GROTON — Conor and Liam Glew share pretty much everything. A bedroom, a car, a course load and a sports schedule. You name it, and the Bromfield High twin brothers most likely split it. “Partners in crime,” said their father, Chris. And following their co-op hockey team’s 6-0 win over Groton-Dunstable in the Nashoba Valley Cup Tournament championship game on Feb. 19, the two Littleton boys’ ice hockey captains now share an historic hockey milestone. With an assist on a second-period goal from Gavin Werling, Liam Glew joined his brother in the 100-point club for high school hockey. Sharing is caring. Just ask the Glews. “It’s kind of crazy,” Liam, 18, said. “It’s literally better than I...
