The No. 3 Hamden boys' hockey team, one of the many high school sports teams in Connecticut affected by the winter storms in recent weeks, has updated its schedule.
Hamden's game at No. 2 Fairfield Prep (Wonderland of Ice, Bridgeport) that was postponed on Wednesday has been rescheduled for Tuesday at the Wonderland of Ice at 7:30 p.m.
Hamden's game at Simsbury on Saturday at the International Skating Center in Simsbury will begin at 5 p.m. Up until today the time for the regularly scheduled game had been listed as TBA.
Just a reminder Hamden's home game (Astorino Rink) with No. 1 New Canaan, postponed twice due to the weather, will be held Feb. 11 at 6 p.m.

The most anticipated game of the season, No. 1 New Canaan at No. 4 Hamden, has been rescheduled to Feb. 11 at 6 p.m. according to Hamden athletic director Jeanne Cooper.
Tonight's LaSalle Academy (R.I.) at Hamden game has been postponed indefinitely. A makeup date has not been determined yet.

The game everyone who follows Connecticut high school hockey wants to see, No. 1 New Canaan at No. 3 Hamden postponed on Friday due to the snow storm, has been rescheduled for Feb. 4 at 4 p.m. at Astorino Rink.

The No. 1 New Canaan at No. 3 Hamden boys' hockey game has been postponed due to the snow storm we had this morning. According to Hamden athletic director Jeanne Cooper, New Canaan can't get to the rink for the game.
The game has not been rescheduled yet but will likely be played in about two weeks.
Both Hamden and New Canaan schools were closed today due to the snow storm.

The much anticipated No. 1 New Canaan at No. 3 Hamden is scheduled to be played on Friday at Astorino Rink at 4 p.m.
HOWEVER, if snow cancels school for the day at either New Canaan or Hamden the game will be postponed and rescheduled to be played in about two weeks (date, time to be determined).
Check for updates throughout the day on Friday at http://www.nhregister.com/sports/hshockey/

New Canaan lost defenseman Bo McGuinness and forward Kris Nugent to graduation but the Rams haven’t missed a beat this season with an 8-0 record and impressive wins over Xavier, Notre Dame-West Haven and St. Joseph.
It’s No. 1 vs. No. 2 as the No. 2 Rams get a big test on Tuesday at No. 1 Hamden at 6:30 p.m. as they face two-time defending Division I champion Green Dragons at Astorino Rink. Of course it all depends on whether the impending winter storm headed our way postpones the game. Get weather updates on this high school sports blog and www.nhregister.com/sports.
The Rams and their depth have been dominating opponents on both ends of the ice, so much so that Darien coach Larry Vieira believes they won’t lose a game this season.
New Canaan is led on offense by forwards Jimmy Jo Granito, Charlie Corcoran, Henry Corcoran, Dylan Hart and Reed Harper. The defense is led by goalie Tim Nowacki and defensemen Tom Krieger, Brian Tohir, Ryan Begoon and offensive-minded David Russell.
The Green Dragons (3-2) hope to rebound from a 4-3 loss to SCC foe Xavier on Tuesday (Jan. 11). The Green Dragons have balanced scoring led by forwards Jim Burt, C.J. Carignan, Paul Amarone, Nick Amarone, Justin MacGregor and Pat Lynch. The defense is led by R.J. Ugolik, Brandon Dadio, Teddy Kennedy, Sean O’Keefe and Michael Lee. Matt Hoff and Andy Varga have been alternating in goal.
This should be one of the most exciting games of the season. Veteran New Canaan coach Bo Hickey will have his team ready and seasoned Hamden coach Bill Verneris will have his team firing on all cylinders at home.