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Raiders Report | Hockey Team Gets Back to Final Four, Girls Basketball Fights Hard in Playoff Loss
WATERTOWN – The Raiders boys hockey team is heading back to the final four after junior forward Mauricio Souza scored with 5 seconds left to defeat Nauset Regional 3-2 on Wednesday night.
Next, the Raiders will play top-seed Situate in the final four on Saturday, March 11th in Bourne. Puck drop is scheduled for 7:40pm.
The Watertown girls basketball team traveled to Peabody earlier this week to take on #3 Bishop Fenwick in the round of 16. Despite a very competitive first half, the Raiders fell behind in the second half to the Crusaders, ultimately losing 55-36.
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