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Prep girls preview: Triple threat bolsters Berwick

By Tom JoyceDecember 10, 2019

Sydney Foster had 12 goals for Berwick last season. (Dave Arnold/New England Hockey Journal)

When a team goes 20-8-3, loses only three seniors to graduation and returns three players who received All-NEPSAC honors last season, that team is in strong position to compete.

That is the case for Berwick Academy this season under coach Kelly Souza.

Berwick is propelled by triplets Brittany Foster (19 goals, 19 assists), Sydney Foster (12 goals, 10 assists) and Tiffany Foster (10 goals, seven assists), among other valuable contributors. Last year, Brittany earned a spot on the All-NEPSAC Division 2 first team at forward, while Sydney, a forward, and Tiffany, a defender, earned All-NEPSAC Div. 2 honorable mentions for their standout performances.

Tags: Berwick, NEPSAC, New England girls hockey, Prep school hockey

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