News/Stories

“I Wouldn’t Trade My Position for the World” – Our Q&A with Easthampton’s Paige Galpin

Posted on February 23, 2024

The regular season just wrapped up on Thursday and the MIAA plans to reveal its State Tournament playoff brackets on Saturday morning at 10am ET. Several hockey players, coaches, fans, students and talent evaluators from across the Commonwealth will be tuned in to watch the brackets get revealed and find out where all the teams…

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“I Started to Believe in Myself” 2023 Mr. Hockey Award Winner Josh Iby

Posted on June 4, 2023

We’ve reached the end of another season of MIAA hockey and this was one of the most wide-open seasons we can remember. It was quite a ride for Pope Francis, just three years removed from a co-Championship shared during the outbreak of the pandemic in 2020, they began the year on the hunt for Western…

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“This Is The Place I Want To Be” 2022 Mr. Hockey Award Winner Aidan Holland

Posted on May 20, 2022

What a season it was in the MIAA for 2021-22. There were a lot of new faces who took on larger roles across the state and with the new statewide playoff format, it required some getting used to by fans and players alike. One team that didn’t need to make many adjustments were the Eagles…

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“I’ll Never Forget That Moment”: 2021 Mr. Hockey Award Winner Ryan Leonard

Posted on June 20, 2021

The MIAA season was altered drastically as a result of the pandemic, but in terms of the top player in Mass HS? Not much has changed. For the first time in the history of the Mass NZ Mr. Hockey Award, we have handed the trophy to the same player for two years straight: sophomore forward…

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Nothing is Guaranteed: 1-on-1 with St. John’s Shrewsbury Senior Forward Jake Mrva

Posted on March 16, 2021

As part of this new season of MIAA hockey, the pandemic has led to a very different reality for most high school athletes, especially the seniors. Obviously the rules and regulations are new, but for the 2021 senior class this is their last ride of high school competition. Some may not have another chance to…

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We, Not Me: 1-on-1 with Hingham on Senior Captain Paul Forbes

Posted on March 1, 2021

As part of this new season of MIAA hockey, the pandemic has led to a very different reality for most high school athletes, especially the seniors. Obviously the rules and regulations are new, but for the 2021 senior class this is their last ride of high school competition. Some may not have another chance to…

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Four Years Doesn’t Seem Like Enough: 1-on-1 with Newburyport Senior Defenseman Owen Spence

Posted on February 23, 2021

As part of this new season of MIAA hockey, the pandemic has led to a very different reality for most high school athletes, especially the seniors. Obviously the rules and regulations are new, but for the 2021 senior class this is their last ride of high school competition. Some may not have another chance to…

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Anything Is Possible as Long as You Work for It: 1-on-1 With Triton Senior James Tatro

Posted on February 16, 2021

As part of this new season of MIAA hockey, the pandemic has led to a very different reality for most high school athletes, especially the seniors. Obviously the rules and regulations are new, but for the 2021 senior class this is their last ride of high school competition. Some may not have another chance to…

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A Tremendous Four Years: 1-on-1 with Pope Francis Senior Brandon Spaulding

Posted on February 9, 2021

As part of this new season of MIAA hockey, the pandemic has led to a very different reality for most high school athletes, especially the seniors. Obviously the rules and regulations are new, but for the 2021 senior class this is their last ride of high school competition. Some may not have another chance to…

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Our Little Town Truly Means a Lot: 1-on-1 with Marblehead Senior Captain Will Shull

Posted on February 1, 2021

As part of this new season of MIAA hockey, the pandemic has led to a very different reality for most high school athletes, especially the seniors. Obviously the rules and regulations are new, but for the 2021 senior class this is their last ride of high school competition. Some may not have another chance to…

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