List of 20 news stories.

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  Hopkins Students Explore New Opportunities Through the Three-Season Athletic Requirement

  Abby Regan ’22
  The Hopkins handbook describes the importance of athletics in a student’s day. Thus, Hopkins has a three-season athletic requirement for all students.
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  Smith Shines as Sole Tri-Varsity Captain

  Maeve Stauff ’21, Teddy Glover '21
  Brandon Smith ’20 was the class of 2020’s sole tri-Varsity captain, which he attributed “to working hard, the love of the game, and of course the assistance [he] was so fortunate to receive from [his] coaches.”
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  One Big, Happy ‘Swamily’: Hopkins Swim and Dive

  Melody Cui ’23
  Heading into a new season always proves challenging, especially with the loss of last year’s seniors.
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  Wrestlers Rally Throughout the Season

  Cyrus Sadeghi ’23
  You have to fight to win. Though this is a figure of speech in most sports, it’s a reality on the wrestling mat at Hopkins
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  Hopkins Athletes Recount Recovery from ACL Injuries

  Abby Regan ’22 Assistant Sports Editor; Staff Writers: Luca Vujvoic ’23, Tanner Lee ’23, and Sofia Schaffer ’23
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  Winter Sports Preview

  Maeve Stauff ’21

• With the Fall Comes an Increase in Hilltopper Spirit

  Teddy Glover ’21
  Fall captains speak to the increase of Hilltoper spirit.
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  Energetic Eighth Graders Play Varsity Sports

  Abby Regan ’22
  Playing a Varsity sport as a junior schooler is a special opportunity at Hopkins. This fall, several eighth graders were given the chance to participate in high school athletics.
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  Faculty Spotlight: Former Hopkins Soccer Stars

  Teddy Glover ’21
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  Fantastic Fantasy Football

  Nick Hughes
  Professional football season has once again begun, and so has the start of fantasy football. As the Hopkins community begins to create its teams, the heated debate over which players to pick arises.
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  From Milan to New Haven: Consiglio Conquers the Field

  Maeve Stauff ‘21
  Soccer is a huge part of life for Jack Consiglio ’20, a new senior on the Boys Varsity soccer team from Milan, Italy.
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  Fall Captains Weigh In On the Upcoming Season

  Maeve Stauff ’21
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  US Women’s Soccer Team Fights On and Off the Field for Equal Pay

  Abby Regan ’22
  On July 7, 2019 the US Women’s National Soccer team (USWNT) took home their second consecutive and fourth overall FIFA Women’s World Cup win.
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  Athletes of the Issue: Chris Borter: Charismatic Captain

  Maeve Stauff ’21
  Hopkins Varsity Baseball Captain Chris Borter ’19 joined the team freshman year, but initially started playing baseball when he was three years old.
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  Athletes of the Issue: Sara Chung: Softball Standout

  Abby Regan ’22
  Varsity Softball captain Sara Chung ’19 has been playing softball since she was eight years old.
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  The 2019 NBA Playoffs: Hopkins’ Loyalties

  Teddy Glover ’21
  As late May turns to early June, excitement fills the air: school begins to wind down, summer starts, and the NBA playoffs are underway once again.
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  Paige DeVoe: Powerful Polo Player

  Abby Regan ’22
  Girls Varsity Water Polo Captain Paige DeVoe ’19 has been a powerful contributor to the Hopkins Water Polo team since her junior year.
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  Tenacious Track Teams Compete at Penn Relays

  Teddy Glover ’21
  Since 1895, top caliber high school, college, and club runners from all over the country have flocked to the University of Pennsylvania in late April to compete in the Penn Relays, the oldest and largest track and field competition in the United States.
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  The Best Bets of the 2019 Triple Crown

  Maeve Stauff ’21
  Over the course of five weeks, top-tier three-year-old Thoroughbred racehorses compete in three different races at three different tracks for one of the most celebrated achievements in sports: the Triple Crown.
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  Zubin Kenkare: Row, Row, Row Your Boat

  Veronica Yarovinsky ’20
  “No member of a Crew is praised for the rugged individuality of his rowing.”