Girls Hockey
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Williston was among the first schools in the prep circuit to offer girls hockey, beginning the program in 1983. Playing in NEPSAC Division 1 against the top prep programs in New England, the team plays a highly competitive 28 game schedule that includes two holiday tournaments against many of the top teams in New England including Nobles, Tabor, Loomis, St. Pauls and Andover. Williston girls hockey has enjoyed tremendous success in the past few years including earning twelve postseason berths, including winning the Chuck Vernon Elite tournament the past two seasons. The team has a remarkable record of 189-33-19 during the past ten years.
Williston’s hockey program fields two teams seeking to provide a quality hockey experience for girls at both levels. Additionally, the team has had several members make the prestigious NEPSAC Division 1 all star team including three first teamers and one second teamer in 2016, two second teamers in 2017, two first teamers in 2018, two first teamers and two second teamers in 2019, and three first teamers in 2022. Additionally, the program has had seven girls exceed the lofty milestone of scoring over 100 points in their careers. The Wildcats are fortunate to play in one of the premier venues for prep hockey in New England, Lossone Arena. The program is very proud of the fact that a number of recent graduates gone on to compete at both the Division 1 and Division 3 level. This upcoming season, we will have 18 girls playing in the college ranks this season. Williston’s hockey program strives to be great representatives of Williston while working hard on and off the ice.
2022-23 Upcoming Games
Date / Time
Opposition
Location
Schedule will be available as season approaches
Girls Varsity Hockey Results
Date / Time
Opposition
Advantage
Result
Score
Recap
Mar 5
2023
Mar 5, 2023
4:00 pm
Andover (Phillips Academy)
Win
W
4-14 - 1
Mar 4
2023
Mar 4, 2023
2:00 pm
Noble & Greenough School
Home
Win
W
1-0Home
1 - 0
Mar 1
2023
Mar 1, 2023
4:00 pm
Loomis Chaffee School
Home
Win
W
3-2Home
3 - 2
Recap
Feb 25
2023
Feb 25, 2023
1:00 pm
Buckingham Browne and Nichols
Away
Win
W
3-1Away
3 - 1
Recap
Feb 24
2023
Feb 24, 2023
6:00 pm
Winchendon School
Home
Win
W
7-0Home
7 - 0
Feb 22
2023
Feb 22, 2023
2:45 pm
Deerfield Academy
Away
Win
W
7-2Away
7 - 2
Feb 18
2023
Feb 18, 2023
3:30 pm
Loomis Chaffee School
Home
Tie
T
2-2Home
2 - 2
Feb 15
2023
Feb 15, 2023
4:15 pm
Northfield Mount Hermon
Away
Win
W
11-0Away
11 - 0
Recap
Feb 9
2023
Feb 9, 2023
5:00 pm
Westminster School
Home
Win
W
7-1Home
7 - 1
Recap
Feb 8
2023
Feb 8, 2023
4:00 pm
Choate Rosemary Hall
Home
Win
W
2-1Home
2 - 1
Recap
Feb 1
2023
Feb 1, 2023
4:45 pm
Taft School
Away
Win
W
7-0Away
7 - 0
Recap
Jan 28
2023
Jan 28, 2023
2:30 pm
Hotchkiss School
Home
Win
W
11-0Home
11 - 0
Recap
Jan 26
2023
Jan 26, 2023
5:00 pm
Westminster School
Cancelled
Home
Home
Jan 25
2023
Jan 25, 2023
2:45 pm
Westminster School
Cancelled
Home
Home
Jan 21
2023
Jan 21, 2023
4:30 pm
Kent School
Away
Win
W
5-1Away
5 - 1
Recap
Jan 18
2023
Jan 18, 2023
3:45 pm
Dexter Southfield School
Away
Win
W
1-0Away
1 - 0
Recap
Jan 14
2023
Jan 14, 2023
3:00 pm
The Frederick Gunn School
Home
Win
W
5-1Home
5 - 1
Recap
Jan 11
2023
Jan 11, 2023
2:30 pm
Berkshire School
Home
Win
W
12-0Home
12 - 0
Recap
Jan 7
2023
Jan 7, 2023
4:30 pm
Tabor Academy
Home
Win
W
2-0Home
2 - 0
Recap
Jan 2
2023
Jan 2, 2023
5:30 pm
Winchendon School
Away
Win
W
4-1Away
4 - 1
Recap
Jan 1
2023
Jan 1, 2023
6:00 pm
Cushing Academy
Away
Win
W
2-0Away
2 - 0
Recap
Jan 1
2023
Jan 1, 2023
2:00 pm
Winchendon School
Away
Win
W
6-0Away
6 - 0
Dec 18
2022
Dec 18, 2022
2:00 pm
Milton Academy
Away
Win
W
4-1Away
4 - 1
Recap
Dec 17
2022
Dec 17, 2022
Noble & Greenough School
Away
Win
W
2-1Away
2 - 1
Recap
Dec 17
2022
Dec 17, 2022
Westminster School
Away
Win
W
2-1Away
2 - 1
Recap
Dec 16
2022
Dec 16, 2022
3:30 pm
Nobles Tourn @ Milton
Away
Win
W
2-1Away
2 - 1
Recap
Dec 10
2022
Dec 10, 2022
3:00 pm
Pomfret School
Home
Win
W
10-0Home
10 - 0
Recap
Dec 7
2022
Dec 7, 2022
4:15 pm
Cushing Academy
Home
Win
W
4-1Home
4 - 1
Recap
Dec 3
2022
Dec 3, 2022
5:00 pm
St. Paul's School
Away
Win
W
5-2Away
5 - 2
Recap
Nov 30
2022
Nov 30, 2022
3:00 pm
Berkshire Jamboree
Away
Away
Yesterday the Wildcats hosted Loomis for a highly anticipated rematch in the quarterfinals of the NEPSAC Elite Eight Tournament. Loomis was the only blemish on the team's record as they battled it out and tied 2-2 February 18th. The Wildcats came out flying in the first getting many opportunities against the talented Loomis team. It was not until the very first minute of the second that Williston scored the first goal of the game. Zola Piekarski ’26 skated the puck out of the Wildcats D zone before throwing it off the boards to Emily Crovo ‘23 who was cutting across the ice to receive the pass. Crovo dished it out to Ava DeCoste ‘23 who was in perfect positioning to tap it past the Loomis goalie. Loomis responded shortly after with a goal to tie it 1-1 but Williston’s Miranda Calderone ‘23 responded with a shot that went right above the Loomis goalie’s shoulder from the point on the power play. Katherine Kang ‘23 and Crovo ‘23 assisted. Violet Carroll ‘25 would also contribute to the offense in the third putting in a rebound to give the team a 3-1 lead. Loomis was able to put one more on the board with less than a minute to go in the game on a 6 on 5 to make it 3-2. The Cats locked it down from there taking the thrilling 3-2 win. Olivia Ferebee ‘25 stood on her head the entire game. This is win number 25 of the season: breaking the programs record of most wins in the season. The squad takes on Nobles at home in the semis at 2pm Saturday!
Varsity girls hockey traveled to BB&N where it defeated the hometown Knights 3-1. Monique Lyons scored twice and Zola Piekarski scored once. Liv Ferebee was outstanding in net. The team awaits word on the tournament after finishing 24-0-1!
Nine different scorers helped the Wildcats win decisively at NMH 11-0. Jenna Guglielmi earned the shutout in net.
The Wildcats hosted Westminster on a rare Thursday game due to two previous cancellations. The Wildcats were looking to be more consistent in their play after the OT win over Choate and the team came out on fire. In the opening shift, Ava DeCoste '23 and Emily Crovo '23 had a nice passing play and their shot went over the net and bounced out in front for Zola Piekarski '26 to put it in. In the next shift, Violet Carroll '25 took a shot and Monique Lyons '24 put in the rebound. At the 10:13 mark, Monique scored again when Nora Curtis '25 won the face off and Violet skated the puck in the zone and gave it back to Nora, who took a shot. Monique put in the rebound. At 5:16, Crovo passed it to Ava, who skated it into the high slot and shot it over the goalie's shoulder. In the second period, the Wildcats scored three more goals .Crovo would get the 5th goal when she put in a rebound from a shot from Zola and Ava assisted on the goal. Violet would net the 6th goal when Nora kept the puck in at the blue line and then found Monique below the net, who fed Nora in front and she backhanded it into the net. The final goal for the Wildcats was scored by Nina Coffee '26 when she jumped into the zone, took a shot from the top of the circle and found an opening right above the goalie's pad. Westminster would score at the beginning of the third period but the Wildcats would limit their chances after that. Liv Ferebee '25 earned the win in the net and the Wildcats look forward to a big one Saturday at Andover.
The Wildcats returned from midwinter break to play a hardworking and tenacious Choate team. The Wildcats got off to a bit of a slow start and Choate capitalized half way through the first period. The Wildcats got the equalizer when Monique Lyons '24 buried a rebound off a shot from Nora Curtis '25 with 37 seconds to go in the first period. The Wildcats spent some of the second period killing off penalties and while the Wildcats had chances, the Choate goalie stood tall. The Wildcats continued to press in the third period but couldn't find the go ahead goal. With just less than 1:30 to go, the Wildcats took a penalty and killed it off. The game went to overtime and Choate would take a penalty half way through the OT. Emily Crovo '23 got the game winner off a nice shot with a few seconds to go in the power play. Her goal was assisted by Zola Piekarski '26. Jenna Guglielmi '23 earned the win in the net for the Wildcats. The Wildcats will return to action tomorrow at home vs. Westminster School.
The Wildcats traveled to Taft for the final contest before the winter long weekend. The Wildcats got on the board at 14:44 in the first when Emily Crovo ’23 gave a drop pass to Zola Piekarski ‘26 and they overlapped on the boards. Zola took steps toward the net and it was a straight shot to the net. About two minutes later, Zola tipped in a shot from Katherine Kang ’23 and then Zola put in the rebound. Violet Carroll ’25 tallied the third goal when Monique Lyons ‘24 got the puck in the D zone and chipped it past the D and they went on a 2v1 then Monique fed it over to Carroll, who buried it. Before the end of the period, the Wildcats took advantage of a power play when the puck was worked around the top and then Carroll fed Nora Curtis ‘25 who took a quick shot to beat the goalie. In the second period, Monique Lyons ’24 was battling in the corner and came out with the puck and roofed it from the goal-line. In the third period, The Wildcats made it 6-0 when the puck went up to the point to Miranda Calderone ‘23 who shot it and Curtis ‘24 tipped it in. With a minute and a half to go, the Wildcats were on the kill and Lyons took the puck from the Taft girl on the blue line then went wide and cut to the middle and shot it over the goalie’s glove. Jenna Guglielmi ’23 earned the shutout on the day. The Wildcats will return to action next Wednesday at 4pm vs. Choate.
The Wildcats hosted the Bearcats for our 14th Annual Pink in the Rink game. The Wildcats got on the board about two minutes into the game when Camille Armaganian ’24 came down the right side and beat the Hotchkiss defenseman and drove to the net. Less than a minute later, Nina Coffee ’26 made it 2-0, then Katherine Kang ’23 tallied the third goal. Violet Carroll ’25 made it 4-0 on the power play. Then Zola Piekarski ’26 scored the 5th goal and just 13 seconds later, Nora Curtis tallied the 6th goal. The Wildcats went on to score five more goals in the second and third periods. We had eleven different players contribute to the offense. Liv Ferebee ’25 and Jenna Guglielmi ’23 split the game in the net. After the game there was a community skate and a raffle as well. The Wildcats raised 5,010 dollars, which was a record for this event. A huge thank to the community for all the support!
The Wildcats traveled to Kent for a highly anticipated match up. The Wildcats got on the board at the end of the period when Nina Coffee '26 kept the puck in at the blue line and Nora Curtis '25 grabbed it, passed it cross to Monique Lyons '24, who spun around and fed Violet Carroll '25 in front of the net. Violet also spun around and backhanded it in through the five hole. The Wildcats exploded in the second period scoring three goals. The first by Camille Armaganian '25 got the puck in the neutral zone and skated the puck in the zone and shot the puck past the Kent goalie. Then Zola Piekarski '26 cycled the puck to Nora in the corner and she rolled to the top of the circle and shot it over the goalie's shoulder to make it 3-0. Keirstyn Camiolo tallied the next one when she got the puck at the blue line and went on a 2 on 1 rush and she scored on the off side far blocker. Kent scored half way through in the third to make it 4-1 and the Wildcats responded a few minutes later on a 4v4. Monique Lyons skated the puck out of the d zone and passed Carroll the puck in the neutral zone and she entered and dropped it back to Lyons and who took the puck to the middle and shot it low and it went in to seal the 5-1 win! Liv Ferebee '25 was outstanding in the net for the Wildcats!
The Wildcats traveled to Brookline on a warm Wednesday afternoon for a highly anticipated match up. The Wildcats got off to a strong start by converting on a powerplay when Caroline Aufiero '24 took a shot from the point and Nina Coffee '26 tipped it in. The Wildcats would continue to press and dominated most of the game but the Southfield goaltender was up to the task. The Wildcats killed two penalties in the remaining period and didn't allow any high scoring chances in the final 1:30 when Southfield pulled their goalie. The Wildcats showed composure in these moments and Jenna Guglielmi '23 was up for the task in our net. She earned her second shutout of the season and the Wildcats are now 13-0 on the season. The Wildcats will head to Kent on Saturday for another good match up.
The Wildcats welcomed the Highlanders from Frederick Gunn for a 3pm puck drop on Saturday afternoon. The Wildcats would score three goals in the first to take an early lead. The first of two of her goals, Violet Carroll ’25 would put in a shot after getting it from Monique Lyons ’24. Katherine Kang assisted on the play. Zola Piekarski ’26 would get her first of two goals after tipping in a shot from Alyssa Frazier ’25. Later in the period, Zola would put another past the goalie on a nifty move. Emily Crovo ’23 and Ava DeCoste ’23 assisted on the play. Frederick Gunn would convert on a 2v2 rush to make it 3-1 half way through the second period. The Wildcats would respond later in the period when Emily Crovo ’23 scored. Miranda Calderone ’23 and Nina Coffee ’26 assisted on the play. In the third period, Carroll scored a power play goal, which was assisted by Caroline Aufiero ’24 and Lyons ’24. Jenna Guglielmi '23 and Liv Ferebee '25 split the game and made 5 saves each.
The Wildcats hosted the Bears of Berkshire and got off to a strong start by scoring six goals in the opening period. In the second and third period, the Wildcats would score another three in each period. The Wildcats had 14 players contribute to the offense! Most notably, Ava DeCoste ’23 had a hat trick on the day! Jenna Guglielmi ’23 earned the shutout in net and made 6 saves. The Wildcats will host Frederik Gunn on Saturday.
The Wildcats returned to Lossone Arena to play Tabor in the first game after the Winchendon Tournament. The Wildcats broke open the scoring when Caroline Aufiero ’24 jumped into the play and put in a rebound from a shot from Keirstyn Camiolo ’25. The Wildcats dominated most of the first period and the early goal gave us confidence heading in to the second. The Wildcats killed a penalty and then found the back of the net when Zola Piekarski '26 put in rebound from a shot from Violet Carroll ’25. Emily Crovo ’23 also assisted on the play. The Wildcats continued to press and outshot the Seawolves 35-15. Liv Ferebee 25 earned the shutout in net. The Wildcats will return to action on Wednesday to host Berkshire.
The Wildcats advanced to the finals of the Winchendon Invitational and played Winchendon's top team. The Wildcats got on the board twice in the first period. Keirstyn Camiolo '25 would get a pass from Caroline Aufiero '24 and took a great shot to beat the goalie. A few minutes later, Monique Lyons '24 netted the second goal after some nifty passing from Ava DeCoste '23 and Nora Curtis '25. In the second period, the Wildcats got on the board again when Camille Armaganian '24 put in a shot after getting it from Katherine Kang '23. Winchendon scored on the power to narrow the lead to 3-1. Nora Curtis '25 would seal the win with an empty net goal in the last thirty seconds of the game. Jenna Guglielmi '23 and Liv Ferebee '25 split the game and both played well.
The Wildcats faced the Penguins for the second time and Violet Carroll '25 got the Wildcats on the board first at 10:22 of the first period. The Wildcats had other chances in the first but didn't cash in. In the second period, a goal was called back but the Wildcats answered with a goal when Keirstyn Camiolo '25 scored as she was streaking down the right side of the ice. The Wildcats continued to press in the final half of the game but the Cushing goalie was up to the task. The final would be 2-0 Wildcats and goalies Liv Ferebee '25 and Jenna Guglielmi '23 combined for the shutout. Tomorrow we return to action at 5:30pm in the championship game.
The Wildcats got off to an early lead in the championship game when Nora Curtis '25 put in a rebound in front at 13:47 of the first period. Emily Hamann '24 scored with three and a half minutes to go in the period off a great shot outside of the dots to make it 2-0. Nina Coffee '26 and Emily Crovo '23 assisted on the play. The Wildcats regrouped in the intermission and played a better second period. Monique Lyons '24 scored a power play goal with four minutes to go in the period. Caroline Aufiero '24 assisted on the play. The third period was the Wildcat's best period. Despite a late goal by Milton on the power play, the Wildcats controlled most of the play and solidified the win with an empty net goal by Ava DeCoste '23 in the final minute of play. Jenna Guglielmi '23 made 18 saves on the day and the Wildcats win the Harrington Tournament for the second time in the history of the school. The last being in 2015. The Wildcats return to action on New Years Day at the Winchendon Invitational.
The Wildcats played Nobles in the third game of the tournament after a strong team win over Westy. We knew the Dawgs wanted a rematch from last year's finals. The Wildcats were up for the task and came out hard in the first period. Monique Lyons '24 would get on the board five minutes in after tipping a shot from Alyssa Frazier '25 from the point. Nora Curtis '25 assisted on the play. Wildcats struck again when Emily Crovo '23 put in a rebound from a shot from Ava DeCoste '23. Katherine Kang '23 assisted on the play. In the middle of the second period, the Wildcats got into some penalty trouble and Nobles would score on a 5v3 to cut the lead in half. Wildcats played a strong third period led by our senior class and strong goaltending from sophomore, Liv Ferebee. She came up big in the remaining minutes and we stayed composed to ensure the win. The Wildcats will face Milton Academy in the Championship game tomorrow at 2pm at Milton. This is only Williston's third win against Nobles in the history of the program.
In the second day of the Harrington tournament the Wildcats faced off against a strong Westminster team. The Wildcats came out on fire and stepped up the pace of the game at the opening draw. Violet Carroll '25 got the Wildcats on the board in the first when she buried a rebound on the power play. Nora Curtis '25 and Monique Lyons '24 assisted on the play at 8:36. Just before the end of the period, Curtis would tip in a shot from Caroline Aufiero '24. Lyons assisted on the play as well. Westminster scored on a power play half way through the second period to make it 2-1. In the third, Williston had many great chances but the Westminster goalie stood on her head. In the final minute of play, Jenna Guglielmi '23 came up with a big breakaway save to ensure the win for the Wildcats. The Wildcats will face Nobles at 4pm tonight.
The Wildcats traveled to Milton for the first game of the Harrington Tournament. The Wildcats got off to a slow start in the first period and it took the intermission to regroup. In the second period, Monique Lyons '24 got the puck off the draw and walked around a BB&N player to find herself alone on the goalie. Lyons would score later in the period on the power play when Katherine Kang '23 put a shot on the net and she backhanded the rebound just before the end of the period. BB&N would score on the power play in the third but the Wildcats did their best to keep BB&N off the board the rest of the period. Liv Ferebee '25 played outstanding in the net for the Wildcats earning the win. A huge thank you to the Carroll family for having us to their house for dinner tonight.
The Wildcats hosted Pomfret on the second Saturday of the season. The Wildcats got out to an early lead when Monique Lyons '24 got on the board. The Wildcats would go on to score four more in the first period including a short handed goal by Katherine Kang. Keirstyn Camiolo '25, Nora Curtis, and Emily Crovo '23 would chip in to the scoring in the first. In the second period, Crovo started the scoring and then Zola Piekarski '26 would get her first goal after receiving a sweet pass from Lyons. Newcomer Brenna Ziter '26 would get her first goal after putting in a rebound in front. Curtis and Camiolo tallied another goal in the remainder of the period. The Wildcats would earn a decisive win and will look to get ready for the Harrington Tournament next week.
The Wildcats hosted Cushing for the home opener of the 22-23 season. The Wildcats got off to a great start when Monique Lyons '24 netted the first goal in the opening period. Caroline Aufiero '24 and Violet Carroll '25 assisted on the play. Carroll popped in the second goal just a few minutes later. Cushing scored to make it 2-1 off a beautiful individual effort by one of their players. The Wildcats responded when Emily Hamann '24 scored the third goal as she came across the slot. Emily Crovo '23 assisted on the play. In the second period, Aufiero got her first goal of her Williston career. Crovo and Ava DeCoste '23 earned assists on the play. Wildcat goaltenders Jenna Guglielmi '23 and Liv Ferebee '25 earned the win making 12 saves in total. The Wildcats will host Pomfret on Saturday at 3:30pm.
The Wildcats traveled to Concord, NH to open the season at St. Paul's School. The Wildcats came out on fire and controlled most of the period and got on the board first at 12:31 of the first when Monique Lyons '24 put in a rebound from a shot from Miranda Calderone '23. Nora Curtis assisted on the play as well. The first period ended 1-0. Lyons struck again at 14:13 when she got the puck from Camille Armaganian '24, Lyons put the puck on net and it ended up in the net.Lyons tallied a hat trick when she picked up a puck from Caroline Aufiero '24, who was batting away the puck. Lyons grabbed the puck in the neutral zone and beat the SPS defense to go in on the goalie alone. She made a great move to beat the goalie. Emily Hamann '24 got the second goal after receiving it from Emily Crovo '23 in the neutral zone. She came across the slot and buried it. The second period ended 4-0. SPS scored two quick goals at 11:25 and 10:38 mark to narrow the margin. Wildcats responded at 9:58 when Violet Carroll '25 poked on in after a shot from Nora Curtis '25. Katherine Kang '23 assisted on the play. Wildcats would hold off the late pressure from SPS in the final minutes to win 5-2. Big kudos to Jenna Guglielmi '23, who earns her first win as a Wildcat and all our other newcomers for a job well done. Thank you to the Crovo family for the terrific snacks after the game. The Wildcats will return to action on Wednesday at 415pm vs. Cushing at Lossone Arena.
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