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Sports Roundup: HHS boys hockey, boys basketball bow out of postseason

by | Feb 27, 2025 | Featured: Sports,

The Hopkinton High School boys hockey team pushed host Falmouth to double overtime before dropping a 4-3 decision on Wednesday night in the first round of the Division 2 state tournament.

After a scoreless first period, the floodgates opened in the second, with five goals in total. The Hillers, behind two goals from Jack Resnick and one from Connor Merkle, had a 3-2 lead when the period ended.

With just under seven minutes left in regulation, Falmouth’s Gavin Powderly tied it up. He then won it on a breakaway in the second extra period. Powderly finished with three goals on the night.

Hopkinton, seeded 19th, ends its season at 9-10-2.

Falmouth, the 14th seed, is 10-12-1 and next will play third-seeded Canton on Saturday.

Boys hoops falls to Masco

The HHS boys basketball team fell to Masconomet, 77-59, in the Round of 32 on Thursday in Boxford.

Seventh-seeded Masconomet (19-1) advances to play the winner of Friday’s game between North Quincy and Middleboro.

The 26th-seeded Hillers finish their season at 14-8.

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  1. GooGirls

    How is the girls’ basketball team doing? I believe they are still going!

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