Girls Ice Hockey Finishes Season Undefeated
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The MBS girls ice hockey team finished the season ranked #1 in the state with a perfect 6-0 record. The Crimson skated into the New Jersey Interscholastic Girls Ice Hockey League (NJIGIHL) Cup championship game after defeating Chatham, 6-1, in the semifinals on March 2, but unfortunately the game has been cancelled due to the pandemic.
In the semifinal game, Leah Stecker ’22 had a hat trick, Lilli Warnock ’23 tallied two goals, and Logan Sutera ’22 also scored for MBS. Brooklyn Chen ’24 assisted on two of the goals while goalie Gracie Meyers ’23 turned away 11 shots for the victory.
Congratulations to the entire team on an outstanding season. Go Crimson!