Hockey team to play in final game for Hine Cup
Support the HS hockey team on Monday, February 27 in a winner takes all final match of the season. The puck drops at 6:30 p.m. at Ford Ice Center in Bellevue.
By Christie Laird, Parent of Benton Laird '23 & Cate Laird '26
The High School combined hockey team with Brentwood Academy and Nashville Christian School is one step closer to bringing home the Hine Cup after a 3-1 victory over Centennial High School on Wednesday, February 22.
The team came out of the gate on fire with a goal in the first minute of the game by Benton Laird '23 with assists from Ryan Barrett '24 and Aidan Ozgener '27. Edward Crane '23 added another before the end of the period with an assist from Ryan. Nick Venable '24 was formidable as always on defense and Goalie Jordin Palmeri '23 had a great night with 18 saves.
The team takes on Centennial again in a winner takes all final game on Monday, February 27 at 6:30 p.m. at Ford Ice Center in Bellevue. Your support is needed and appreciated. Come cheer on your Tigers!
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The High School combined hockey team with Brentwood Academy and Nashville Christian School is one step closer to bringing home the Hine Cup after a 3-1 victory over Centennial High School on Wednesday, February 22.
The team came out of the gate on fire with a goal in the first minute of the game by Benton Laird '23 with assists from Ryan Barrett '24 and Aidan Ozgener '27. Edward Crane '23 added another before the end of the period with an assist from Ryan. Nick Venable '24 was formidable as always on defense and Goalie Jordin Palmeri '23 had a great night with 18 saves.
The team takes on Centennial again in a winner takes all final game on Monday, February 27 at 6:30 p.m. at Ford Ice Center in Bellevue. Your support is needed and appreciated. Come cheer on your Tigers!
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