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Mon. 1/25/16
JSPR Explained
Last Friday, we shared with you an explanation of the RPI and how those numbers are calculated. The RPI however, is merely the first step in considering which teams are selected for the Stuart/Corkery, i.e. the ‘Elite Eight” tournament, which is designed to showcase the top eight NEPSIHA teams, regardless of school size.

So how are the teams selected? 

This article explains the math behind the rankings. And here we go:

Once the RPI numbers are calculated, the top 16 teams based on RPI – referred to henceforth as "teams under consideration" or “TUC” for short -- are then shuttled into what is known as the JSPR Ranking. This system, analogous to the Pairwise Ranking used by the NCAA to determine seeding for the Men’s Div. I hockey tournament, provides a second level of evaluating teams based on four criteria, which we will get to shortly. This first step is necessary, in that it affords a deeper comparison of the top RPI teams. Only 16 teams are put into the JSPR system and analyzed because 16 teams presents a large enough sample size to determine the top eight teams overall. It would be extremely time consuming -- and with no corresponding benefit -- to evaluate all NEPSIHA teams under the JSPR system because if a team fails to crack the top 16 in RPI, there is virtually no chance that it would crack the top eight in the JSPR system. It would lack a sufficient number of wins against the top teams. 

So how does the system work? Essentially, the JSPR Ranking is a means of doing a virtual comparison between any two given teams. The ideal, of course, would be to have one large tournament in which each of the top 16 teams play each other but, as that is not going to happen, the JSPR system fills the breach by utilizing statistical data to determine which team, on paper, would win any theoretical matchup. It would, of course, be ideal to set up a computer simulation, knowing the strengths and weaknesses of every player on each team, or maybe even design a computer game simulation. Since that is not possible, we can only look at the numbers to which we have ready access. The JSPR does this well, using four categories in which to compare any two teams, and, in the process, determining which would win these simulated games. This is the heart of the system, and the means by which the 16 Teams Under Consideration are arrived at and, from that, the Elite 8 is derived.

The four categories that are included in the JSPR are:

1. Head-to-head result(s), i.e., if the teams have actually played each other on ice. 

2. Comparing two teams' RPI, i.e., how do they stand against all other NEPSIHA teams, so that the RPI is still a critical component of the JSPR Rankings.

3. Record against mutual opponents, i.e., if two teams have played the same opponents on the ice, how have each fared.

4. Record against Teams Under Consideration, i.e., how have the two teams played against other top 16 teams as determined by the RPI.

The easiest way to show how JSPR works is to do a comparison based on some data. Because we've been using a variation on the same article for several years here, we're going to be comparing Kimball Union and Berkshire. When this article was first drafted, those two teams were, respectively, the first place and third place teams in the RPI.

In that year, KUA and Berkshire did not play each other head to head, so neither team won the first comparison on ice. But at the time, KUA had the higher RPI so they won that comparison and got one (1) point. However, at that same time, Berkshire had a better record against mutual opponents. Because of that, they won that comparison and earned one (1) point. And finally, KUA had a better record against Teams Under Consideration and thus earned a point in that category as well.  So, when this virtual comparison between KUA and Berkshire was done, KUA came out on top in two categories while Berkshire was ahead in only one. So KUA was declared the winner.

Here's how it looked:

Since an even number of categories are being compared, there is always a chance that the two teams in question will end up tied in our simulation. In such a case, the first tiebreaker is the head-to-head record (the best indicator of the comparative strength of the two teams), the second is RPI (the most all-encompassing category), the third is record against mutual opponents, and the fourth is record against Teams Under Consideration. In the above example, this process is then carried out for KUA against each of the other 14 teams, and they are awarded their ‘JSPR points.' In the end the ‘winner' of each virtual comparison is shown in table form, as follows:

Each team is therefore involved in 15 comparisons and, once the table is completed, the total number of ‘wins' for each team is added up. The team with the most 'matchup points' garners the top seed in the tournament, the team with the second highest amount of points gets the second seed, and so on. In the case of  teams winding up tied in points in the final table, the winner of the individual JSPR comparison gets the higher seed. And that's it. When these computations are complete, the top eight teams in the JSPR are ranked -- regardless of school size -- for the Elite 8 Tournament. At that point, the remaining NEPSIHA teams (including the eight that were looked at in the JSPR but did not get into the Elite 8 tournament, i.e teams that finished in the #9-16 JSPR slots) are compared solely by RPI and school size. The top remaining large schools in RPI are selected to play in the Martin/Earl ‘Large School Tournament,’ while the top remaining small schools in RPI are selected to play in the Piatelli/Simmons ‘Small School Tournament.’ 

There is one final wrinkle. In seeding the three 'tournaments within a tournament,' just as in the past, the top four seeds are considered home seeds and the bottom four will be the visitors. In the past, #1 played #8, and #2 played #7 etc. and if the travel distance was over 2 hours and 45 minutes the affected teams would play their quarterfinal matchups at a neutral site. In 2013, though, the tournament committee was given the power to shift the seeds so that more games will be played regionally at home sites. In other words, the #1 seed could be assigned to play the #7 seed rather than the #8 if,  by doing so, the need for a neutral site game could be eliminated. That becomes a moot point once the tournament gets past the quarterfinals. In the semifinals, the highest remaining seeds will play the lowest remaining seeds, as they always have.

In summary, the RPI portion of the playoff calculation system starts by taking the results on-ice -- the best means of determining which teams have attained the best results from the most difficult head-to-head schedules. Next, the best teams are compared to each other via the JSPR, which rewards teams for winning games on-ice against the best teams in the New England prep ranks. In the end, the greater number of games that any given team wins against the best teams in the league, the better off they will be. That is the very heart of the system. It may seem complex, but we feel that, just like the NCAA system, it works. NEPSIHA has shown itself to be open-minded and always amenable to tweaks that will put an even finer point on the calculations. There have been several refinements since... well, last century. 

Please keep in mind that the RPI and JSPR rankings USHR publishes are totally fluid and updated in real time, so changes can appear sudden and quixotic, though as the season moves along and the sample pool grows increasingly larger, the moves are less drastic. It's fun to watch, as there's a huge ripple effect and, while games between top teams can have an immediate -- and significant -- affect on the rankings so, too, can games that might appear less earth-shaking, i.e games that might lift a team from below .500 to .500 or above. The more games that are left to be played, the greater the potential volatility in the rankings. When the final accounting is made, the most-deserving teams will have reached the playoffs and, with three tournaments, a greater number of teams will experience the joy of making the playoffs.

We hope all this makes sense. We know it's a little complex mathematically, so if anything is fuzzy please let us know, as we are always tinkering with this explanation, trying to make it more easily understandable.

Sun. 1/31/16

Girls' Prep Composite, Week of Feb. 1, 2016

Mon. Feb. 1
Newton CD @ Beaver Country Day , 4:15 pm
Tilton @ New Hampton, 4:30 pm
Gunnery @ Hotchkiss, 4:45 pm

Tues. Feb. 2
LaSalle Academy @ Portsmouth Abbey, 6:00 pm

Wed. Feb. 3
Kimball Union vs. Kents Hill, 1:45 pm -- at Phillips Exeter Academy
Berkshire @ Hotchkiss, 2:00 pm
Proctor @ Vermont Academy, 2:30 pm
Loomis-Chaffee @ Gunnery, 3:00 pm
Tabor @ Rivers, 3:00 pm
Westminster @ Pomfret, 3:00 pm
Groton @ Middlesex, 3:00 pm
Holderness vs. Hebron, 3:00 pm -- at North Conway, NH
Millbrook @ Kingswood-Oxford, 3:00 pm
Andover @ Exeter, 3:00 pm
Southfield @ Worcester Academy, 3:15 pm
New Hampton @ Cushing, 3:30 pm
Lawrence Academy @ Milton, 3:30 pm
St. Paul's @ St. Mark's, 3:30 pm
Thayer @ Brooks, 3:30 pm
Stanstead College @ Tilton, 3:30 pm
Noble & Greenough @ St. George's, 4:15 pm
Greenwich @ Kent, 4:30 pm
Taft @ Williston-Northampton, 4:30 pm
Northfield - Mt. Hermon @ Choate, 4:45 pm
Berwick @ North Yarmouth Academy, 4:45 pm
Lawrenceville @ Canterbury, 5:00 pm
Governor's @ BB&N, 5:30 pm
Beaver Country Day @ Pingree, 5:30 pm
NEWHL @ Deerfield, 6:15 pm (S)

Fri. Feb. 5
Rye Country Day @ Greenwich, 3:30 pm
New Hampton @ St. Paul's, 4:30 pm
Northfield - Mt. Hermon @ Cushing, 5:00 pm
Winsor @ Pingree, 5:00 pm
Rivers @ Milton, 5:00 pm
Berwick @ Proctor, 5:30 pm
Hebron @ Middlesex, 5:30 pm
Lawrence Academy @ Tabor, 6:30 pm

Sat. Feb. 6
North Yarmouth Academy @ Holderness, 12:00 pm
Kingswood-Oxford @ St. George's, 1:00 pm
New Hampton @ Andover, 1:15 pm
Worcester Academy @ Winchendon, 2:00 pm
Middlesex @ Southfield, 2:00 pm
Pingree @ Tilton, 2:30 pm
Milton @ Thayer, 2:45 pm
Brooks @ Noble & Greenough, 3:15 pm
Exeter @ BB&N, 4:00 pm
Tabor @ St. Mark's, 4:15 pm
Groton @ Governor's, 4:45 pm
Proctor @ Kimball Union, 6:00 pm
Hill School @ Northwood, 8:00 pm

Sun. Feb. 7
Hill School @ Northwood, 1:00 pm

Mon. Feb. 8
Winsor @ Middlesex, 4:45 pm 

Sun. 1/24/16

Girls' Prep Composite, Week of Jan. 25, 2016

Mon. Jan. 25
Taft @ Gunnery, 5:00 pm
Andover @ BB&N, 5:15 pm
St. George's @ Portsmouth Abbey, 6:30 pm

Wed. Jan. 27
Hotchkiss @ Millbrook, 2:30 pm
Tilton @ Exeter, 2:30 pm
Thayer @ Rivers, 3:00 pm
Worcester Academy @ Brooks, 3:30 pm
Andover @ Cushing, 3:30 pm
Choate @ Kent, 3:30 pm
Williston-Northampton @ Westminster, 3:30 pm
Canterbury @ Rye Country Day, 3:30 pm
Vermont Academy @ Stanstead College, 4:00 pm
Gunnery @ Berkshire, 4:00 pm
Winchendon @ New Hampton, 4:30 pm
St. Paul's @ Northfield - Mt. Hermon, 4:30 pm
St. George's @ St. Mark's, 4:30 pm
Berwick @ Newton Country Day, 4:30 pm
Groton @ Pingree, 4:30 pm
Holderness @ Kimball Union, 4:30 pm
Portsmouth Abbey @ Kingswood-Oxford, 4:30 pm
Taft @ Loomis-Chaffee, 4:45 pm
Proctor @ North Yarmouth Academy, 4:45 pm
Deerfield @ Pomfret, 4:45 pm
Southfield @ Governor's, 5:00 pm
Lawrence Academy @ Noble & Greenough, 5:30 pm
Wyoming Seminary @ Hill, 6:15 pm

Thurs. Jan. 28
Kingswood-Oxford @ Canterbury, 5:30 pm

Fri. Jan. 29
Winchendon @ St. Paul's, 3:30 pm
Winsor @ Newton Country Day, 3:45 pm
Vermont Academy @ New Hampton, 4:00 pm
Lawrence Academy @ Groton, 4:30 pm
Cushing @ Noble & Greenough, 5:00 pm
Holderness @ Worcester Academy, 5:15 pm
Exeter @ Berwick, 5:30 pm
Kimball Union @ Governor's, 6:30 pm
Brewster Academy @ Loomis-Chaffee, 7:00 pm

Sat. Jan. 30
Brewster @ Choate, 12:00 pm
Beaver Country Day @ Portsmouth Abbey, 1:30 pm
Worcester Academy @ Kingswood-Oxford, 2:00 pm
BB&N @ Cushing, 2:00 pm
Tilton @ Governor's, 2:00 pm
Thayer @ Middlesex, 2:00 pm
Loomis-Chaffee @ Greenwich, 2:30 pm
Williston-Northampton @ Hotchkiss, 2:30 pm
Pomfret @ Northfield - Mt. Hermon, 2:30 pm
Hebron @ Exeter, 3:00 pm
Vermont Academy @ Winchendon, 3:00 pm
New Hampton @ St. Mark's, 4:00 pm
Westminster @ Tabor, 4:00 pm
Southfield @ Brooks, 4:00 pm
Groton @ Holderness, 4:00 pm
Deerfield @ Andover, 4:00 pm
Winsor @ Berwick, 4:30 pm
Millbrook @ Berkshire, 4:30 pm
Hill School @ Canterbury, 6:00 pm
Kent @ Taft, 7:00 pm

Mon. Feb. 1
Newton CD @ Beaver CD , 4:15 pm
Tilton @ New Hampton, 4:30 pm
Gunnery @ Hotchkiss, 4:45 pm 

Sun. 1/17/16 -- Last update: Sat. 1/23 at 12:25 pm. Please see below for storm cancellations/postponements.

Girls' Prep Composite, Week of Jan. 18, 2016

Mon. Jan. 18
Tilton @ Holderness, 4:00 pm
Westminster @ Loomis-Chaffee, 6:00 pm

Wed. Jan. 20
Exeter @ Holderness, 1:30 pm
Cushing vs. Hotchkiss, 2:30 pm (at Trinity College)
Canterbury @ Gunnery, 2:30 pm
Loomis-Chaffee @ Taft, 2:45 pm
Pingree @ Worcester Academy, 3:00 pm
Brewster Academy @ Noble & Greenough, 3:00 pm
Andover @ Lawrence Academy, 3:00 pm
Northfield - Mt. Hermon @ Berkshire, 3:00 pm
Rivers @ BB&N, 3:00 pm
St. Mark's @ Middlesex, 3:15 pm
St. Paul's @ Thayer, 3:15 pm
Beaver Country Day @ Berwick, 3:30 pm
North Yarmouth Academy @ Hebron, 4:00 pm
Kimball Union @ Vermont Academy, 4:00 pm
Portsmouth Abbey @ Newton CD, 4:00 pm
Millbrook @ Westminster, 4:15 pm
Proctor @ Groton, 4:15 pm
Choate @ Deerfield, 4:15 pm
Pomfret @ Kent, 4:30 pm
St. George's @ Tabor, 4:30 pm
Governor's @ Milton, 4:30 pm
Brooks @ Tilton, 5:15 pm

Fri. Jan. 22
Kents Hill @ Thayer, 4:15 pm
Cushing @ Middlesex, 5:00 pm
North Yarmouth Academy @ Berwick, 5:00 pm
Groton @ Rivers, 5:00 pm
Exeter @ St. Paul's, 5:30 pm
New Hampton @ Deerfield, 6:00 pm
Hill School vs. Portledge, 9:00 pm (at Shady Side Academy)

Sat. Jan. 23
Noble & Greenough @ Exeter, 2:00 pm
Kents Hill @ Thayer, 2:15 pm -- moved up to Fri. 1/22 at 4:15 pm
New Hampton @ Choate, 3:00 pm -- cancelled
BB&N @ Winchendon, 3:00 pm
Kimball Union @ Berwick, 3:15 pm
St. Mark's @ Andover, 3:30 pm
Newton CD @ Middlesex, 3:30 pm
Greenwich @ Millbrook, 4:00 pm -- postponed to Mon. 2/22
Vermont Academy @ Groton, 4:00 pm
Holton-Arms vs. Hill School, 4:00 pm -- cancelled
Tabor @ Loomis-Chaffee, 4:15 pm -- cancelled
Holderness @ Southfield, 4:15 pm
Hotchkiss @ Westminster, 4:30 pm -- postponed to Mon. 2/22
Kent @ Williston-Northampton, 4:30 pm -- cancelled
Northfield - Mt. Hermon @ Tilton, 4:30 pm
Gunnery @ Lawrenceville, 4:30 pm -- cancelled
St. George's @ Governor's, 4:45 pm
Brewster Academy @ Rivers, 5:00 pm
Canterbury @ Kingswood-Oxford, 5:00 pm
Portsmouth Abbey @ Pingree, 5:00 pm
Berkshire @ Lawrence Academy, 5:30 pm
St. Paul's @ Milton, 5:30 pm
Deerfield @ Taft, 5:30 pm -- cancelled
Kingswood-Oxford @ Canterbury, 6:00 pm -- postponed to Thurs. 1/28 at 5:30 pm
North Yarmouth Academy @ Worcester Academy, 6:30 pm
Proctor @ Hebron, 6:30 pm

Sun. Jan. 24
Hill School @ Shady Side Academy, 10:30 am
Berkshire @ Cushing, 12:00 pm
Proctor @ Kents Hill, 12:00 pm

Mon. Jan. 25
Andover @ BB&N, 4:45 pm
Taft @ Gunnery, 5:00 pm
Andover @ BB&N, 5:15 pm
St. George's @ Portsmouth Abbey, 6:30 pm 

Sun. 1/10/16

Girls' Prep Composite, Week of Jan. 11, 2016

Mon. Jan. 11
Winsor @ Newton CD, 4:30 pm
Westminster @ Gunnery, 5:00 pm
Noble & Greenough @ Rivers, 5:15 pm
Andover @ Brooks, 5:15 pm
Milton @ BB&N, 5:15 pm
New Hampton @ Holderness, 6:30 pm

Wed. Jan. 13
Holderness @ Tilton, 2:00 pm
Brooks @ St. Paul's, 2:30 pm
Kent @ Loomis-Chaffee, 3:00 pm
St. Mark's @ Lawrence Academy, 3:15 pm
Exeter @ Worcester Academy, 3:30 pm
Westminster @ Choate, 3:30 pm
Cushing @ Brewster Academy, 3:30 pm
BB&N @ Tabor, 3:30 pm
Pomfret @ Taft, 3:30 pm
Greenwich @ Hotchkiss, 4:00 pm
Deerfield @ Northfield - Mt. Hermon, 4:00 pm
Williston-Northampton @ Berkshire, 4:00 pm
North Yarmouth Academy @ Groton, 4:00 pm
Newton CD @ Pingree, 4:00 pm
Berwick @ Hebron, 4:15 pm
Portsmouth Abbey @ Winsor, 4:15 pm
Middlesex @ Noble & Greenough, 4:30 pm
Millbrook @ Canterbury, 4:30 pm
Governor's @ Kingswood-Oxford, 4:30 pm
Kimball Union @ Stanstead College, 4:30 pm
Rivers @ St. George's, 4:30 pm
Vermont Academy @ Gunnery, 4:30 pm
Winchendon @ Proctor, 5:00 pm
Morristown Beard @ Hill School, 5:30 pm

Fri. Jan. 15
Hill School @ Pingry, 3:30 pm
Winchendon @ Northfield - Mt. Hermon, 4:00 pm
Hebron @ Kents Hill, 4:00 pm
Beaver Country Day @ Pingree, 4:00 pm
Greenwich @ Canterbury, 4:15 pm
Newton CD @ Berwick, 5:00 pm
St. George's @ Southfield, 6:00 pm
Andover @ Brewster Academy, 6:15 pm
Pomfret @ Lawrence Academy, 6:30 pm
New Hampton @ BB&N, 7:15 pm

Sat. Jan. 16
Parent-Daughter Game @ Pomfret, 12:00 pm (S)
Williston-Northampton @ Gunnery, 1:00 pm
Cushing @ St. Mark's, 2:00 pm
New Hampton @ Tabor, 2:00 pm
Noble & Greenough @ Berkshire, 2:00 pm
Middlesex @ Governor's, 2:00 pm
Milton @ Groton, 2:00 pm
Deerfield @ Exeter, 2:00 pm
Rye Country Day @ Hill School, 2:00 pm
Loomis-Chaffee @ Hotchkiss, 2:30 pm
Lawrence Academy @ Brooks, 2:30 pm
Andover @ St. Paul's, 3:00 pm
Canterbury @ Kingswood-Oxford, 3:00 pm
North Yarmouth Academy @ Tilton, 3:00 pm
Thayer @ Southfield, 3:00 pm
Proctor @ Pingree, 3:30 pm
Westminster @ Northfield - Mt. Hermon, 4:00 pm
Kimball Union @ Holderness, 4:00 pm
Winchendon @ Rivers, 4:00 pm
St. George's vs. Kents Hill, 4:00 pm (at Belmont Hill; Belmont, Mass.)
Vermont Academy @ Millbrook, 4:00 pm
Lawrenceville @ Kent, 5:00 pm
Taft @ Choate, 5:00 pm
Worcester Academy @ Berwick, 5:15 pm

Sun. Jan. 17
Lawrenceville @ Berkshire, 1:00 pm
Alumni Game @ Westminster, 3:00 pm (S)

Mon. Jan. 18
Tilton @ Holderness, 4:00 pm
Westminster @ Loomis-Chaffee, 6:00 pm 

Mon. 1/4/16

Girls' Prep Composite, Week of Jan. 4, 2016

Wed. Jan 6
Canterbury @ Kent, 2:30 pm
Princeton High School @ Hill School, 2:45 pm
Winchendon @ Noble & Greenough, 3:15 pm
Holderness @ Berwick, 3:30 pm
Greenwich @ Rye Country Day, 3:30 pm
Worcester Academy @ Andover, 4:00 pm
Kimball Union @ Brewster Academy, 4:00 pm
Northfield - Mt. Hermon @ New Hampton, 4:00 pm
Exeter @ Pomfret, 4:00 pm
BB&N @ Loomis-Chaffee, 4:15 pm
St. Mark's @ Southfield, 4:15 pm
Pingree @ Groton, 4:30 pm
Millbrook vs. St. George's, 4:30 pm (at Choate Rosemary Hall)
Winsor @ Thayer, 4:30 pm
Brewster Bulldogs @ Gunnery, 4:30 pm
Kents Hill @ North Yarmouth Academy, 4:45 pm
NEWHL @ Middlesex, 5:15 pm (S)
Ruskus U14 @ Governor's, 5:30 pm (S)
Tilton @ Proctor, 6:15 pm
N.E. Falcons @ Deerfield, 6:30 pm (S)

Fri. Jan. 8
Vermont Academy @ Holderness, 4:00 pm
Newton CD @ Thayer, 4:15 pm
Princeton Day School @ Hill School, 4:45 pm
Worcester Academy @ St. Mark's, 5:00 pm
Rye Country Day @ Kingswood-Oxford, 5:00 pm
Milton @ Southfield, 5:00 pm
New Hampton @ Winchendon, 5:30 pm
Pingree @ Hebron, 6:15 pm
Noble & Greenough @ Hotchkiss, 7:00 pm

Sat. Jan. 9
Lawrence Academy @ Cushing, 1:00 pm
Noble & Greenough @ Kent, 1:00 pm
Choate @ Andover, 1:15 pm
Berwick @ Portsmouth Abbey, 1:30 pm
BB&N @ Groton, 2:00 pm
Brewster Academy @ Exeter, 2:30 pm
Lawrenceville @ St. Paul's, 2:30 pm
Brooks @ Rivers, 3:00 pm
St. Mark's @ Governor's, 3:30 pm
Hill School @ Greenwich, 3:30 pm
Proctor @ Northfield - Mt. Hermon, 4:00 pm
Gunnery @ St. George's, 4:00 pm
Hotchkiss @ Pomfret, 4:30 pm
Tabor @ Williston-Northampton, 4:30 pm
Westminster @ Taft, 4:30 pm
Holderness @ North Yarmouth Academy, 5:30 pm
Canterbury @ Kimball Union, 6:30 pm
Millbrook @ Tilton, 6:30 pm
Loomis-Chaffee @ Berkshire, 7:00 pm

Sun. Jan. 10
Canterbury @ Tilton, 12:00 pm
Millbrook @ Kimball Union, 12:00 pm

Mon. Jan. 11
Winsor @ Newton CD, 4:30 pm
Westminster @ Gunnery, 5:00 pm
Noble & Greenough @ Rivers, 5:15 pm
Andover @ Brooks, 5:15 pm
Milton @ BB&N, 5:15 pm
New Hampton @ Holderness, 6:30 pm 

Mon. 1/4/16

Mon. Jan. 4th, 2016 Tournament Results

Phillips Exeter Tournament (Day 2 of 2)
At Phillips Exeter Academy; Exeter, NH

Cardinal Division: Exeter, Milton, Proctor, Stanstead.
Grey Division: Brooks, King's, Rice, Vermont.

Rice vs. King's
Proctor 3, Milton 0
Stanstead 9, Exeter 1 
Brooks 5, Vermont 1

Playoffs:
2 vs. 2 -- Proctor 2, Rice 0
3 vs. 3 -- Brooks 2, Exeter 1
4 vs. 4 -- Milton 4, Vermont 0
Championship -- Stanstead 6, King's 2 

Sun. 1/3/16

Sun. Jan. 3rd, 2016 Tournament Results

Winchendon School Invitational (Day 2 of 2)
At the Winchendon School; Winchendon, Mass.
Playoff Schedule:
9:00 am -- 5th Place -- Lawrence 8, Cushing 1
11:15 am -- 3rd Place -- Winchendon 2, NMH 0
1:30 pm -- Championship -- Williston 1, BB&N 0

All-Tournament Team:
Shannon Griffin, BB&N
Molly Griffin, BB&N
Ronnie Callahan, Cushing
Gloria Bilafer, Cushing
Laura Lundblad, Lawrence
Kyla Floresca, Lawrence
Allison First, NMH
Ellie Fellows, NMH
Morgan Fisher, Williston
Julia MacLean, Williston
Shelby Foran, Winchendon
Giana Savastano, Winchendon

Phillips Exeter Tournament (Day 1 of 2)
At Phillips Exeter Academy; Exeter, NH

Cardinal Division: Exeter, Milton, Proctor, Stanstead.
Grey Division: Brooks, King's, Rice, Vermont.

Stanstead 3, Milton 1
Brooks 2, King's 1 (OT)
Exeter 5, Proctor 4 (SO)
Rice 3, Vermont 2
Milton 2, Exeter 1 (OT)
Kings 4, Vermont 0
Rice 5, Brooks 3
Stanstead 4, Proctor 2

Sat/ 1/2/16

Sat. Jan. 2nd, 2016 Tournament Results

Winchendon School Invitational (Day 1 of 2)
At the Winchendon School; Winchendon, Mass.
BB&N 4, Cushing 2
Winchendon 3, Lawrence 2 (SO)
NMH 3, Cushing 2
Williston 1, Lawrence 0
BB&N 1, NMH 0
Williston 4, Winchendon 1

Sunday Playoff Schedule:
9:00 am -- 5th Place -- Cushing vs. Lawrence
11:15 am -- 3rd Place -- NMH vs. Winchendon
1:30 pm -- Championship -- BB&N vs. Williston