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Registration deadline Dec. 10 for HHS winter sports season

by | Nov 6, 2020 | Sports

Registration is open on FamilyID for high school students interested in participating in a winter sport. The deadline is Dec. 10, but athletic director Rich Cormier requests that families register their student as early as possible in order to plan for tryouts, as there is a limited number of athletes allowed on the playing surface at one time.

The winter season is scheduled to start Dec. 14, with games beginning in early January.
Sports being played in the winter season include basketball, ice hockey, skiing and possibly track and field.

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