The Newtonite

Boy’s Hockey falls to Brookline in well fought game

Cindy Qiao • February 27, 2023

Despite displaying some encouraging moments, boys’ hockey suffered a 5-0 loss away to Brookline Saturday, Feb. 4. It was a tough game for the Tigers, especially given the absence of several...

Boys' hockey seeks to improve after loss against Natick

Anderson Free • February 7, 2021

Boys’ hockey fell 7-0 to Natick Jan. 27, at home, in a tough, highly-defensive match. According to senior Declan Chamberlain, a captain with senior Jake Urquiola, the team must improve their...

Younger players contribute to boys' basketball, hockey teams' strong seasons

Will Kharfen • February 7, 2017

This winter season, both the boys’ basketball, 12-5, and hockey, 2-5-3, teams experienced substantial losses to their rosters. Now, both teams are looking to younger and new players to make major impacts...

Boys' Hockey advances to second round of state tournament

Blake Krantz • March 4, 2016

by Blake Krantz Boys’ hockey defeated King Phillip 3-1 in front of a large home crowd in the first round of the state tournament Wednesday night in Watertown to advance to the second round of the playoffs...

Boys' hockey qualifies for State Tournament for first time in 18 years

The Newtonite • February 3, 2015

By Andrew Mannix Boys’ hockey, 9-4-3, qualified for the State Tournament for the first time in 18 years with a 3-0 defeat of Norwood Thursday night. It will be their first appearance in the tournament...

Boys' hockey close to making State Tournament for the first time in 16 years

The Newtonite • February 13, 2014

Boys’ hockey, 7-7-2 have a chance to do something that it hasn’t done since 1998, which is make it to the State Tournament.

Wraps: Boys’ hockey boosts offense, comes back against Walpole

The Newtonite • June 6, 2012

by Ryan Condon Boys’ hockey, 6-12-3, improved its offense this season, according to coach Tom Ryan. “Our ability to score goals was a strength,” he said.

Boys' hockey intensifies, loses fears

The Newtonite • February 1, 2012

by Jacob Schwartz While boys’ hockey’s style of play has not changed, the team has become more aggressive, coach Tom Ryan said. Ryan said he noticed this change when the Tigers, 5-7-2, came back to tie Walpole 4-4 Wednesday, Dec. 21. “I would have to say that was the turning point of our season. We were down 4-1 going into the third period, and we came back.”