The Hopkinton High School wrestling team hosted a quad meet on Saturday and picked up three wins: 47-28 over Northbridge, 47-21 against Longmeadow, and 42-35 over Athol.
Photos: HHS wrestling goes 3-0 in quad meet
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Move In Style Athlete Spotlight: Harry Millar
Millar isn’t just the top hurdler in the league, he finished a half-second ahead of his nearest competitor in the Tri-Valley League Showcase. He also finished fourth in the 55-meter dash and long jumps over 20 feet. And coach Mike Donahue believes the best is yet to...
Photos: Special Olympics vs. HHS freshmen basketball game
The Hopkinton Special Olympics basketball team played its annual game against the Hopkinton High School freshman team Monday night. The game normally is played on Martin Luther King Day but was postponed due to snow.
Sports Roundup: Kenny shines on gridiron, Powers sets mark at UK
Eighth grader Cam Kenney recently wrapped up his first varsity football season at Dexter-Southfield School in Brookline. Despite being one of the youngest players on the team, the 14-year-old Hopkinton resident earned a varsity letter and moved into the starting...
HHS boys track shows resilience
Losses are a rarity for the Hopkinton High School boys indoor track program. This season’s setback against Dedham in a dual meet was the team’s first such loss since the 2018 season, but the Hillers have not let it slow them down. “After our loss, we licked our wounds...
Hillers girls track emerges strong through tough slate
Hopkinton High School girls track and field coach Jean Cann is not used to having so many dual meets packed into the schedule at the start of the season, but that is how things fell this winter. Even with a busy December, Hopkinton won three of its first four dual...
Move In Style Athlete Spotlight: James Marcinowski
The team’s starting center, Marcinowski averaged 11 points and eight rebounds in helping the Hillers to an 8-3 start. “James has been a cornerstone for our team, excelling on both ends of the court,” coach Tom Keane shared. “His shot-blocking and shot-altering...
Hillers wrestlers rise to challenge
Hopkinton High School wrestling coach Corey Mills has been proud of his team this winter, particularly the way the athletes have competed against some of the top programs in the area. “The kids have been really great and accepting of challenges along the way,” Mills...
Move In Style Athlete Spotlight: Meghan Grady
Grady, a shooting guard, started every game through the first half of the season. “We wouldn’t have had the success we’ve had this season without her,” coach Mike Greco stated. “As a captain, Meghan has shown tremendous leadership both on and off the court. … She is...
Move In Style Athlete Spotlight: Kylie Rogers
Rogers recorded personal bests in three events against Holliston on Dec. 23, including a second-place finish in the 55-meter hurdles. In a win over Westwood on Jan. 3, she she took third in the hurdles and second in long jump. At the Freshman-Sophomore Meet the next...
‘New faces’ come together for HHS girls hoops
Hopkinton High School girls basketball coach Mike Greco was not exactly sure what to expect with a number of younger players on his team this season. But the veteran coach has been pleasantly surprised with the way the team has been able to jell despite having several...
HHS boys basketball hopes for health in ’25
The Hopkinton High School boys basketball team started 2025 hoping for the same thing that many wish for in the new year: health. The Hillers saw their top returning player, senior captain Sam Dadagian, and starting point guard, junior Gavin Cho, each miss time with...
Photos: HHS girls basketball falls to Medway
The Hopkinton High School girls basketball team dropped a 47-24 decision to visiting Medway on Friday, which was Youth Basketball Night at the Hillers.
Move In Style Athlete Spotlight: Jacob Desilets
Desilets, also a football standout, joined the wrestling team last year as a junior and quickly made a name for himself as a contending heavyweight. In December, he placed second at the Milford Holiday Tournament and qualified for Day 2 of the prestigious Lowell...
Young archer on target after national win
When Ava Li was 9 years old, her father gave her a bow for Christmas. It was an unusual gift, and Li said she was surprised but intrigued by the item. She decided she wanted to give archery a try, and she immediately fell in love with the sport. “The first time I...
Photos: Hiller 5K at Hopkinton Middle School
Hopkinton Middle School students took part in the annual Hiller Block 5K road race at the middle school on Nov. 20. The race, sponsored by the 26.2 Foundation, is part of a training program led by wellness teacher and coach Deb Pinto. Students volunteered free periods...
Move In Style Athlete Spotlight: Katie Dellacioppa
A third-year member of the program, Dellacioppa helped lead the Hillers to a 12th-place finish at the state competition last month. “Katie has always pushed through injury and illness, and even from the sidelines gives her all to the team,” coach Rachel DeMore shared....
Hillers can’t stop Ashland’s ground game in Thanksgiving loss
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtsJF0EjU8c Like the rain that fell at Hopkinton High School's David Hughes Stadium on Thursday morning, the Ashland running game left Hopkinton feeling all wet. The Clockers pounded the ball up and down the field all game, scoring on...
Hillers seek T-Day win after challenging season
After the Hopkinton High School football team suffered a 28-13 setback against Oliver Ames on Nov. 15, coach Mark Sanborn had a message for his team leading into the final game of the season: Forget about everything that’s happened through the first 10 games. “We told...
HHS athletes announce college commitments
Hopkinton High School on Friday hosted a signing day ceremony to celebrate seven student-athletes who plan to continue their careers at the NCAA Division 1 or 2 level. The list of Hillers who will be competing at the next level includes athletes from five different...
