Sports

Tyler Zanini played extremely well in goal as the Middle School Boys' soccer team improved its record to 2-0-1 with a 5-2 victory in Ashland yesterday. Scoring for the Hillers was Devin Kelley (2 goals), Jack Rodgers, Tim Fargiano and Riley Hargrave. Playing particularly well was Ellis Spar, Brady Sheehan and Owen DiNicola. The boys next play in Millis on Thursday and home on Friday versus Newton.

At the Varsity Level, the Field hockey team picked up a couple of more points beating Hopedale 2-0 in non-league action. They will travel to Ashland on Friday for a 3:15 pm match.

Hiller Football suffered a 22-20 loss to Westwood Friday Night at David Hughes Stadium. Hillers held a 20-0 lead in the 4th quarter, but the Wolverines fought back with 3 unanswered touchdowns and converting twice with 2 point P.A.T.'s. The Hillers head to Medway on Friday, October 2nd.

The Middle School Boys' soccer team won their game against Milford at home last Friday 8-0. The entire team played well. Steven Maffiore scored a hat trick. Devin Kelley and Jack Rodgers had two goals each. Jason Hicks also scored a goal. The boys travel to Ashland today.

The varsity team traveled down to Glen Ellen today to play Ashland for our second time this season. The Hillers won by a score of 260 – 285. The Hillers record is now 7 wins and 1 loss. We are tied for 2nd place in the TVL behind undefeated Medfield. We were able to take 12 players to Glen Ellen C.C. today which was really nice for some of our younger players to play this course. This is the home course of the Ashland and Millis teams. Here are the scores from today’s match:

The Varsity team ran their record today to 6-1 with a convincing win over Millis by the score of 253 – 320. Leading the way for the Hillers today was Sr. Aidan Curry who shot a nice round of 40 –Kyle Schlicke and Nathan Tuite both shot 41’s – Chris Hadley and Jonathan Simmer ( both playing in their first varsity match ) both shot nice scores of 43’s – Dario Venuto shot 45 – Stephen Auslander had a 46 and Nick Scire shot a 47. Everyone has the day off tomorrow because of the Jewish Holiday.

The Hiller Varsity Golf Team defeated Westwood today by a score of 251-261. The Varsity record is now 5-1. The Varsity will play at home on Tuesday, Sept. 22 vs. Millis. Today’s scores are as follows:

Jake Doherty 39
Geoff Holler 40
Drew Simi 42
Connor Czerepuszko 43
Kyle Fairbanks 43
Matt Locke 44
Abby Jaye 45
Matt Johnson 48

The 2 alternates today were Nathan Tuite shooting 41 and Aidan Curry shot 42.

The Hopkinton Hillers evened their record at 1-1 with an impressive 35-12 win on the road in Norton on Friday night. Jake Kelleher threw touchdown passes to Jack Vaccari and Will Abbott, while co-captain Sam Lehman had two touchdown runs and added two fumble recoveries on defense. Connor Hebert rounded out the scoring with a 3 yard plunge and also had an interception. In all, the Hiller defense produced 4 turnovers led by strong performances by their front 7 including Jack Guelfi, Josh Sokol, Matt Burns, and co-captain Nick Poillucci.

A real tough day for our Hiller Golf program. The JV match was postponed at Westborough C.C. on Thursday and our Hiller Varsity team traveled to Ponkapoag Golf Club and lost to Medfield by a score of 225- 230. Medfield had the best score they’ve had in years and they were able to stop our Hiller winning streak of over two years. All of Medfield’s players shot under 39. It was their day today and congrats to them and we’ll look forward to playing them at HCC on Sept. 30th. This loss today will not define our season after 3 matches.

Good evening everyone – It was a great day all around for our golf program. The varsity team won their 2nd match today by defeating Ashland by a score of 243 to 285. The low score always wins in a golf match. Leading the way for the Hillers today were the following:
Kyle Schlicke – 38
Nathan Tuite – 40
Nathan Mezitt – 40
Kyle Fairbanks – 41
Matt Locke – 41
Nick Scire – 43
Aidan Curry – 46
Dario Venuto – 46
We take the top 6 scores out of the eight players. The varsity record is now 2-0.