DEDHAM, MA - 

The huskies travelled down to Dedham, MA for a NEPSAC Small School rematch against Groton School. Both teams were ready to go, and the first period was full of chances for both teams. No one was able to capitalize, ending the first 0-0. Reese Luber '25 scored the first goal of the game on a husky power play off a beautiful pass from Julia Loughlin '24. The huskies were fired up after the goal and were able to hold off Groton to take a 1-0 lead going into the third. However, Groton came out swinging, tying the game early in the third at 1. The third continued to be back and forth, each team with their fair share of chances. Both goalies played well to keep the game at 1. With the third winding down, Caroline Thomas '25 capitalized on a sneaky pass from Kayleigh Michaud-Nolan '25 to give the huskies a 2-1 lead with under 5 minutes remaining in the game. Goaltender Vera Lee '24 made a few spectacular saves in the last two minutes to keep Groton off the board, even with their extra attacker. The huskies held on to win the NEPSAC Small School Championship against Groton for the second year in a row. What a way to end a great 2023-2024 season! Congradulations Huskies, and a huge thank you to all the seniors. 

NEW HAMPTON, NH - 

The huskies were back at home to play Rivers School in the NEPSAC Small School semifinals. Once the huskies got into their groove, Rivers could not stop them, and New Hampton took a commanding lead to win the game 6-1. This was a great team win for the huskies. With this win, the huskies have a chance to repeat a NEPSAC Small School championship as they take on Groton for the second year in a row. 

MERIDEN, NH -

The huskies were back on the road for their final regular season matchup against Lakes Region rival, KUA. The huskies started off very strong, dominating KUA in their zone. Izzy Prentiss '24 opened the scoring with a quick rocket from the point to give the huskies a 1-0 lead. Shortly after, Katie Usilton '26 added to the lead, giving the huskies a 2-0 lead. True Thompson '25 was the next husky to score, on a delayed penalty as well, allowing the huskies to get a power play immediately following the goal. The huskies did capitalize on their power play, with a beautiful finish from Kennedy Walker '25, giving the huskies a commanding 4-0 lead going into the second. The second period was all KUA, as the huskies let up on the gas. KUA scored their only goal of the game on a defensive mistake by the huskies. KUA was unable to capitalize on additional mistakes by the huskies , keeping the score at 4-1. The huskies picked it up in the third, getting back to their dominance in the KUA zone. Caroline Thomas '25 added to the husky lead, giving the girls a nice 5-1 cushion to play with. The rest of the third was back and forth, but no one was able to add to the score. The huskies came out with the win, giving head coach Craig Churchill his 250th win behind the bench. A well-deserved honor for Craig!

NEW HAMPTON, NH -

The huskies were back at home for the Lakes' Region semifinal game against KUA. This was a rematch from last years' semifinal game, where KUA came back to win it in a shootout. The huskies didn't forget about that game, and kept it in the back of their mind to make sure they come out on top. The huskies started off strong in the KUA zone. Lily Thomas '26 opened the scoring with a beautiful finish, giving the huskies a 1-0 lead. Lily's linemate, Katie Usilton '26, added to the husky lead, making it 2-0. However, KUA came out hard as well, capitalizing on their chance, making it 2-1 going into the second. The second period was pretty back and forth, and KUA capitalized on their power play, tying the game at 2. The huskies weren't done however, and Kayleigh Michaud-Nolan '25 scored the huskies' go ahead goal, making it 3-2 at the end of the second. The third period was very close, with both teams having their chances. The period remained scoreless, even with KUA's final push in the dying minutes of the game. The huskies earn a hard-fought win, sending them to the Lakes' Region championship game against St. Paul's.

NEW HAMPTON, -

The huskies earned home-ice advantage for the Lakes Region championship game against St. Paul's School (SPS). It is always a good matchup between these two teams. Both teams started off hard and strong, with the period being back and forth. SPS capitalized on a husky D-zone breakdown, to open the scoring to 1-0. However, shortly after, True Thompson '25 tied the game at 1 with a beautiful finish off a pass from Caroline Thomas '25. The first ended with a score of 1-1. SPS started off the second very strong, and came at the huskies hard. Penalties, again, were the crutch of the huskies and back to back power plays allowed SPS to take a commanding 4-1 lead after the second. The huskies came out strong in the third, but they were no match for SPS who added to their lead early, to make it 5-1. The rest of the third was scoreless, so the final was 5-1 SPS. Congratulations to SPS for winning the Lakes Region Championship! The huskies will earn a bye for the first round of the Small School tournament, and will play in the semis against the winner of Frederick Gunn School vs Rivers School.

WOLFEBORO, NH -

The huskies took a trip over to Brewster academy for a Lakes' Region matchup. Brewster wanted redemption on their senior night for their previous 4-2 loss at New Hampton. However, the huskies came out strong and Izzy Prentiss '24 scored on the first shot of the game with a powerful shot from the point. Shortly after Emma MacPherson '27 added to the husky lead to make it 2-0 going into the second. The huskies continued to dominate Brewster in the offensive zone. Kennedy Walker '25 added to the husky lead, making it 3-0 going into the third. Goaltender Vera Lee '24 continued to keep Brewster off the board to maintain her goalless streak. The huskies scorers came alive in the third, scoring 4 goals from Kelsey Baker '26, Reagan Comora '25, Caroline Thomas '25, and Izzy Prentiss '24. Caroline and Izzy both had two goals on the night, helping the huskies to a dominant 7-0 win. Goaltender Cara Kuczek '26 got some time early into third period, and kept Brewster off the board for the huskies second consecutive combine shutout. Great team win! On Wednesday, the huskies are back on the road for their final regular season game against Lakes' Region rival KUA.

NEW HAMPTON, NH - 

The huskies were back at home for the final time in the regular season in a Lakes' Region matchup against Proctor Academy. The huskies started off strong, holding possession in the Proctor zone, however, the huskies struggled to get shots off. Proctor was able to get a couple shots off in the first, but goaltender Vera Lee '24 had an answer for each shot on goal. Caroline Thomas '25 opened the scoring for the huskies, with a goal from Taylor Settles '24 following shortly after, giving the huskies a 2-0 lead going into the second. The huskies came out harder in the second, doubling their shot total from the first. Proctor couldn't handle the husky pressure, and Katie Usilton '26 added to the husky lead, making it 3-0. Vera Lee '24 continued to steer away any chances that Proctor had, keeping them off the board heading into the third. The huskies continued their dominance in the Proctor zone for the third. Goaltender Cara Kuczek '26 started third period in goal for the huskies. Julia Loughlin '24 notched another goal for the huskies, taking a commanding 4-0 lead. The huskies had a little bit of a lull defensively, giving up a couple breakaways. The breakaway chances tested husky goaltender Cara Kuczek '26 who made some big saves to preserve the combined shutout. Ella Fischetti '27 notched her first career goal as a husky to add to the husky lead. 5-0 win for the huskies!

BROOKLINE, MA - 

The huskies were back on the road to Boston to face off against Dexter in a NEPSAC matchup. Both teams started off strong, with the huskies dominating Dexter in possession. The huskies had their fair share of chances, but, again, struggled to finish. The huskies thought they scored when True Thompson '25 hit two posts, but Dexter was able to scoop the puck out before it crossed the line. However, Emma MacPherson '27 officially opened up the scoring with a rebound in front to give the huskies a 1-0 lead. Vera Lee '24 kept Dexter off the board to maintain the husky lead going into the second. Both teams, again, started off the period strong. Both teams had their fair share of chances, however a lapse in the husky D-zone cost them their lead, allowing Dexter to tie the game at 1. The huskies came alive a little bit more after the Dexter goal and had some grade A chances, however the Dexter goaltender made some big saves to keep the game at 1 at the end of the second. Dexter came out really strong in the third but the huskies held them off to keep the game tied. The huskies had some chances in the third, but Dexter definitely came at them hard. Vera Lee '24 made some big time saves to keep the game tied going into overtime. Overtime continued to be back and forth, but not team could capitalize. Game ended in a 1-1 tie after OT.