News Archive

- Hopkinton Hillers Field Hockey (4-1-2) lost to Nipmuc 1-0

- Hillers Girls Soccer (1-3-3) tied a tough Millis (5-3-1) team 0-0.

Contributed Updates:
The 8th grade field hockey team dominated at Natick yesterday with a 3-0 win. Excellent offensive pressure the entire game prevented Natick from taking a single shot on goal. Two goals from Alyssa Souza and another from Sarah Doyle were all assisted by Tate Frederick. Nice job for such a solid team effort -kudos Team!

The Xaverian Missionaries at Fatima Shrine, 101 Summer Street in Holliston, invite you to Clebrate the Jubilee of Mercy in the spirit of the Beatitudes. Our next gathering will be Sunday, October 9th, beginning at 3:30 PM and concluding at 6:00 PM. The Ninth Presentation will be guided by the organization Home for the Troops – Massachusetts. The theme will be “Blessed are the Peacemakers, for they will be called Children of God”.

All are welcome. No charge and no reservations needed. Donations are welcomed!

Hopkinton Sophomore, Caitlyn Halloran was awarded the "Boston Globe All Scholastics Award". The award is given out to exceptional student athletes throughout the state.

The Boston Globe Article stated the following about Caitlyn: "After finishing first in the Division 3 pentathlon with a meet record 2,955 score, Halloran went on to win the All-State meet with another record of 3,028. She was also named the Outstanding Athlete at the Freshman-Sophomore meet."

Owner of Weston Nurseries, Peter Mezitt announced that he and a team of 5 from Weston Nurseries will be participating in the Jimmy Fund Walk this Sunday (Sept 25th). Peter mentioned this is the 10th year he will be participating in the walk and has multiple fundraising events at Weston Nurseries to benefit the Jimmy Fund. View more about the Weston Nurseries Jimmy Fund Walk Team below.

"Here we go again!