The Hopkinton High School cross country teams took on Ashland on Tuesday afternoon at Hopkinton State Park in their second and final home meets of the season. The girls cruised to victory with a 19-41 decision while the boys won 24-31. Both Hillers teams are 3-0 in...
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Move In Style Athlete Spotlight: Levi Schuster
The team’s No. 2 golfer, Schuster was a medalist in five of the first nine matches, helping the Hillers to a 7-2 start. His top round was an even-par 36, and he was averaging an impressive 2.89 over par. “He hits the ball a country mile, and when his short game is on,...
Hopkinton Lions capture cricket championship
The Hopkinton Lions cricket team won the New England Cricket Association Division A championship, emerging victorious with a dominant performance against the Daredevils in the final on Sept. 15 at the Hopkinton YMCA field. The Daredevils, who reached the final in...
Move In Style Athlete Spotlight: Elyse Srodawa
Srodawa won the first dual meet of the season, pulling away from Norwood’s top runner over the last half of the race. “Elyse works extremely hard, logging many miles on her own during the summer, and that sets her up for a strong cross country season,” coach Jean Cann...
HHS football drops home opener to Medfield
The Hopkinton High School football team faced Medfield in its home opener at David Hughes Stadium on Friday night, dropping a 21-6 decision.
Photos: HHS boys soccer takes on Ashland
The Hopkinton High School boys soccer team faced off against visiting Ashland on Tuesday, dropping a 2-1 decision.
Move In Style Athlete Spotlight: Sean Finnegan
Finnegan ran the anchor leg on the Hillers’ top relay team at the Massachusetts State Track Coaches Association Cross Country Relays on Sept. 7, leading the team to a fifth-place finish (of 93 teams). He is expected to rank among the Tri-Valley League’s top runners...
Photos: Hopkinton Youth Football battles Attleboro
The Hopkinton Youth Football Grade 4 and 5 teams faced off against the Attleboro White Hawks on Sunday morning at the high school turf field. The Grade 4 team posted a 13-0 victory for its third win of the season. The Grade 5 team dropped a 36-20...
Move In Style Athlete Spotlight: Evie Woodbury
Through the team’s first five matches, Woodbury, a middle hitter, had a .209 hitting percentage, 29 kills, a 90.2 serve percentage, 11 aces, 12 blocks and 14 digs. When the Hillers dropped two straight early matches, Woodbury encouraged her teammates to maintain a...
Photos: HHS field hockey drops home opener to Dedham
The Hopkinton High School field hockey team battled Dedham in its home opener Friday, dropping a 2-0 decision.
Photos: HHS girls soccer opens season with rout of Norwood
The Hopkinton High School girls soccer team opened the season Tuesday with a 7-0 victory over visiting Norwood.
Youth lacrosse select team revels in state title
When coach Will Abbott met with his players at halftime of the Mass. Youth Lacrosse Division 1 state title game on June 12, the Hopkinton Youth Lacrosse select team was facing a situation unlike any it had encountered before. “I think that was the first time we were...
Kenney showcases football skill on national level
Football is a fall sport, but Cam Kenney has spent the summer in pads competing at the highest level. The 14-year-old Hopkinton resident kicked off his summer in mid-June at Football University Camp at Belmont Hill, where he was selected for the Grade 8 Under Armor...
From HHS golfer to U.S. Ryder Cup captain, Bradley stays on course
The American Ryder Cup team surprised much of the golf world when it selected PGA Tour standout Keegan Bradley, a 2004 Hopkinton High School graduate, as team captain for the 2025 event. Even his former high school coach, Dick Bliss, said he was “shocked” at the...
Powers gets first taste of U.S. Olympic trials
Even though Kate Powers came up a bit short in bids to score points at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships and in the Olympic qualifying meet, the experience gave her a clear picture of what she needs to do to compete at the highest level. “The outcome...
Move In Style Athlete Spotlight: Bethel Flanagan
The team’s Impact Award winner, Flanagan anchored the 4x800-meter relay that took fourth in the MIAA Division 2 meet and qualified for the Meet of Champions. She was third in the Tri-Valley League Showcase in the 800. “Bethel is a consistent top point-scorer with...
Move In Style Athlete Spotlight: Chancard Cammisa
Boys volleyball is a new sport at Hopkinton High School, and Cammisa was one of the athletes who helped lay the foundation for future success. According to coach Jake Enos, Cammisa had “an outstanding season this year. He was one of the starting middle hitters on the...
Move In Style Athlete Spotlight: Reese Robledo
The rookie started in the No. 3 position and played all 15 matches as well as the league and MIAA sectional tournaments. “She played against very strong golfers all year and was able to win just over half of her matches, and she had good finishes in the postseason,”...
Move In Style Athlete Spotlight: John Sanda
The captain had an assist and four ground balls and caused four turnovers in an 8-4 victory over Minnechaug on June 2, the Hillers’ first postseason win since 2019. “John defines toughness at the midfield position,” stated coach Dan Norton. “He’s a strong two-way...
Move In Style Athlete Spotlight: Matt Gaughan
Gaughan took a 5-1 record and 1.07 earned run average into the final week of the regular season, holding opponents to a .185 batting average over 32 2/3 innings as the Hillers battled for a Tri-Valley League championship. In addition to being one of the team’s top...