Kaija Pratt, senior, has spent years honing her craft on the diving board. This year she hopes to put it all together and cap off her high school diving career with a trip to state.
The third and final edition of National Signing Day is here again as 10 HHS seniors choose to continue their academic and athletic careers at their respective colleges. Let’s meet the athletes.
The Hopkins Royals girls swim and dive team had a very successful section final outing and placed second out of eighth behind only Wayzata. Apart from placing second, the Royals will have six representatives on the University of Minnesota campus at the state tournament.
On Nov. 9, the Royals girls swim and dive team competed in the preliminaries of the MSHSL Section 5AA meet at the Plymouth Lifetime Fitness, qualifying 11 swimmers for the section finals meet.
After getting sixth place out of nine teams in their last swim meet, the Minnetonka Invite, the Royals girls swim and dive team is ready to bounce back for today’s meet against Eden Prairie.
At the age of seven, Molly Meland, sophomore, became a competitive swimmer. Meland said right from the start she fell in love with the sport because she loved being in the water and how competitive the...
One of the biggest highlights for the Royals was a third place finish in the 400 free relay swam by Berman, Ashby, Ellen Hofstede, freshman, and Ellen Sussman, junior.
