High School Hockey

As the high school hockey season gets underway later this week it is important to note classification changes for the 2019-20 season. Perhaps the biggest - one statewide Class A division.

BREAKING SPORTS NEWS: The Maine Principals' Association membership has approved all of the classification committee changes for high school sports for the next two years.

The Greely Rangers exacted a little revenge on Old Town/Orono, beating the Black Bears 8-0 to win the Class B state hockey championship.

Bangor High School senior goalie Jacob Henry is now a finalist for the Travis Roy Award, the honor that goes to the top senior hockey player in Class A in Maine.

Make it back-to-back Class B regional titles for the Old Town/Orono Black Bears. A 1-0 thriller win over Kennebec (Waterville/Winslow) at Alfond Arena Wednesday night sends OT/Orono to another state championship game on Saturday.

The Old Town/Orono Black Bears are heading back to another Class B North Region title game thanks to a 4-1 semi-final win over Camden Hills Saturday night. The opponent will be Waterville/Winslow.

Bangor Rams goalie Jacob Henry is a semi-finalist for the 24th annual Travis Roy Award, given to the top senior player in Class A high school hockey.

The Maine Principals' Association is altering the upcoming high school hockey semi-final schedule to allow fans of schools with basketball teams playing state games to attend both.

It's postseason time for high school hockey starting tonight. The Bangor Rams are the #3 seed in Class A North. The Old Town/Orono Black Bears are the #1 seed in Class B.

Here's a look at scores from games played around the state on Friday, Feb. 8.