Your 2024/25 MIAA Division I State Champions Hingham Harborwomen
March 20, 2025 – Story and photos by Joshua Ross
It has been four days since the Harborwomen skated off the Garden ice as Division I State Champions after beating Bishop Stang 5-2 in front of thousands of Hingham fans decked in red.
I’ve been having a tough time figuring out how to describe the game, the season, and their overall journey the past few day so I thought I would do what usually do and let the photos speak for themselves.
I will say this though – this team might go down as not only one of the best HHS hockey teams, but one of the best teams in MIAA history. From the first puck drop on 12/18 to the final horn coming from the Garden rafters Sunday afternoon, the Harborwomen have been the top girls team in the state and lived up to every expectation and overcame every obstacle presented to them. They got each team’s best effort every game and handled it as champions do.
It has been an honor and privilege covering this team over the past few years. However, I have been taking photos of most of them since they first learned to play. They have become amazing role models for the future generation of Harborwomen and represented themselves, the school, and Hingham with class.
Coach Turner summed it up best last night at the yearend banquet when she said “it may have not been a perfect season, but it ended perfectly.”
Congrats to the players, the coaches, the parents (many of whom coached the girls at some point in their careers), and the fans. Thanks for letting me tag along on this amazing ride.
Let’s do it again in 360 days.
About a hundred fans of all ages saw the girls off to the TD Garden on Sunday morning.
On their way from Pilgrim to TD Garden.
Head coach Courtney Turner gives the thumbs up after going through security.
Freshman Ellie Bellew tapes her stick up in the stands before the game.
Sophomores Reagan Leiphart, Sienna Messina, and junior Izzy McGarr taking in the sites pregame.
Senior captain Addy Garrity leads the team in pregame warm-ups in the depths of TD Garden.
Senior captain Caroline Doherty takes a minute to soak it all in before the game.
Team manager Ella Norton waits for the team before entering the tunnel to the bench.
Assistant coach Bruce Haas taught many of the girls the game of hockey in his Learn to Play youth program.
The Harborwomen take the ice.
Pregame speak from Coach Turner.
Sophomore Hannah Lasch scores Hingham’s first goal to tie the game at 1-1.
The Red Army showed up in force on Sunday.
As did the Hingham Girls Hockey player.
Everyone loved the custom rally towels.
After letting up a goal in the first, sophomore Izzi Puleo shut them down the rest of the day.
Senior captain Caroline Doherty scores her 150th career goal 56 seconds into the second period give Hingham the lead.
Senior captain Addy Garrity fires a shot from the blue during a powerplay.
Sophomore Sienna Messina carries the puck around her net in the first period.
Sophomore Callie Crean enters the offensive zone in the second period.
Sophomore Shea Richardson looks to clear the puck midway through the third period.
Sophomore Hannah Lasch looks for her second goal of the game late in the second period.
Senior Addy Garrity puts it away late in the third period with her 13th goal of the season.
Freshman Maya Hobson rushes onto the ice to celebrate as the horn sounds.
Junior Katie Teague celebrates in the handshake line.
Senior captain Caroline Doherty with two of the next great Harborwomen goal scorers, sophomores Callie Crean and Hannah Lasch.
Captains Helen Concannon, CC Flynn, Caroline Doherty, and Addy Garrity accept the State Championship trophy.
The girls celebrate with the Red Army.
Junior captain CC Flynn holds the trophy high.
Caroline Doherty and sister Brenna played their last game together, which happened to be on the Garden ice.
Group photos
Super Sophomores.
Caroline Doherty became Hingham’s all time goal and point leader and Addy Garrity reached 100 career points this season.
