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Coming into the season, nobody really expected the younger guys to have such a big impact. You think of freshmen, sophomores, even 8th graders, and you figure they’re just getting their feet under them, learning the pace, adjusting to the level. But that’s not how it played out. They showed up ready to compete. Y eah, there were some mistakes along the way, that’s part of being young, but what stood out more was the effort. The way they chased pucks, supported each other, and

I am James Levasseur. I host a student-run show called the Bulldog Breakdown. It is a journalism type show and I am proud to say that I have interviewed Massachusetts State Senator John Keenan, NESN Producer Br ian Zechello, and Rockland Schools Superintendent Dr. Alan Cron. The interview that I want to talk about is interviewing Senator Keenan. Since I was a little kid I was always shy and never really put myself out there, I have now grown out of being that shy kid. This is

Rockland will be saying goodbye to a group of seniors who made a huge impact on the program, both on the ice and in the locker room. Replacing that kind of leadership and production is never easy. But even after the Bulldogs’ 4–1 loss to St. Bernard’s in the MIAA Division 4 Tournament, there’s still plenty of reason for optimism. The junior class showed all season that they’re ready to step up, and they’ll be counted on to fill that void and keep the Bulldogs competitive movi

After the Dogs Hockey’s tough 4–1 first-round loss to St. Bernard’s in the MIAA Tournament, it’s time to take a step back and look at how every player on the Bulldogs roster performed this past season. First up, the seniors. Senior leadership was the main message with this team this season, and all of them stepped up in their own unique way. But what made this senior group different wasn’t just the stat lines or the letters stitched onto their jerseys, it was the bond they