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BROOKLINE, Mass. — Dexter Southfield needed a jolt.

The Shields were on their heels, trailing St. Paul's, 1-0, five minutes into a key girls prep matchup on Wednesday. Moments later, Leah Hafer (Winchester, Mass.) delivered the spark Dexter was looking for.

The sophomore stole the puck from St. Paul's Malin Wilde (Shelburne, Vt.) at t...


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ASHBURNHAM, Mass. — Cushing fought and fought in the third period, but it wasn't enough in the end, as No. 5 Salisbury held on to take down the Penguins, 3-2.

The Crimson Knights started the scoring early. Less than two minutes into the game, Salisbury junior forward Nate Burlock's shot was stopped by Cushing goalie Harper Hubbard


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USA Hockey's All-American Game is always one of the most highly scouted events of the NHL Draft calendar.

It gives NHL scouts a chance to see the country's best take on the best. Players from the U.S. National Team Development Program, USHL and other leagues (including prep). There will be five locals in attendance when the puck drops on Thursday night.

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In the first week back for every New England boys prep hockey team, the scoring was high. It feels like there are more names in this story than usual.

Especially among independent schools. Woah.

As we enter the dog days of the season, there are fewer tournaments and more two-game weeks, making it even more pivotal for top players to shine.<...


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The deepest league in the CHSGHA is probably the Central Connecticut Conference.

Last year, the CCC sent four teams to the state quarterfinals and two to the semis. This year, those four — Hall/Conard and the East Catholic, Avon and Suffield Co-ops — are in another race for the league crown.

Hall/Conard won it last year, and Jared Cohane...


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