Peck scored the winner with 1:25 to play and Hubbard tallied twice as the 15th-seeded Redhawks outlasted No. 18 Weymouth in the first round of the Division 1 tournament.

Who they are on the ice begins many years ago and off the surface entirely. A neighborhood street was their first rink of choice. Senior forwards Sam Hubbard and Alex Peck have never known the game without knowing each other.

Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Sam Hubbard announced his retirement from the NFL on Wednesday ahead of free agency's opening. Hubbard, the Cincinnati native who attended Moeller High School and joined the Bengals via the third round in 2018,

Moeller High School announced six new inductees into its athletic hall of fame, including Cincinnati Bengals' Sam Hubbard.

Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Sam Hubbard has announced his retirement from professional football.Hubbard posted a statement to his X account Wednesday morning with the announcement."In my heart, I know that I gave this game,

Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Sam Hubbard announced his retirement from the NFL after seven seasons with the team. Hubbard, 29, is a highly respected player in the Bengals’ organization. The former Moeller standout helped lead Cincinnati to one of its most successful runs in franchise history during the 2021-2022 seasons as a team captain and key player on defense.

After playing for seven seasons for the Cincinnati Bengals, 29-year-old defensive end Sam Hubbard is turning in his cleats. The athlete announces his retirement on Instagram on March 5.

Dubbed "The Cincinnati Kid", Hubbard grew up in Cincy before attending Ohio State University from 2014 to '17. Following a 17-sack career with the Buckeyes, he was drafted by the Bengals with the 77th overall pick in the 2018 NFL draft—and spent his eight-year NFL stint in the city he was raised in.