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Nashoba skates into title game MARLBORO Quality over quantity? Quantity over quality? The Nashoba Regional hockey team got a little bit of both Wednesday night. The top seeded Chieftains scored twice on three first period shots, then put it into cruise control the rest of the way as Nashoba lit up and shut out fifth seeded Northbridge, 7 0, in a Central Mass. Division 3A semifinal at the New England Sports Center. The win lifts Nashoba to 15 6 0 on the season and gives the Chieftains a berth into their first Central Mass. "The kids came out and knew what was at stake today," said first year Nashoba coach Trevor Short. "They came out and played hard; they were well prepared. This is a team that's been working hard since the Monday after Thanksgiving. I have four lines of guys, 22 guys who come every day. They're prepared, they have senior leadership, a good goaltender and solid play all around tonight. "I hope this isn't the last chapter. We're going to prepare for Monday, and we'll be prepared. I'm excited for the kids; it's been a long time coming. They're excited, and they believe they can win. A team that believes they can win is very dangerous." Northbridge's season concludes at 10 6 6. Northbridge nearly pounced on it, but junior defender Joey Tavis had the presence of mind to get it on the blade of his stick and away, keeping Gilchrest safe. "Tavis is the strongest kid on the team, the fastest kid on the team. He works very hard, playing a regular shift," Short said. "He kept the puck away from the net." It wasn't until 4:55 that Nashoba dented twine with only its second shot of the period. With a pass from a blue liner, Bryce Chaput skated up the right wing and, with a Northbridge defender closing in, tried to center it from the circle. The defender slid and stopped it, but the puck came right back to Chaput. He fired over to Jack Charbonneau, who one timed it beyond Northbridge starting goaltender Nick Damer, giving the Chieftains all the firepower they needed. Three minutes later, Nashoba doubled its lead, as Bobby Denaro's snipe a stride in from the blue line caught Damer napping to make it 2 0. It stayed that way until 3:18 of the second, when Dan Kerble scored a beauty of a goal to put the game out of reach. After a little scrum off to the side of Rams second netminder Jon Briggs, Kerble got the puck at the top of the slot, spun and fired. The puck caromed off a Northbridge defender and, like with Chaput, it came back to him. He put it on net, slipping through Briggs' five hole for the 3 0 lead. "Kerble is a smart player. When he gets the puck on his stick, he shoots it quick. He scored a similar goal against Littleton," Short said. With 11:33 gone in the second, Brad Colvin made it 4 0 on a power play. After the faceoff to the left of Briggs, the puck went to Denaro at the point, who sent it across the ice to Colvin. The Leominster native, who had shown his power not two minutes earlier with an errant missile, didn't miss this time as his laser beam made the net burp.