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Super 8 crossover live blog

Posted by Chris Forsberg, Boston.com Staff March 11, 2009 10:14 AM

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LOWELL -- We were live in Lowell bringing you updates from the two Super 8 crossover semifinals at Tsongas Arena. For video highlights, click the "full entry" link at the end of this entry. Here were the results:

Catholic Memorial will skate against Burlington in Sunday's Super 8 championship game at the TD Banknorth Garden.

Need to get caught up on the Division 1A tournament? Hop over to Super 8 Central for photos, video, box scores, and much more.

Burlington 1, Winchester 0

Catholic Memorial 6, Malden Catholic 4


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8 comments so far...

  1. fort knox fort knox

    Posted by jorge March 11, 09 07:42 PM

  1. how about a shout out for wakefield for a great run in division 1

    Posted by crs March 11, 09 07:50 PM

  1. burlington will prove they are the best public team in the state

    Posted by crs March 11, 09 07:57 PM

  1. how about no shout out for wakefield

    Posted by knight March 11, 09 10:37 PM

  1. sorry burlington

    Posted by meat March 11, 09 11:55 PM

  1. Great effort by Malden Catholic...... You guys played hard all year. Look back in Pride!

    Posted by EdMac March 12, 09 01:14 AM

  1. Go Burlington!! Make the Publics proud!!

    Posted by Public Super 8 Fan March 12, 09 09:12 AM

  1. Good luck to both teams, If CM plays the way they did against MC (best game to watch in super 8) they will win. Cudos to Burlington for fighting til the end. Hockey rules

    Posted by Donatello March 14, 09 08:38 AM
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