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High school hockey league wraps up regular season, teams set sights on regionals

TRI-COUNTY – The regular season of the Valley High School Hockey League has wrapped up and now teams are focusing on regionals for the chance to advance to provincials.

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While during the league season schools all play each another, in regionals they divide into their school divisions. In this region schools are involved in Division 2 and Division 3 regionals.

Happening first are Division 3 regionals in Bridgetown March 4 and 5. These regionals will involve Bridgetown, Par-en-Bas, Barrington and Middleton. See schedule by clicking here.

Division 2 regionals happen March 6-7 in Kingston. The schools in these regionals are NKEC, Horton, West Kings, Yarmouth and Central Kings. See schedule by clicking here.

DIGBY TO PLAY REGIONALS QUALIFIER

The last spot for regionals will be determined by a qualifier game happening in Digby on Thursday, March 3 between the Digby Mariners and the Bridgewater Vikings. Because Digby finished in sixth place in the Valley League amongst the six Division 2 schools, it has to play the qualifier with Bridgewater, who this year was not in the league.

Game time is 7:15 p.m. at the Digby Arena and admission is free. The Mariners are hoping for a large turnout as this will be their last home game of the season.

PAST WEEKEND RESULTS

Meanwhile, all high school teams wrapped up their regular seasons this past weekend. The Yarmouth Vikings finished their season with two wins. At home Saturday night the Vikings had a 3-2 win over Avon View and on the road Sunday the Vikings had a 9-6 win over Digby. In that game Yarmouth had a 7-2 lead going into the third period. Digby capitalized for four goals in the final period but the Vikings also added to their total. 

On Saturday, Digby had played West Kings, losing 5-4 in overtime after coming back from a 4-0 deficit in the first period.

After three wins the prior weekend, the Par-en-Bas Sharks lost their two final games of the season with a 3-1 home loss to Avon View and a 10-2 road loss to Park View.

The Barrington Barons split a pair of games with West Kings on its final weekend of the league season. The Barons had a 4-2 win and a 6-2 loss.

Meanwhile on Monday, Feb. 29, the four teams that had finished at the top of the league standings competed for the Valley High School Hockey League Championship. Horton won the championship with a 5-4 overtime win over NKEC. The other two teams that competed were Avon View and Park View.

 

The Class of 2016

The following is a list of the graduating players from the local high school teams.

Yarmouth Vikings:

Cole Jacquard, Jacob Surette, Steven Moore, Maguire Breton, Dylan LeBlanc, Kirby Maillet, Oliver Johansson, Conner Comeau and Luke Emin.

Digby Mariners:

Noah Thomas, Brandon Sullivan, Riley LeBlanc, Ryan Robicheau, Ryan Doucette and Nathan Janson.

Barrington Barons:

Cameron Atwood, Jered Scott, Marcus Devine, Dylan Ross and Andrew Hunt.

Par-en-Bas Sharks:

Jaden Pothier and Nick Pothier.

 

 

 

While during the league season schools all play each another, in regionals they divide into their school divisions. In this region schools are involved in Division 2 and Division 3 regionals.

Happening first are Division 3 regionals in Bridgetown March 4 and 5. These regionals will involve Bridgetown, Par-en-Bas, Barrington and Middleton. See schedule by clicking here.

Division 2 regionals happen March 6-7 in Kingston. The schools in these regionals are NKEC, Horton, West Kings, Yarmouth and Central Kings. See schedule by clicking here.

DIGBY TO PLAY REGIONALS QUALIFIER

The last spot for regionals will be determined by a qualifier game happening in Digby on Thursday, March 3 between the Digby Mariners and the Bridgewater Vikings. Because Digby finished in sixth place in the Valley League amongst the six Division 2 schools, it has to play the qualifier with Bridgewater, who this year was not in the league.

Game time is 7:15 p.m. at the Digby Arena and admission is free. The Mariners are hoping for a large turnout as this will be their last home game of the season.

PAST WEEKEND RESULTS

Meanwhile, all high school teams wrapped up their regular seasons this past weekend. The Yarmouth Vikings finished their season with two wins. At home Saturday night the Vikings had a 3-2 win over Avon View and on the road Sunday the Vikings had a 9-6 win over Digby. In that game Yarmouth had a 7-2 lead going into the third period. Digby capitalized for four goals in the final period but the Vikings also added to their total. 

On Saturday, Digby had played West Kings, losing 5-4 in overtime after coming back from a 4-0 deficit in the first period.

After three wins the prior weekend, the Par-en-Bas Sharks lost their two final games of the season with a 3-1 home loss to Avon View and a 10-2 road loss to Park View.

The Barrington Barons split a pair of games with West Kings on its final weekend of the league season. The Barons had a 4-2 win and a 6-2 loss.

Meanwhile on Monday, Feb. 29, the four teams that had finished at the top of the league standings competed for the Valley High School Hockey League Championship. Horton won the championship with a 5-4 overtime win over NKEC. The other two teams that competed were Avon View and Park View.

 

The Class of 2016

The following is a list of the graduating players from the local high school teams.

Yarmouth Vikings:

Cole Jacquard, Jacob Surette, Steven Moore, Maguire Breton, Dylan LeBlanc, Kirby Maillet, Oliver Johansson, Conner Comeau and Luke Emin.

Digby Mariners:

Noah Thomas, Brandon Sullivan, Riley LeBlanc, Ryan Robicheau, Ryan Doucette and Nathan Janson.

Barrington Barons:

Cameron Atwood, Jered Scott, Marcus Devine, Dylan Ross and Andrew Hunt.

Par-en-Bas Sharks:

Jaden Pothier and Nick Pothier.

 

 

 

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