On Sept. 10, 58 student athletes in Stadium Village went quiet as they were possibly looking at their last seasons.
The University of Minnesota released a statement which detailed that three men’s...
After a Cinderella run in the section tournament last season, the HHS boys soccer team was looking forward to a new year, and similar success.
On Aug. 4, the Minnesota State High School League [MSHSL]...
HHS girls soccer seniors played their last regular-season game in the stadium on Thursday, Sept. 24 in a close battle with their rivals, the Minnetonka Skippers.
The Skippers defeated the Royals 1-0,...
The Hopkins Football program, while not always having the best team success, has almost always had players go on to the next level and play college football. This year the Royals have had both a successful record of 6-2 and several players receive interest from all NCAA and NAIA divisions.
A famous person once said “There is no time like the present.” For myself and many others at HHS, this saying lives true on the football side of the Minnesota.
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.
On a cold, windy, and just an all around terrible day for any type of sporting activity, the Hopkins Royals boys soccer team were back to their upset ways.
Laci Provenzano, junior, has been running varsity cross country since her freshman year, the same year she started. She placed third out of 129 people in the girls varsity cross country race on Sept. 5. She ran a 5k (3.1 miles) in 19:14 which averages to a 6:18 mile.
