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MARLBORO, Mass. — The fall hockey season is officially behind us.

Over the weekend, Mass. Hockey crowned its 16U and 19U girls state champions. It came down to Lovell Academy and the Boston Americans for the 16U Tier 1 title, with the  href="https://www.hockeyjournal.com/9-standouts-from-boston-americans-16u-mass-state-title-win-over-lovell/" target="_bl...

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ASHBURNHAM, Mass. — Dexter Southfield went into Cushing with revenge on the mind and got it.

A few days shy of nine months from when Cushing took down Dexter to win the Elite 8, Dexter went into Cushing and beat the reigning champs, 4-1.

With the win, Dexter is 2-0 after taking down Phillips Andover on Nov. 19, while this was Cushing's first game of the ...

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MILTON, Mass. — It's the most wonderful time of the year.

Yes, prep hockey is back. For many New England programs, the regular season kicked off on Wednesday.

I made it out to Milton Academy to catch the Mustangs' season-opener against Thayer, where the latter came back to salvage a 3-3 tie.

Mary and Sadie Quatra...

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MARLBORO, Mass. — The fall hockey season is officially behind us.

Over the weekend, Mass. Hockey crowned its 16U and 19U girls state champions. It came down to Lovell Academy and the Boston Americans for the 16U Tier 1 title, with the href="https://www.hockeyjournal.com/9-standouts-from-boston-americans-16u-mass-state-title-win-over-lovell/" target="_blank" ...

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It’s the time of year that all Maine high school hockey players have circled on their calendars. Maine’s best are driven to represent their towns on the big stage yet again. On the flip side, they might be powering a program on the rise.

Either way, it’s a new start. A clean sheet of ice, if you will.

Many of these teams are composed of players from bord...

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