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Bay State Conference spotlight: Nolan Leonard’s late goal pushes Braintree past Natick

By Jeff CoxFebruary 5, 2021

Braintree and Natick compete on Thursday in a Bay State Conference game at Zapustas Arena.

Nolan Leonard played the role of hero on Thursday afternoon. The sophomore center’s goal with 29.3 seconds left in the game propelled Braintree to a 3-2 win over Natick in a Bay State Conference tilt at Zapustas Arena.

Tags: Braintree, high school hockey, Massachusetts high schools, MIAA, Natick, Nick Fasano, Nolan Leonard, Sean McWhinnie, Will Ganaske, Zapustas Arena

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