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Brooks stormed back with four third period goals to pull even with St. Mark's, but then fell in overtime, 6-5. Nick Galenos had a goal and two assists while Nick Vozzella and Matt Geremia each had a goal and an assist.

Phillips Academy crushed Pomfret, 4-1, to remain undefeated yesterday.

The Big Blue boasted four different goal scorers, including Nick Craven, Brian Sasstrom, Michael Lozzi and Chris Kreider. Craven also registered an assist en route to a two-point night. Netminder Glenn Stowell narrowly missed earning his first shutout of the season, allowing a goal in the third frame.

Despite two goals from Taylor MacGivillar, Brooks fell to Pingree 5-3. Joe Napolitano added the final goal and Nick Galanos of Atkinson chipped in with an assist for the Green and White.

The Phillips Academy hockey team continued their strong start to the season. After netting six goals against Holderness last week, the Big Blue improved to 2-0 with a 5-3 win over Lawrence Academy.

The chances of the Gloucester High School boys hockey team repeating as Northeastern Conference champs next winter just got a little bit slimmer.

High-scoring junior forward Brett Biondo has decided to transfer to Division 1 power Malden Catholic for his senior year. Biondo's move had been rumored for a while, and the Fishermen's leading goal-scorer confirmed the decision yesterday.

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WORCESTER | The assumption after the Marblehead High hockey team lost to Scituate, 8-2, in the Division 3 state semifinal last night was that the Headers will be back here next season and do better.

WORCESTER | The Marblehead High hockey team had an otherwordly state tournament run, beating teams it wasn't supposed to beat and playing like it was destined to go out on top.

But the Headers not only ran out of miracles, they ran out of steam against Scituate last night.

On Hockey Phil Stacey

WORCESTER | You can look at this game one of two ways.

The pessimist would say that Marblehead was in over its head in the Division 3 state semifinal last night, giving up four goals before the game was eight-and-a-half minutes old and got hammered, 8-2, by the defending state champions from Scituate. Then there would be the view from the intelligent hockey observer.

Jackson Barber's friends are getting ready to play spring sports at Marblehead High. He's not part of that group.

No disrespect intended, but he doesn't want to be part of that group for a few more days.