For the first time in 10 years and just the second time in more than two decades, the Portsmouth Abbey Boys' Varsity Hockey team defeated their cross-island rival St. George's on Monday night, stunning the Dragrons, 2-1, at the Abbey Hockey Rink in one of the great wins in the program's history. 

The Ravens entered the game 2-11 in New England Prep School Ice Hockey Association Division II play, while the Dragons were 8-1-1.  Ryan Andrews '09 struck first for the Abbey, scoring a 4-on-4 goal from Frank Holbrook '08 just 2:13 into the game.  St. George's dominated most of the play from then on, with All-New England candidate Jeff Ryan breaking through and tying the score 2:10 into period 3.  The Ravens held on and struck for the game winner with only 1:55 left in the game, with Ryan Andrews again talllying on a Holbrook helper.  Brendan Hammatt '09 was the story for Portsmouth Abbey, stopping 45 of 46 shots, most of which were from close range.  The Ravens, now 3-12 overall and 3-11 in DII play, hope to build some momentum over the last two weeks of the season, facing off against Middlesex at home on Wednesday (Feb. 13).