The projected chaos in NEPSAC Class B lived up to the hype during the playoffs. Neither of the top two seeds reached the championship game. Instead it was Rivers, under first-year coach Kenny Small, who used defense and senior leadership to win the title. In Class C, third-seeded Hamden Hall took down top-seeded Kimball Union...
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In Class C, third-seeded Hamden Hall took down top-seeded Kimball Union in the championship, while Brimmer & May won a close contest against Vermont Academy in Class D.
Here's a look back at the three postseason brackets.
Championship — Sunday, March 9 at Loomis Chaffee
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No. 3 Hamden Hall 48, No. 1 Kimball Union 35
Semifinals — Saturday, March 8
No. 1 Kimball Union 54, No. 4 Kent's Hill 45
No. 3 Hamden Hall 61, No. 2 Holderness 43
Quarterfinals — Wednesday, March 5
No. 1 Kimball Union 65, No. 8 Montrose, 24
No. 2 Holderness 82, No. 7 Lexington Christian 41
No. 3 Hamden Hall 71, No. 6 King 29
No. 4 Kent's Hill 68, No. 5 Berwick 52
Class D
Championship — Sunday, March 9 at Loomis Chaffee
No. 2 Brimmer & May 64, No. 4 Vermont Academy 62
Semifinals — Saturday, March 8
No. 4 Vermont Academy def. No. 1 Penguin Hall (forfeit)
No. 2 Brimmer & May 56, No. 3 Hyde 28
Quarterfinals — Wednesday, March 5
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No. 1 Penguin Hall: BYE
No. 2 Brimmer & May: BYE
No. 3 Hyde 55, No. 6 Watkinson, 37
No. 4 Vermont Academy 56, No. 5 Bancroft 48
Video: Quarterfinals reaction
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