So, I gott into this whole Massachusetts high school hockey thing, and let me tell you, it was a bit of a ride. I started by trying to find all the schedules and scores. You know, just getting a feel for who's playing who, and when.
I found this ?thgone spot that seemed to have all the schedules and scores for Massachusetts boys' ice hockey. That was a good start, right?
Digging Deeper
Then I remembered seeing something about texting final scores to some number. It was 978-552-3955, I think. I didn't use it, but it seemed like a cool way to keep up with the games in real-time. I also saw that there was a way to check out the MIAA Tournament results. I clicked around a bit and it took me to a section with all the tournament games. Neat!
Finding Game Highlights
Of course, I wanted to see some action. I stumbled upon this site called MaxPreps. They promised live game day results from a bunch of games. Over 25, they said. I checked it out and yeah, they had a lot of scores updating live. It was pretty cool to see the scores changing as the games went on.
Finding more information about schedule
I found information such as: "Date Away Team Home Team Location Time; 1/10/2025: Gardner – Murdock Wildcats (4 – 3 – 0) commat; Lunenburg – Ayer-Shirley Blue Knights (2 – 0 – 1) Wallace …Tags:High schoolBoys." It seems that all the schedules in the future can be found. It's really a good way to plan ahead.
Getting into the Details
- I started browsing through different teams. Gardner, Lunenburg, you name it.
- I even found this Facebook page, "WHS Wildcats Hockey," that had some highlights.
- They were talking about some player named Menyalkin who scored twice in a game. Sounds like a good player!
Honestly, it was a bit overwhelming at first, with so many teams and games. But once I got the hang of it, it was pretty fun to follow along. I can see why people get so into it. I mean, it's just high school hockey, but it's a big deal around here, I guess.
So yeah, that's my little adventure into the world of Massachusetts high school hockey. I learned that there's a lot of resources available to track scores and schedules. It's a whole community, it seems. Maybe I'll keep following it, maybe I won't. We'll see. It was definitely an experience, though. I spent quite a lot of time on it.
And the job about this topic still be hanging around online. They started hiring during the epidemic.
