Video: Hillers Baseball Preview 2016
The Hopkinton Hillers baseball team is back at practice and getting ready for the 2016 season.
The Hopkinton Hillers baseball team is back at practice and getting ready for the 2016 season.
Some early April snow has cancelled practices and postponed many scheduled High School games throughout the state. The Hopkinton Hillers baseball and softball home opener and opening game of the season originally scheduled for Friday April 8th has been moved to Thursday April 28th. Both teams were scheduled to take on Dover-Sherborn. The next scheduled game for both teams is on Monday April 11th at Medfield High School. Stay tuned for possible further postponements or delay updates.
The Hopkinton Hillers Boys Varsity Tennis team is in the beginning weeks of their practice and ready for the season. This seasons roster is anchored by Captains Luke Whitehouse and Will Nadeau.
Local author Paul C. Clerici will be at the Hopkinton Senior Center on Wednesday, March 30 at 7:00 PM to talk about his popular book, “Boston Marathon: History by the Mile.”
The award-winning writer takes readers through the entire colorful 26.2-mile journey, mile by mile, town by town, story by story. With his unique, vast array of experience and knowledge as a 23-time Boston Marathon runner and 30-plus-year sports journalist, Clerici brings the great race to life through informative, humorous, and enlightening detail.
In the latest Hopkinton Hillers Sports Update, Hopkinton Middle School Students and Teachers battled it out on the Basketball Court for Project Just Because. and another season of Hillers S
-On Thursday March 3rd the 3rd seeded 17 and 3 Hopkinton Hillers took on 14th seeded 11-8 and 2 Bourne in the 1st round of the playoffs at the Gallo Arena in Bourne and one Hiller hit a landmark during the Hillers offensive fireworks.
The Hiller Hockey team continues to ride the wave of success into uncharted waters, winning their 13th straight, as they move on in the state tournament. Hopkinton has outscored their opponents 8-1 in the first two games. The #3 seed in the Division 3 South bracket, opened the first round with a convincing 4-0 win over Bourne at the Gallo area in Bourne. The goals were scored by, Cam Finlayson (100th career point), Jack Sloan, and Will Abbott added 2. Assists were credited to JH Vokey, Owen Delaney, Will Pickens, Steve Simoes, Everett Rolph and Finlayson with 2.
On Thursday Night (3/3) the 4th seeded, 14 and 6 Hopkinton Lady Hillers took on the 5th seeded 13 and 7 Ashland Clockers in the Central Division 2 Quarterfinals. The Hillers pulled off the victory 54-47 in a great battle with cross-town rival Ashland. Julia Canestrari led the way for the Hillers with a team high 17 points.