Plymouth Varsity Hockey saw their season come to an end late on Saturday night. The Wildcats fell to Salem in the MHSAA Regional Finals, in overtime, by a score of 2-1. Salem scored first, with Jacob Keegan goal with only 7.5 seconds left in the first period. The game remained 1-0, until Plymouth’s Sam Williams

Plymouth Hockey’s senior night was spoiled by Birmingham Unified on Saturday night, with a third period comeback coming just short. After going down 3-0 in the second period, Caden Wingrove got the Wildcats on the board with his third goal of the year. Tyler Kelley added another one in the period, his fourth goal of

Plymouth’s Varsity Hockey team lost a tough one on Wednesday night, losing in overtime, 3-2, to Brighton. Brighton got on the board early, scoring in the first. After that, it was scoreless until the third, when Plymouth scored two back-to-back goals. Chris Borg scored the first, unassisted. Tyler Kelley followed that up with a goal

Plymouth’s Varsity Hockey team was defeated by Livonia-Churchill on Monday afternoon, by a score of 3 to 1. Churchill got on the board early, scoring only minutes into the first period. The remainder of the period was scoreless. Churchill added another in the second, and scored their final goal of the game only seconds into

Plymouth’s Varsity Hockey team tied with Novi on Sunday afternoon, with a final score of 1-1. It was Plymouth’s second straight game resulting in overtime and ending in a tie. Nicholas Chartrand opened the scoring on a power play in the first, assisted by Nick Schoen. Novi scored with 10:47 left in the second period

Plymouth’s Varsity Hockey team tied with Brighton on Wednesday afternoon, by a score of 3-3. The Wildcats struck first, with Nicholas Chartrand getting on the board early in the first. Scoring was quiet the rest of the period. Chris Borg started the second period with a bang, scoring only 13 seconds into the period. Brighton

Plymouth’s Varsity Hockey team was defeated by Salem on Saturday night, by a score of 4 to 1. Scoreless after one period, Salem took advantage of a couple of power plays in the second to open the scoring. The Rocks scored all four of their goals in the second, while the Wildcats were held scoreless

The Plymouth Hockey team traveled to Howell Wednesday evening to take on a Highlanders team which had won their last four games. The Wildcats had an early shot advantage, 12-5, but after the first period were down 1 to 0. That changed in the second, when two senior Defensemen scored on power plays. David Brace

Plymouth defeated Livonia Franklin on Tuesday afternoon, 2 to 1. Scoreless through the first period, Nick Davis finally broke the scoring open late in the second, assisted by Michael Fromm. In the third, Franklin tied the game, and the game remained tied at one through the rest of the period. In overtime, junior Defenseman Brandon

Plymouth, led by a standout performance by Senior Sam Williams (2 goals), a gritty game by Junior Jonny Silvester (1 goal & 1 assist while drawing 12 minutes in penalties) and a tremendous performance by Freshman goaltender Tanner Olepa who earned his first career win on varsity, defeated Northville 6-1 on Sunday.  While three may