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HHS sports roundup: Boys hockey falls to Medfield in finale

by | Feb 18, 2021 | Featured: Sports, Sports

Senior Aidan Walsh had two goals and an assist, and classmate Geoff Tocco added a goal and two assists, but it wasn’t enough for the Hopkinton High School boys hockey team, which dropped Thursday morning’s season finale, 7-4 to host Medfield.

Sophomore Pavit Mehra scored the other goal for Hopkinton, which finished the season at 7-3.

In addition to Walsh and Tocco, the Hillers said goodbye to seniors Tyler Morse, Cam Jerrett, Caleb Dacey, Andrew Moore, Quentin Barnes, Colin Norred and Ronnie Shamus.

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