The boys’ hockey team is in the midst of an exciting season (17-5-2). Ranked in the top five of New England Prep Hockey all year, the team is looking to secure a playoff spot in the Elite Eight. Yesterday’s game against Thayer was a tough loss (7-6), but the team is looking forward to facing off against Nobles this Saturday at 4:15 p.m.
“The team is a really close group of guys, both on and off the ice,” says team captain Andrew Dumaresque (I). “Our depth of play is something we didn’t have last year. We have a lot of players who can score. And we have great goaltending by Ethan Domokos (II).”
Some of the season highlights included beating higher ranked teams, particularly Kimball Union in the Tabor Tournament after initially tying them in the Flood Marr Tournament.
The girls’ hockey program continues to grow, and the team is skating a solid season (16-10-0). The girls had some big wins over top 10 teams and received a top 10 ranking two weeks ago in the HNIB Prep Divison I Poll.
Coach Ryan Stone says there is “great leadership” from Kelli Quinn (I), Anna DiGravio (I), Anne Malloy (I) and Maria DiMartinis (II) as well as “an influx of talented young players, including five freshmen who are all playing significant roles.” The team has their final game against Nobles on Saturday at 2 p.m. at Milton. A win could mean a spot in the New England Tournament for the first time in 15 years.