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Canton’s Hagan Confident and Clicking for Southern Maine
By Josh Perry || HockomockSports.com Managing Editor
Two minutes into overtime of Southern Maine’s game against Keene State at the USM Ice Arena, Johnny Hagan took a pass at center ice and started a two-on-one break. He picked out Owen Drummey, who carried it into the zone and then made a nice feed back to Hagan to bury the game-winner.
It was the first overtime goal in the former Canton star’s college career and extended his career-high point streak to six games. Just as important, it was Southern Maine’s fourth win in the last five games and kept the Huskies in third place in the LEC (just behind perennial powers Babson and Norwich).
“That was fun,” Hagan said in a phone call a few days after the win. “It was a great setup by Owen.” He added with a laugh, “I actually had a chance to end the game with 20 seconds left in regulation and just completely fanned on a puck, so it was good to get that one in OT.”
Hagan is in the midst of his best season with the Huskies. While his point streak ended the next game (a 3-0 win over Western Connecticut State), he added an assist in last weekend’s loss to nationally ranked Babson and now has five goals and nine helpers this season. He sits fourth on the team in points and tied for fourth in goals.
“I try not to harp on it too much,” Hagan explained. “It’s a long season, every game in this league matters, every weekend is the most important weekend of the year.”
After missing all but two games of his freshman season with a shoulder injury that he sustained during his year in juniors, Hagan played 14 times as a sophomore and 24 times last year, spending time both at forward and on the blue line. This year, he’s played in all 19 of Southern Maine’s games and seems more comfortable with his role and his game.
“This summer, it was kind of realizing that it’s all coming to an end and just wanted to leave it all out there and not really have any regrets,” Hagan said when asked about any changes he made coming into his senior year. “Mainly just simplifying, trying to get back to playing with confidence and just wanting to help the team in any way that I can.”
Confidence is a word that came up several times when Hagan discussed the growth of his game. As he readily admitted, during his impressive run at Canton High (both in hockey and football), Hagan never seemed to lack self-belief. College hockey is different, faster, and for the first time he’s had to work to rebuild his confidence.
“It’s something I never really thought about or had to deal with earlier in my career,” he said. “Coming into the later stages of school and everything like that, time and space and everything just shrinks. How to process things out there and have an idea of what you’re going to do before you get the puck.”
“I didn’t really understand earlier on how important [confidence] is but it really makes all the difference.”
The path to college hockey is rarely straightforward. For Hagan, as with most kids in town, it started with Canton Youth Hockey. In high school, Hagan became a star both on the gridiron and the rink. He helped the football team win back-to-back Davenport division titles, their first league championships since 1990, and make a run to the Div. 5 South title game.
Hagan had opportunities to jump to prep school hockey programs but football was one of the reasons he stuck around.
“I knew we were going to have some good teams those two years and I really just wanted to play football with my friends,” he explained. “I definitely wanted to stay and see that through.”
The hockey team benefited from that, as the program put together an incredible, undefeated season in 2019 (“Team of the Decade,” Hagan quickly pointed out) and then went back to the state title game again the following season only to have the pandemic cancel the final and the Bulldogs be named co-champs with Lincoln-Sudbury.
“Every single day, it was so much fun coming to the rink,” Hagan said about the undefeated season. “I remember we had a really good summer, worked really hard in the weight room, skated a lot, and we did everything together, off the ice things like that. It was so much fun.”
Hagan earned this site’s Player of the Year as a senior after he scored 18 goals (including four in the D2 South final) and dished out 31 assists. He had 66 goals and 99 assists over his career, lost only one league game in four seasons, and finished with a 46-1-4 overall record in his final two years at Canton.
Asked if he still carried some of what he learned at Canton with him six years later, he replied, “Coach Shuman taught me a lot. He’s ahead of his time. Even after Canton, different coaches would implement things in practice and games and it would take some guys a few days to learn it and get it down, when Coach Shuman was doing those kind of things with us at Canton a couple years before.”
Following high school, Hagan headed to Tilton School for a post-grad season with one of the only prep school leagues in the country that was able to play during the pandemic. Those dozen or so games at Tilton led to an opportunity to spend the next year with Boston Advantage and from there he got his chance at Southern Maine.
It was a long road to college hockey and one that took a turn after injury kept him out as a freshman, but Hagan is more comfortable, more experienced, and seeing his hard work pay off with results on the ice.
“You just have to put your head down and work and figure out a way to get through,” Hagan said. “It really felt like a brand new year, clean slate, what we put into it is what we’re going to get out of it. Coming in this year, being comfortable and obviously learning and gelling with the new guys has been awesome.”
The Huskies come into the weekend’s games with league power Norwich and Vermont State – Castleton at 10-8-1. It already matches the most wins the program has had in Hagan’s four years and the Huskies look capable of competing with even the league’s best.
“I’m fired up,” Hagan said. “I think we can beat anyone. We just need to focus on ourselves and what we’re doing and we should be alright.”
“A league championship is the goal right now. We’ve got about a month and change left and then we can have some fun.”
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Hockomock League Indoor Track Championships 2026
The Hockomock League Championships were held at the TRACK at New Balance on Thursday evening. Below are the team results and the top six finishes for each event. Click here for the boys results and here for the girls results.
** – New meet record
Boys Team Results
1. Attleboro – 104
2. Oliver Ames – 86.5
3. Stoughton – 85
4. Franklin – 48.5
5. King Philip – 39
6. Canton – 33
T7. Mansfield – 28
T7. Sharon – 28
9. North Attleboro – 22
10. Foxboro – 21
11. Taunton – 11
12. Milford – 1
55M Dash
1. Peter Gubka, Franklin – 6.57
2. Alexandre Andrade, Stoughton – 6.596
3. Maddex Chan, Stoughton – 6.600
4. Brodey Pierre, Stoughton – 6.69
5. Nicholas Nanton, North Attleboro – 6.74
6. Braiden Carrico, Attleboro – 6.79
7. Stephon Reed, Franklin – 6.88
8. Zayne Thomas, Attleboro – 6.91
300M Dash
1. Connor McDonald, King Philip – 36.54
2. Maddex Chan, Stoughton – 36.83
3. Benbella Cetoute, Stoughton – 36.92
4. Logan Vaughn, North Attleboro – 37.13
5. Xavier Cardoso, Sharon – 37.47
6. Kerven Georges, Stoughton – 37.52
7. Jake Fairweather, Attleboro – 37.70
8. Zayne Thomas, Attleboro – 37.92
600M
1. Timmy Chase, Foxboro – 1:24.55
2. Aidan Moriarty, Stoughton – 1:24.71
3. Eamonn Kelly, Foxboro – 1:26.14
4. Douglas Smith, Oliver Ames – 1:26.25
5. Edgar Esquivel, Attleboro – 1:26.56
6. Bailey Gavin, Oliver Ames – 1:27.99
7. Max Ribeiro-Evora, Stoughton – 1:28.01
8. Chris Lewis, Stoughton – 1:28.64
1000M
1. Ryan Love, King Philip – 2:40.42
2. Tristan Grant, Canton – 2:43.76
3. Jake Hauvuy, Oliver Ames – 2:45.37
4. Owen Lacaillade, Attleboro – 2:45.63
5. Nicholas Reposa, Taunton – 2:46.10
6. Cameron Santos, Attleboro – 2:46.87
7. Jeffrey Cleverdon, King Philip – 2:48.07
8. Liam Woods, Foxboro – 2:48.23
1 Mile
1. Landon Sarney, Oliver Ames – 4:31.64
2. Kyle Twomey, Franklin – 4:34.15
3. Camden Martin, Attleboro – 4:35.58
4. Trevor Martorana, Stoughton – 4:37.81
5. Lawrence Dear, Oliver Ames – 4:38.41
6. Matthew Pritchard, Stoughton – 4:40.36
7. Corey Yifru, Oliver Ames – 4:46.14
8. Jayden Madden, Milford – 4:53.33
2 Mile
1. Landon Sarney, Oliver Ames – 9:59.24
2. Alex Pinnix, Sharon – 10:01.53
3. Joey Federline Jr., Mansfield – 10:02.77
4. Nikita Cherapukha, Mansfield – 10:05.78
5. Lawrence Dear, Oliver Ames – 10:14.56
6. Colin Donahue, Oliver Ames – 10:14.89
7. Michael Joseph, King Philip – 10:15.63
8. Jordan Trucchi, Taunton – 10:19.73
55M Hurdles
1. Fareed Oseni, Attleboro – 7.54
2. Peter Gubka, Franklin – 7.89
3. Patrick Dunlap, Oliver Ames – 8.22
4. Connor McDonald, King Philip – 8.25
5. Brandon Souza, Attleboro – 8.33
6. Rain Zheng, Sharon – 8.46
7. Cayden Anderson, Mansfield – 8.48
8. John Martinek, Canton – 8.52
High Jump
1. Joshua Saint-Vil, Canton – 6-02.00
2. Fareed Oseni, Attleboro – 6-00.00
2. Nathan Chery, Attleboro – 6-00.00
4. Peter Gubka, Franklin – 6-00.00
5. Angel Assad, Canton – 5-08.00
6. Ryan Loring, Oliver Ames – 5-08.00
6. Stephon Reed, Franklin – 5-08.00
8. Adam Elshohna, Sharon – 5-08.00
Long Jump
1. Tobiah Stessman, Sharon – 21-09.50
2. Braiden Carrico, Attleboro – 21-05.50
3. Mathis Cineus, Attleboro – 20-04.75
4. Alexandre Andrade, Stoughton – 20-04.25
5. Jaydinh Rivera, Attleboro – 19-07.00
6. Tristian Ware, Oliver Ames – 18-10.50
7. Lucas Mastin, North Attleboro – 18-06.50
8. Ryan Loring, Oliver Ames – 18-06.50
Shot Put
1. Mitchell Callender, Oliver Ames – 61-09.50**
2. Noah Williams, Attleboro – 52-04.50
3. Ademola Abujade, Attleboro – 47-10.50
4. Bryan Rogers, Mansfield – 47-10.00
5. Zachary Spencer, North Attleboro – 45-04.25
6. Gabriel Rivera, Stoughton – 44-06.25
7. Jaeden Thompson, Taunton – 43-08.00
8. Matthew Lord, Franklin – 43-06.50
4×200 Relay
1. Stoughton (Maddex Chan, Benbella Cetoute, Brodey Pierre, Kerven Georges) – 1:31.78
2. Attleboro (Braiden Carrico, Jake Fairweather, Jabriel Ismail, Tommy Labathe) – 1:33.87
3. Mansfield (Cam Sekora, Alex Scarlett, Nico Smith, EJ Rodriguez) – 1:34.32
4. North Attleboro (Nicholas Nanton, Lucas Mastin, Martin Rogers, Logan Vaughn) – 1:35.11
5. Franklin (Owen Bertoldi, Peter Theodorou, Micah Feldman, Stephon Reed) – 1:35.18
6. Taunton (Milan Abonghmbuh, Collin Mattos, Michael Braxton, Xavier Gordon) – 1:35.45
7. Canton (Sony Chery, Angel Assad, John Martinek, Joshua Saint-Vil) – 1:35.49
8. Oliver Ames (Tyler Ford, Bruno Diaz, Patrick Dunlap, Samuel Flashenburg) – 1:35.67
4×400 Relay
1. King Philip (Duggan Commendul, Chris DelVecchio, Connor McDonald, Ryan Love) – 3:31.54
2. Stoughton (Chris Lewis, Max Ribeiro-Evora, Aiden Tran, Aidan Moriarty) – 3:31.57
3. Oliver Ames (Ryan Loring, Tyler Ford, Patrick Dunlap, Bailey Gavin) – 3:34.70
4. Attleboro (Edgar Esquivel, Azyha Perez, Parker Robinson, Owen Lacaillade) – 3:35.13
5. Foxboro (Liam Woods, Timmy Chase, Henry Thies, Eamonn Kelly) – 3:39.19
6. Canton (Dalton Wong, Tommy Oliver, Morrell Mondesir, Declan Monahan) – 3:43.14
7. Sharon (Sean Cullen, Xavier Cardoso, Owen Snow, Logan Volk) – 3:44.71
8. Mansfield (Kiyan O’Reilly, Adam Gardner, Aidan Norige, Jack Howard) – 3:44.96
4×800 Relay
1. Oliver Ames (Douglas Smith, Jake Hauvuy, Devon McStowe, Landon Sarney) – 8:28.93
2. Franklin (Nicholas Mitchell, Ethan Riley, Andrew Scotland, Kyle Twomey) – 8:36.02
3. Attleboro (Camden Martin, Daniel Morin, Julian Veloz, Cameron Santos) – 8:36.41
4. Canton (Riley Swearingen, Samuel Siegel, Minh Hong, Tristan Grant) – 8:38.46
5. Stoughton (Trevor Martorana, Matthew Pritchard, Max Pokraka, Jacob Katzen) – 8:39.04
6. Mansfield (Owen DiGregorio, Bobby Stock, Ryan Johnson, Jake Federline) – 8:55.03
7. North Attleboro (Andrew Helenek, Brayden Poirier, Jim Gallagher, Brady Shankle) – 9:02.22
8. Taunton (Nicholas Reposa, Jordan Trucchi, Trent Trucchi, Gregory Westberg) – 9:09.83
Girls Team Results
1. Franklin – 80
2. Oliver Ames – 73
3. King Philip – 71
4. Canton – 51
5. Foxboro – 47
6. Stoughton – 43
7. Attleboro – 36
8. North Attleboro – 32
9. Sharon – 27
10. Taunton – 23
11. Mansfield – 22
12. Milford – 2
55M Dash
1. Nina Kyei-Aboagye, Sharon – 7.01**
2. Lavender Kozaka, Oliver Ames – 7.20
3. Alex D’Amadio, King Philip – 7.25
4. Kennedy Samuel, Attleboro – 7.47
5. Ali Gill, King Philip – 7.57
6. Layori Bernardez, Stoughton – 7.59
7. Avery Gardner, Mansfield – 7.62
8. Mia Flanagan, Foxboro – 7.63
300M Dash
1. Nina Kyei-Aboagye, Sharon – 39.50**
2. Lauren Bober, Foxboro – 41.10
3. Chloe Dubuisson, Canton – 41.55
4. Lavender Kozaka, Oliver Ames – 42.02
5. Grace Martinek, Canton – 43.01
6. Julia Smith, North Attleboro – 43.33
7. Chloe McGarry, Foxboro – 43.51
8. Shyon Morris, Stoughton – 43.75
600M
1. Madison Bruno, Franklin – 1:38.92
2. Ryleigh Maher, Oliver Ames – 1:40.31
3. Shelby Hodges, Oliver Ames – 1:40.63
4. Sarah Jones, Mansfield – 1:41.97
5. Sara Janelli, Stoughton – 1:42.17
6. Avery Parkinson, North Attleboro – 1:42.45
7. Keira Murphy, Milford – 1:43.80
8. Makayla Donoghue, Foxboro – 1:45.71
1000M
1. Gwenyth Holland, Franklin – 3:01.75
2. Lauren Share, Foxboro – 3:04.59
3. Victoria Courtright-Lim, Franklin – 3:08.83
4. Nora Giannacopoulos, Canton – 3:18.26
5. Lindsey Mitchell, Stoughton – 3:18.81
6. Ashley Cleverdon, King Philip – 3:27.67
7. Jessica Xiang, Sharon – 3:32.33
8. Ameera Mathur, Franklin – 3:35.58
1 Mile
1. Stella Nappa, Franklin – 5:20.51
2. Katie Beaulieu, Oliver Ames – 5:22.55
3. Riley DoRosario, King Philip – 5:32.56
4. Savannah Copeland, Franklin – 5:34.20
5. Madeline Barry, Oliver Ames – 5:37.12
6. Emma Dorich, Foxboro – 5:46.43
7. Rylee Levesque, Taunton – 5:49.06
8. Madeleine Driscoll, Canton – 5:50.14
2 Mile
1. Molly Galgoczy, North Attleboro – 11:43.38
2. Katie Beaulieu, Oliver Ames – 11:51.34
3. Ashley Powers, Oliver Ames – 11:57.81
4. Devin Thomas, Oliver Ames – 12:00.87
5. Riley DoRosario, King Philip – 12:22.12
6. Isabella Holland, Canton – 12:26.64
7. Maria Noonan, King Philip – 12:42.33
8. Annabelle Santiago, Franklin – 12:49.58
55M Hurdles
1. Chloe Dubuisson, Canton – 8.64
2. Alex D’Amadio, King Philip – 8.93
3. S’Staarr Parham, Attleboro – 9.10
4. Ava Quintin, King Philip – 9.15
5. Phoebe Cuneo, Franklin – 9.26
6. Faith Bober, Foxboro – 9.36
7. Renee Leao, Taunton – 9.64
8. Sadie Kent, Franklin – 9.75
High Jump
1. Ella McManus, King Philip – 4-10.00
1. S’Staarr Parham, Attleboro – 4-10.00
3. Riley Buckley, North Attleboro – 4-10.00
4. Imani Ashu, Stoughton – 4-10.00
5. Ashley Cleverdon, King Philip – 4-08.00
6. Natalia Mallei, Canton – 4-08.00
7. Adilza Semedo, Taunton – 4-08.00
8. Rory Bresson, King Philip – 4-06.00
Long Jump
1. Alex D’Amadio, King Philip – 17-03.25
2. S’Staarr Parham, Attleboro – 16-05.75
3. Lauren Bober, Foxboro – 16-04.50
4. Julia Smith, North Attleboro – 16-00.25
5. Jossie Camp, Franklin – 16-00.00
6. Callie Joyce, Franklin – 15-08.25
7. Keilona Kennedy-Latham, Attleboro – 15-07.25
8. Madelyn Ghostlaw, King Philip – 14-10.00
Shot Put
1. Sophia Olaniyan, Taunton – 36-02.00
2. Baylee McCormack, Stoughton – 31-08.25
3. Lily Roche, Mansfield – 31-08.00
4. Chloe Dubuisson, Canton – 30-11.50
5. Nyomi Faulk, Canton – 30-09.75
6. Rory Bresson, King Philip – 30-01.75
7. Nina Saidj, Mansfield – 29-10.00
8. Max Cassinelli, Taunton – 29-02.25
4×200 Relay
1. Stoughton (Roudya Barron, Sara Janelli, Shyon Morris, Layori Bernardez) – 1:49.02
2. Foxboro (Chloe McGarry, Faith Bober, Mia Flanagan, Lauren Bober) – 1:49.81
3. Attleboro (Victoria Zaldivia, Jazmyn Brederson, Kennedy Samuel, Dermina Decius) – 1:50.83
4. Franklin (Jossie Camp, Penelope Brady, Julia Matteson, Isabelle Oteri) – 1:50.84
5. Oliver Ames (Kathleen Remare, Shelby Hodges, Katelyn Lemanski, Ryleigh Maher) – 1:51.16
6. Mansfield (Ayah Elazzouzi, Avery Gardner, Eva Reed, Mem Krieche) – 1:51.48
7. Canton (Grace Martinek, Laurisa Sindor, Norah Francois, Natalia Mallei) – 1:52.47
8. Taunton (Chloe Blanc, Riley Riendeau, Addison Burton, Neveah Young) – 1:53.98
4×400 Relay
1. Franklin (Gwenyth Holland, Phoebe Cuneo, Callie Joyce, Madison Bruno) – 4:07.30
2. Stoughton (Imani Ashu, Neissa Francois, Lindsey Mitchell, Sara Janelli) – 4:17.30
3. Oliver Ames (Molly Manning, Ryleigh Maher, Katelyn Lemanski, Shelby Hodges) – 4:18.94
4. Taunton (Renee Leao, Adilza Semedo, Rylee Levesque, Sierra Obazuaye) – 4:19.61
5. North Attleboro (Avery Parkinson, Rylie Souza, Joanna Joby, Julia Smith) – 4:19.67
6. Sharon (Maria Emilia Sanchez Verkkonen, Vivienne Kelleher, Samantha Agnew, Isla Tommaro) – 4:21.21
7. King Philip (Ella McDonald, Colleen McGowan, Olivia Wainwright, Ali Gill) – 4:22.02
8. Foxboro (Makayla Donoghue, Karina Hainsworth, Hayden Emerson, Keira D’Arcy) – 4:22.74
4×800 Relay
1. Franklin (Savannah Copeland, Keelan Donnelly, Stella Nappa, Victoria Courtright-Lim) – 10:04.46
2. Canton (Nora Giannacopoulos, Alexa Piazza, Madeleine Driscoll, Isabella Holland) – 10:19.81
3. Foxboro (Ava Picard, Julia Luck, Emma Dorich, Lauren Share) – 10:20.26
4. Oliver Ames (Erin Reilly, Kensie Graham, Ashley Powers, Madeline Barry) – 10:27.67
5. Mansfield (Evey Snyder, Alex Leman, Sarah Jones, Gwynne Pare) – 10:40.76
6. King Philip (Ella McManus, Charlotte Marks, Addison Burns, Ashley Cleverdon) – 10:56.83
7. Sharon (Jessica Xiang, Lilah Medeiros, Ella Pinnix, Iris Nolan) – 11:05.73
8. North Attleboro (Brooke Drury, Summer Shanahan, Greta Gouck, Molly Galgoczy) – 11:11.43
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