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Videos
"We are the makers of dreams, the dreamers of dreams."
-Herb Brooks
- 2010-- Super 8 Championship Game Highlights-- Hingham vs. CM
- 1980 Olympic Semi-finals- USA vs. USSR
A moment in time that forever changed the landscape of USA hockey, college hockey, and high school hockey, particularly here in Massachusetts. Following the 1980 Winter Olympics, there was an explosion of participation in youth hockey programs throughout New England. Then in the 1981, Bobby Carpenter of Beverly, MA and St. John's Prep High School became the first American-born player selected in the first-round of the NHL Entry Draft (third overall). Later that year he became the first player in history to go directly from American high school hockey to the NHL.
- Former NHL players Ted Donato and Bob Sweeney share their memories of playing high school hockey in Massachusetts. (Ted Donato is currently the Head Hockey Coach at Harvard University).
Former NHL players explain what it takes to win and be a successful hockey player.
- Boxer Tough- "Great athletes find a way to win." -Rocky Marciano
- Obvious to most, the Brockton High School mascot has double-meaning. The name "Boxers" symbolizes boxing legend Rocky Marciano. The "Brockton Blockbuster" was 49-0 and is the only heavyweight champion of the world to retire undefeated. He was told that he was too small and too slow to be a boxer but he defied the odds with hard work and determination. As Rocky once said, "Great athletes find a way to win."
- BU Pulls Their Goalie Down By Two and Ties the Game, Then Wins in OT
- BU Pulls Their Goalie Down By Two and Ties the Game, Then Wins in OT
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