The first Division 3 title game a year ago wasn’t much on suspense, as Stratton Mountain rolled to a 10-0 victory over Hartford.
However, a rematch in this year’s championship game would prove to be a much different story, yet in the end it was Stratton Mountain again at the top of the peak, following a thrilling 10-9 win that needed three overtimes to determine the champion.
The tournament’s two top seeds were forced to wait things out a few extra days after rain washed out the originally scheduled finals date.
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