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Malden Catholic will defend title as No. 1 seed in Super 8

Posted by Staff  February 25, 2012 12:39 PM
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Malden Catholic will defend its Super 8 title as the No. 1 seed in this year's tournament. (Barry Chin / Globe Staff)

The MIAA decided the final teams in this year's Super 8 boys ice hockey tournament, unanimously voting the Globe's No. 1 team and the tournament's defending champion Malden Catholic as the No. 1 seed.

Here are the seeds:

  1. Malden Catholic (15-1-4)
  2. St. Mary’s (18-0-3)
  3. St. John’s Prep (13-5-2)
  4. Hingham (16-4-2)
  5. BC High (10-5-5)
  6. Springfield Cathedral (10-6-6)
  7. Burlington (14-1-6)
  8. Needham (16-4-1)
  9. St. John's Shrewsbury (15-4-3)
  10. Central Catholic (12-3-5)

Seed Nos. 7-10 will play in play-in games on Monday at Merrimack College to determine which teams are in the final eight of the tournament. Needham will face St. John's Shrewsbury at 5:45 p.m. before Burlington faces Central Catholic at 8:15 p.m.

For more information on the Super 8 tournament, visit the Super 8 central on Boston.com.

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