Northeastern welcomes in Holy Cross to Historic Matthews Arena in a Saturday night Hockey East tilt. At the end of 60, the Huskies get the W with a 4-0 win that wasn’t as close as the final score made it seem.
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Here in New England, high school hockey takes center stage during the week between Christmas and New Years. This year was no different as Brownie was in the stands to take in some local puck.
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