Tourney Team:
Chris Smith, Stanstead
Mishel Abudi, Appleby
Danny Lepage, Hoosac
Ben Gilbert, Junior Bruins Elite
William Claveau, Sainte-Foy
Tim Shea, Rice
Jared Cockrell, Kents Hill
Ryan Hornberger, St. Francis

MVP Forward: Marc-Olivier Groleau, Sainte-Foy
MVP Defenseman: Patrick Barbieri, Stanstead
MVP Goalie: Philip Gatiean, Sainte-Foy

Sat. 1/11/14

Sat. Jan. 11 Highlights
@ Exeter 7, Andover 1 – In a matchup of the ancient rivals, it was all Exeter. PG David White led the way with six points -- five goals and one assist. PGs Kevin Neiley (1g,4a) and Henry Hart (3a) were other big contributors for #4-ranked Exeter.  Junior Teddy Hart, who committed to PC the other day, suffered a concussion and will be out of action for the next several games.

Kent 6 @ Avon Old Farms 1 -- #2 Kent got a three-point effort from senior Brendan Soucie (2g,1a). Senior G Stephen Morrissey kicked out 24 of 25 for the win.

@ Choate 2, Taft 2 (OT) – Taft, on the road, took a 2-0 lead with a pair of goals 1:43 apart in the second period, but Choate senior Joey Caffrey cut the Rhinos’ lead to 2-1 late in the second and also notched the equalizer midway through the third. Owen Powers, who committed to Holy Cross this week, assisted on both of Caffrey’s goals. Caffrey has scored all five of Choate’s goals in 2014, as the Harvard recruit scored a hat trick in the Wild Boars’ 3-1 win over Canterbury Wednesday. Both goalies came up big. Junior  Andrew Tucci stopped 36 of 38, while Taft freshman Andrew Farrier kicked out 30 of 32.

Pingree 2 @ Middlesex 2 (OT) – Middlesex junior D Harrison Markell scored the game-tying goal with 39 seconds left in regulation and the goalie pulled for the extra attacker. Justin Ferreira (1g,1a) figured in both Middlesex goals. Middlesex outshot Pingree 58-21. Pingree junior goaltender Chris DeVito made 56 saves in a losing effort.

Rivers 2 @ St. Mark’s 1 – Freshman Charlie Lawerence and junior Hunter Dempsey scored for Red Wings. Junior Ryan Colena kicked out 16 of 17 for the win. St. Mark’s soph Ryan Ferland (25/27) took the loss.

@ St. Paul’s 5, St. Sebastian’s 3 – Host St. Paul’s never trailed in this one. Senior David Storto led the way with a hat trick, the final goal of which was an empty-netter.

@ Portsmouth Abbey 6, King-Low 0 --  Freshman Shayne Simpson (1g,2a) and soph Josh Vertentes (1g,2a) each had three points. Senior Brian Fredericks (1g,1a) and soph Jack Murphy (2g) each had two points. PA used all three of their goaltenders for a  combined shutout.

Belmont Hill 5 @ Governor’s 2 – Bel Hill got goals from five different scorers and senior Ryan McConnell (16/18) got the win. The Hillies outshot Gov’s, 26-18.

NMH 2 @ Holderness 0 – NMH PG goaltender Kyle Redmond recorded the 24-save shutout for the #10-ranked Hoggers. For Holderness, junior Mark Michaels stopped 33 of 35 in a losing cause.

@ Loomis-Chaffee 3, Hotchkiss 1 -- Ben Sharf and Cory Swift scored for Loomis – the third and final goal was an empty-netter from Eric Benshadle – and in net junior Nick Desimone stopped 29 of 30 shots to lead the Pelicans. Hotchkiss junior G Caleb Tse-Lalonde (39/41) gave his team a chance.

Tabor 2 @ KUA 1 – Sophomore Erik Foley’s goal at 14:50 of the third period lifted Tabor past host KUA. With the win, Tabor reaches the .500 mark (8-8-1) while has lost two in a row. Junior Riley Whitham (32/33) got the win for the Seawolves; junior Gavin Nieto (25/27) took the loss for the #5-ranked Wildcats.

@ Brooks 3, Roxbury Latin 1 – Junior forward KJ Moore had a pair of goals and junior goaltender Max Prawdzik kicked out 13 of 14. Brooks outshot Roxbury Latin 38-14.

Berwick 7 @ North Yarmouth Academy 0 – Senior F Cam Toohey (2g,1a) and junior D Liam Darcy (1g,2a) led the offense. Junior Joe Lazzaro (20/20) earned the shutout.

BB&N 5 @ Moses Brown 0 – BB&N got goals from five different scorers.

@ Groton 6, St. George’s 1 – Groton got goals from six different scorers and junior Will Richardson (23/24) picked up the win in net. Groton outshot the visitors, 43-12.

Sat. 1/11/14

Stanstead Invitational Scoreboard
@ Stanstead College; Stanstead, Quebec

Fri. Jan. 10, 2014:
9:00 am – Hoosac 3, Stanstead 2 – 10-round shootout win
11:15 am -- Boston Jr. Bruins Elite 9, Appleby 3
1:30 pm -- Rice 5, St. Francis 3
3:45 pm -- Ste. Foy 4, Kents Hill 1
6:00 pm -- Boston Jr. Bruins Elite 4, Hoosac 1
8:15 pm – Stanstead 3, Appleby 1

Sat. Jan. 11, 2014:
9:00 am -- Ste. Foy 3, Rice 1
11:15 am -- St. Francis 2, Kents Hill 1 -- shootout
1:30 pm – Hoosac 3, Appleby 0
3:45 pm -- Stanstead 4, Boston Jr. Bruins Elite 1
6:00 pm -- Ste. Foy 4, St. Francis 2
8:15 pm -- Kents Hill 3, Rice 0

Sun. Jan. 12, 2014:
8:00 am -- Semifinal #1: Stanstead vs. Kents Hill
10:15 am -- Semifinal #2: Jr. Bruins Elite vs. Ste. Foy
12:30 pm -- #4 Red vs. #4 White: Appleby vs. St. Francis
2:00 pm -- #3 Red vs. #3 White: Hoosac vs. Rice
3:30 pm -- Championship Final: Winner of Semifinal #1 vs. Winner of Semifinal #2

Wed. 1/8/14

Wed. Jan. 8 Highlights

@ Brunswick 3, Millbrook 2 – Brunswick, trailing 2-1 at home, got two goals from senior Nick Jermain in the final minute of play to pull out a dramatic 3-2 win. With goaltender Alex Connal (32/34) pulled for the extra attacker, Jermain tied it up with 46 seconds left and then scored the game-winner with three seconds remaining.

@ Westminster 4, Taft 3 (OT) – Westminster, trailing 3-1 at home after a pair of second period powerplay goals off the stick of Taft senior captain Cole Maier, answered with three straight goals, the first two from sophomore forward Taggart Corriveau and the last coming from sophomore D Joe O’Connor at 1:06 of OT. Junior defenseman Frankie Sullivan and sophomore forward Johnny McDermott each had two assists for the Martlets.

@ Vermont Academy 4, Kimball Union 2 – Host Vermont Academy stunned #5 KUA behind a 35-save performance from Simon Leiva. VA, which got goals from four different scorers, was outshot 37-20. Win the win, Vermont, now 7-3-2, avenged a 3-1 Dec. 8th loss at KUA (Leiva kicked out 39 of 42 in that one).

@ Choate 3, Canterbury 1 – Canterbury held a 1-0 lead until the final minute of the second period. At that point, senior Joey Caffrey, a recent Harvard recruit, went to work, scoring three straight goals, the final one an empty-netter. Jeremy Germain assisted on all three goals. Junior Andrew Tucci (27/28) earned the win; senior Christian Short (26/28) took the loss.

@ Winchendon 4, Pomfret 1 – PG John Dutney (2g,1a) figured in three of his team’s goals and PG goaltender Oscar Forell (24/25) earned the win as Winchendon reached the .500 mark (5-5-2).

@ Berkshire 3, NMH 1 – #9 Berkshire scored three second period goals (two on the PP) to top #10 NMH. Senior George Blinick stopped all but one of the 32 shots he faced.

@ Avon 3, Hotchkiss 2 -- A second period goal from soph Matt Horton broke a 2-2 tie and the Winged Beavers held on. Junior Tucker Weppner (25/27) picked up the win.

Deerfield 3 @ Loomis 2 – Senior Sam Lafferty, with his team on the power play, scored the game-winner with 1:39 left in regulation. It was the second goal of the game for the Brown recruit -- Camil Blanchet assisted on both of them. Junior goalie Jake Kahler (22/24) got the win for the Big Green.

BB&N 1, Brooks 0 – A first-period goal from BB&N senior F Cam O’Neill was the difference in this one, the first of three boys prep games played today at Fenway Park. Senior Steven Grinzstein, with 20 saves, earned the shutout. Brooks junior Max Prawdzik (15/16) was the hard-luck loser.

Andover 3 @ Tilton 0 – Junior Eric Wurman’s 25-save shutout and a goal and an assist from PG Thomas Bishop led Andover.

@ Cushing 4, Tabor 1 – Junior Joey Daccord kicked out 26 of 27 saves to lead the #3-ranked Penguins past the Seawolves. Senior D Richie Boyd (1g,2a) figured in three of Cushing’s goals.

@ Middlesex 6, Portsmouth Abbey 3 – Senior Justin Ferreira (2g,3a) had a five-point afternoon, and senior Ben Franks (1g,2a) and junior Eric Shaw (3a) each had three points.

@ Kent 5, Trinity-Pawling 0 – Senior Stephen Morrissey stopped all 30 shots he faced and James Ricciardi (1g,2a) had three points to help lead #2-ranked Kent past Trinity-Pawling. Kent was outshot, 30-27.

Dexter 5 @ Rivers 2 -- #8-ranked Dexter got goals from five different scorers and senior Pat Fraser kicked out 20 of 22 shots.

Brewster 3 @ Kents Hill 1 – Senior goalie Ryder Garnsey kicked out 21 of 22 shots to lead the Bobcats to a road win.

@ Exeter 7, Governor’s 2 – PGs Kevin Neiley (2g,2a) and David White (1g,3a) each picked up four points to lead #4 Exeter. Five different goalies played in this game – three for Gov’s and two for Exeter.

Proctor 3 @ New Hampton 1 – New Hampton outshot Proctor by a 32-17 margin, but the visitors, led by junior goaltender Beau Collins (31/32) earned the win. Junior Hunter Luhmann (1g,1a) and soph Jake Pappalardo (1g,1a) each figured in two of Proctor’s three goals.

Delbarton 1 @ Christian Brothers Academy 0 – Delbarton got a goal from sophomore Anthony DelGaizo at 14;45 of the third to break the 0-0 deadlock. Freshman goaltender Troy Kobryn stopped all 24 shots he faced for the shutout. Delbarton remains undefeated at 5-0-1.

@ Pingree 3, NYA 2 (OT) – Senior Chris Usseglio  scored the game-winner at 2:02 of overtime. Junior goaltender Chris Devito kicked out 37 of 39 for the win.

Nobles 8 @ Lawrence 3 -- Junior Miles Wood (4g,1a) had a five-point day. Juniors Alex Hreib (4a) and Cody Todesco (3a) also aided the cause. #6-ranked Nobles outshot LA, 45-15.

Mon. 1/6/14-last updated Thurs. 1/9/14 1:30 pm

Prep Composite, Week of Jan. 6, 2014

Note: The recently-scheduled Prep West Conference Showcase is on Sun. Jan. 12 at the Berkshire School. Eight Teams. One building. Don’t you dare miss it!

Mon. Jan. 6
Groton @ Moses Brown, 3:40 pm
Millbrook @ Kent, 5:30 pm
Albany Academy @ Portledge, 5:30 pm
Princeton Day School @ Don Bosco Prep, 6:00 pm

Tues. Jan. 7
St. Peter's Prep @ Delbarton, 4:45 pm
Malden Catholic @ BC High, 7:00 pm

Wed. Jan. 8
Nichols @ St. Andrew's College, 2:15 pm
Trinity-Pawling @ Kent, 2:30 pm
Pomfret @ Winchendon, 2:30 pm
Taft @ Westminster, 2:30 pm
Hotchkiss @ Avon Old Farms, 2:45 pm
Brewster Academy @ Kents Hill, 3:00 pm
Northfield - Mt. Hermon @ Berkshire, 3:00 pm
Brooks vs. BB&N, 3:15 pm  (at Fenway Park)
Williston-Northampton @ Worcester Academy, 3:30 pm
Tabor @ Cushing, 3:30 pm
Thayer @ Milton, 3:30 pm
Brewster Academy @ Kents Hill, 3:30 pm
Andover @ Tilton, 3:45 pm
Portledge @ Lawrenceville, 3:45 pm
Portsmouth Abbey @ Middlesex, 4:00 pm
Governor's @ Exeter, 4:00 pm -- new starting time is 6:00 pm
Millbrook @ Brunswick, 4:00 pm
Proctor @ New Hampton, 4:00 pm
Hamden Hall @ Harvey, 4:00 pm
Kimball Union @ Vermont Academy, 4:00 pm
Dexter @ Rivers, 4:30 pm
St. Thomas More @ King-Low, 4:30 pm
Delbarton @ CBA, 5:00 pm
Deerfield @ Loomis-Chaffee, 5:00 pm
Noble & Greenough @ Lawrence Academy, 5:00 pm
Hoosac @ Rye Country Day, 5:00 pm
Princeton Day School @ Hill School, 5:15 pm
St. Mark's vs. Groton, 5:30 pm  (at Fenway Park)
North Yarmouth Academy @ Pingree, 5:45 pm
Canterbury @ Choate, 6:15 pm -- new starting time is 4:45 pm
Austin Prep @ Archbishop Williams, 7:00 pm
Loyola Academy @ Stevenson, 7:30 pm
St. Sebastian's vs. Belmont Hill, 7:45 pm  (at Fenway Park)
Xaverian @ St Johns Prep, 8:00 pm

Thurs. Jan. 9
St Johns Shrewsbury @ Springfield Cathedral, 6:30 pm

Fri. Jan. 10
Belmont Hill @ Thayer, 4:00 pm
St. Luke's @ Harvey, 4:00 pm
NSA vs. Lake Forest Academy, 4:00 pm (at Shattuck Tourney)
Canterbury @ Gunnery, 4:15 pm
Cleveland Alliance AAA @ Gilmour Academy, 4:30 pm
Holderness @ Tilton, 4:30 pm
Rivers @ BB&N, 5:00 pm
Williston-Northampton @ Winchendon, 5:00 pm
St. Mark's @ Roxbury Latin, 5:00 pm
New Hampton @ Dexter, 5:30 pm
St. George's @ Tabor, 5:30 pm
Deerfield @ Cushing, 6:00 pm
King-Low @ Moses Brown, 6:00 pm
Worcester Academy @ Portsmouth Abbey, 6:30 pm
Milton @ Brooks, 6:30 pm
Brewster Academy @ Berwick, 7:00 pm
Rye Country Day @ Kingswood-Oxford, 7:00 pm
Selects Academy U18 @ Hill School, 8:00 pm
Academie St. Louis @ Hebron, 8:00 pm
Morristown Beard @ Seton Hall Prep, 8:45 pm

Stanstead College Invitational Tournament (Day 1 of 3)
@ Stanstead College; Stanstead, Quebec
9:00 am -- Stanstead vs. Hoosac
11:15 am -- Boston Jr. Bruins Elite vs. Appleby
1:30 pm -- Rice vs. St. Francis
3:45 pm -- Kents Hill vs. Ste. Foy
6:00 pm -- Hoosac vs. Boston Jr. Bruins Elite
8:15 pm -- Appleby vs. Stanstead

Sat. Jan. 11
Lake Forest Academy vs. Okanagan, 9:00 am (at Shattuck Tourney)
Northwood Junior @ Middlebury College JV, 11:00 am
Norwood HS @ Springfield Cathedral, 12:00 pm
St. Andrew's College @ Ridley College, 1:00 pm
BB&N @ Moses Brown, 1:15 pm
Northfield - Mt. Hermon @ Holderness, 1:30 pm
Proctor @ Noble & Greenough, 1:30 pm -- new starting time is 3:45 pm
King-Low @ Portsmouth Abbey, 1:30 pm
Kent @ Avon Old Farms, 2:00 pm
Thayer @ Lawrence Academy, 2:00 pm
Pingree @ Middlesex, 2:30 pm
Trinity-Pawling @ Deerfield, 2:30 pm
Hill School @ Lawrenceville, 2:30 pm
St. Sebastian's @ St. Paul's, 2:30 pm
Kingswood-Oxford @ Worcester Academy, 2:45 pm
Westminster @ Salisbury, 3:00 pm
Hotchkiss @ Loomis-Chaffee, 3:00 pm
Academie St. Louis @ Brewster Academy, 3:15 pm
St. George's @ Groton, 3:30 pm
Tilton @ Vermont Academy, 3:30 pm
Belmont Hill @ Governor's, 4:00 pm
Hebron @ New Hampton, 4:00 pm
BC High @ Bishop Hendricken, 4:00 pm
Lake Forest Academy vs. Michigan Nationals, 4:15 pm (at Shattuck Tourney)
Berwick @ North Yarmouth Academy, 4:30 pm
Rivers @ St. Mark's, 4:30 pm
Andover @ Exeter, 4:30 pm
Tabor @ Kimball Union, 4:30 pm
Malden Catholic @ Xaverian, 4:30 pm
Austin Prep @ Bishop Fenwick, 6:00 pm
Roxbury Latin @ Brooks, 6:00 pm
U.S. Under-18 Team vs. Jersey Hitmen, 6:20 pm (at NESC) -- Starting time has been moved yet again. It's now 2:50 pm
Pittsburgh Stars AAA @ Gilmour Academy, 7:00 pm
Taft @ Choate, 7:00 pm

Stanstead College Invitational Tournament (Day 2 of 3)
@ Stanstead College; Stanstead, Quebec
9:00 am -- Ste. Foy vs. Rice
11:15 am -- St. Francis vs. Kents Hill
1:30 pm -- Appleby vs. Hoosac
3:45 pm -- Stanstead vs. Boston Jr. Bruins Elite
6:00 pm -- St. Francis vs. Ste. Foy
8:15 pm -- Kents Hill vs. Rice

Sun. Jan. 12
Pittsburgh Stars AAA @ Gilmour Academy, 10:00 am
The Governor's Academy vs. Kimball Union, 1:30 pm (at Fenway Park)
Vermont Academy @ South Shore, 3:30 pm (S)
Delbarton @ Don Bosco Prep, 6:00 pm

Prep West Conference Winter Showcase
At the Berkshire School; Sheffield, Mass.
12:00 pm – Pomfret vs. Millbrook (NHL)
12:30 pm – Gunnery vs. Winchendon (Olympic)
2:15 pm -- Canterbury vs. Albany Academy (NHL)
2:45 pm – Williston-Northampton vs. Berkshire (Olympic)

Stanstead College Invitational Tournament (Day 3 of 3)
@ Stanstead College; Stanstead, Quebec
8:00 am -- Semifinal #1: #1 Red vs. #2 White
10:15 am -- Semifinal #2: #2 Red vs. #1 White
12:30 pm -- #4 Red vs. #4 White
2:00 pm -- #3 Red vs. #3 White
3:30 pm -- Championship Final

Sun. 1/5/14

Sun. Jan. 5 Tournament Scoreboard

-- Joshua Weeks New Year’s Hockey Tournament (Day 3 of 3)
At Tabor Academy, Marion, Mass.
Playoff Round:
 9:00 am – Berwick 7, Pomfret 3
11:15 am – Kents Hill 4, Stanstead 2
1:30 pm – Winchendon 3, Hill 2
3:45 pm – Championship Game: Tabor 5, Milton 1

-- 2014 Hoosac Hockey Tournament (Day 2 of 2)
All games at RPI's Houston Field House, Troy, NY 12180
12:00 pm -- New Hampton 3, Albany Academy 1
2:15 pm -- Vermont Academy 6, North Yarmouth Academy 1
4:30 pm -- Middlesex 6, Hoosac 3

-- USPHL Showcase (Day 3 of 3)
At New England Sports Center; Marlborough, Mass.
Tournament Schedule

Sat. 1/4/14

Sat. Jan. 4 Tournament Scoreboard

 -- Joshua Weeks New Year’s Hockey Tournament (Day 2 of 3)
At Tabor Academy, Marion, Mass.
11:00 am -- Game #5: Winchendon 3, Pomfret 2
1:15 pm -- Game #6: Tabor 6, Kent's Hill 2
3:30 pm -- Game #7: Hill 6, Berwick 3
5:45 pm -- Game #8: Milton 5, Stanstead 2

* Sunday Playoff Schedule at Joshua Weeks Tournament
At Tabor Academy, Marion, Mass.
 9:00 am – Loser Game 5 (Pomfret) vs. Loser Game 7 (Berwick)
11:15 am -- Loser Game 6 (Kents Hill) vs. Loser Game 8
1:30 pm – Winner Game 5 (Winchendon) vs. Winner Game 7 (Hill)
3:45 pm – Championship Game: Winner Game 6 (Tabor) vs. Winner Game 8 (Milton)

-- 2014 Hoosac Hockey Tournament (Day 1 of 2)
All games at RPI's Houston Field House; Troy, NY
12:00 pm -- Vermont Academy 4, Albany Academy 4
2:15 pm -- North Yarmouth Academy 5, Hoosac 3
4:30 pm -- New Hampton 3, Middlesex 2

-- USPHL Showcase (Day 2 of 3)
At New England Sports Center; Marlborough, Mass.
Tournament Schedule

Other Games of Sat. Jan. 4:
BC High @ Xaverian, 11:00 am
Franklin HS @ Springfield Cathedral, 12:00 pm
Proctor 2, Rivers 1, 1:00 pm
St. Andrew's College vs. Northwood Junior, 1:30 pm (S) (@ USPHL Showcase)
Thayer @ Noble & Greenough, 2:30 pm -- Nobles 3-2 (OT) -- Miles Wood w/ GWG
Pingree @ Moses Brown, 2:45 pm
Arlington Catholic @ Austin Prep, 4:00 pm
Hotchkiss @ Millbrook, 7:00 pm

Fri. 1/3/14

Fri. Jan. 3 Tournament Scoreboard
-- Watkins Tournament (Day 3 of 3)
At Cushing Academy; Ashburnham, Mass.
9:00 am -- 7th Place Game -- Lawrence 3, Canterbury 1
11:10 am -- 5th Place Game -- Culver 6, Governor's 0
1:20 pm -- 3rd Place Game -- Cushing 3, Dexter 1
3:30 pm -- Championship Game -- Gunnery 5, NMH 3

Tournament MVP:

Matthew Schneider, #1 Gunnery, Sr. G

All-Tournament Team

Kevin Darrar, #18 Gunnery, Sr. F
Joey Fallon, #21 Gunnery, Sr. F
Kevin Dazkevich, #4 NMH, Sr. F
Jordan Dow, #23 NMH, PG F
Ryan Donato, #16 Dexter, Jr. F
Kevin Hock, #14 Dexter, Soph. F
Richey Boyd, #7 Cushing, Sr. D
Joey Daccord, #35 Cushing, Jr. G
Matt Donnelly, #25 Culver, Jr. F
Zachary Mirageas, #15 Governor's, Jr. D
Cameron St. Amand, #20 Lawrence, Fr. F
Sean Henry, #4 Canterbury, PG D


-- Joshua Weeks New Year’s Hockey Tournament (Day 1 of 3)
At Tabor Academy, Marion, Mass.
1:00 pm – Game #1: Tabor 8, Pomfret 1
3:15 pm – Game #2: Winchendon 2, Kents Hill 2 -- Kents Hill wins shootout
5:30 pm – Game #3: Milton 2, Berwick 0
7:45 pm – Game #4: Stanstead 0, Hill School 0 -- Stanstead wins shootout

* Saturday Schedule at Joshua Weeks
At Tabor Academy, Marion, Mass.
11:00 am -- Game #5: Pomfret vs. Winchendon 
1:15 pm -- Game #6: Tabor vs. Kent's Hill
3:30 pm -- Game #7: Berwick vs. Hill 
5:45 pm -- Game #8: Milton vs. Stanstead

-- USPHL Showcase (Day 1 of 3)
At New England Sports Center; Marlborough, Mass.
Tournament Schedule
Due to the snow storm, some games have been changed.
Updates here:USPHL

Other Games of Fri. Jan. 3:
Thayer @ BB&N, 3:00 pm -- postponed
Seton Hall Prep @ St. Augustine Prep, 4:45 pm
Moses Brown @ Rivers, 2:00 pm – postponed

Thurs. 1/2/14

Thurs. Jan. 2 Tournament Scoreboard

-- Watkins Tournament (Day 2 of 3)
At Cushing Academy; Ashburnham, Mass.
9:00 am – Gunnery 3, Culver 1 
11:10 am – Dexter 7, Canterbury 0
1:20 pm – NMH 5, Lawrence 1
3:30 pm – Cushing 8, Governor’s 0
5:40 pm – Gunnery 3, Dexter 2
7:50 pm – Culver 5, Canterbury 4

* Friday Playoff Schedule:
9:00 am -- 7th Place Game -- Lawrence vs. Canterbury
11:10 am -- 5th Place Game -- Governor's vs. Culver
1:20 pm -- 3rd Place Game -- Cushing vs. Dexter
3:30 pm -- Championship Game -- NMH vs. Gunnery

Fisher Div.: Cushing, Governor's, Lawrence, NMH.
Iorio Div.: Canterbury, Culver, Dexter, Gunnery

Wed. 1/1/14 --final

Wed. Jan. 1, 2014 Tournament Scoreboard
-- Watkins Tournament (Day 1 of 3)
At Cushing Academy; Ashburnham, Mass.
 9:00 am – Governor’s 6, Lawrence 2
11:10 am – NMH 5, Cushing 4 (OT) -- Jordan Dow wins it in OT
1:20 pm – Canterbury 2, Gunnery 0 -- final goal was an empty-netter
3:30 pm – Dexter 3, Culver 2
5:40 pm – NMH 5, Governor’s 1
7:50 pm – Cushing 11, Lawrence 1