Kimball Union defeated Salisbury 4-3 in the NEPSAC Elite 8 Championship. (Dave Arnold/NEHJ)
With the prep school hockey season ready for its first face-offs, an excitement is in the air around rinks across New England.
The 2019-20 season is sure to offer up surprises, while a lot of familiar faces and teams look to stay ahead of the pack.
A few teams, including three-time defending champion Kimball Union, have already played a game, but the prep school hockey season doesn’t start in earnest until after Thanksgiving. The weekend after Thanksgiving is highlighted by a few of the traditional jamborees before most of the circuit gets underway for real the Wednesday after (Dec. 4).
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