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Read moreZach Mekler, senior The varsity boy’s basketball team continued their march towards a four-peat state championship Wednesday afternoon with an overtime win over Woodbury, 82-75. Hopkins found themselves in a dogfight from the get go, especially down low where they were out rebounded 47-33. Thanks to step up performances...
Read moreBy Isaac Fisher, junior Google recently introduced a line of brand-new laptops that it hopes will revolutionize the market. The Chromebook, as it is called, runs on an entirely new operating system. It connects exclusively to the internet database that Google calls “The Cloud”.Chromebooks use no software: all documents,...
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By Jason Showers, senior sports editor The HHS girls varsity basketball team once again proved their athletic abilities, beating Lakeville North 51-29 through a barrage of blocks, steals, and fast breaks in the first game of the state tournament. The first half was hard fought. The Royals took an early lead but Lakeville did...
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By Jeff Lifson, Senior The HHS girls varsity basketball team continued a perfect season Friday Feb. 10, with a 73-54 win over the fourth ranked Edina Hornets. The Coffey sisters led the team in scoring, Nia Coffey, junior, cashed in 18 points, and Sydney Coffey, senior, added 17 points. Working together with the...
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By Andrew Hall, senior For many college basketball players, they are either redshirted or rarely played their freshman year. If a coach knows that the player is going to be at the school for more than four years, then they will often times redshirt them so they can play the next four years. In...
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By Josh Gallop, sophomore In the Tuesday night game Hopkins boys Varsity basketball pulled away with an 82-68 win over Osseo’s varsity team. Coming in to the game both teams had a record of 14-1. The game started with Osseo winning the tip, but their shots were not falling early in the game. Hopkins...
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By Casey Pasko and Rachel Alter, juniors On Friday, January 20th, junior members of the football team and a junior intramural basketball team played an intense game of basketball in the Lindbergh Center. The intramural team started out with a large lead against the football boys, but the climax of the game, according to...
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By Eli Badower, Sohpomore The Hopkins Royelles dance team placed third in a Lake conference kick meet at Edina High School on Thursday. The Royelles are happy with their performance in the meet. “I felt like we did well, there is always room to improve but overall I like the way that we performed,”...
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Hannah Vaughn and Ashley Hamer, juniors The annual March Madness Pep Fest brought in a substantial amount of money...
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By Ryland Dorshow, sophomore The HHS varsity boys basketball team defeated the Wayzata Trojans in a 98 to 69...
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By Ursula Arhart, junior In attempts of relieving some finals week stress, the HHS Student Wellness Committee organized a...
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By Emily Buck, senior Last Friday, the annual Festival of Nations was held by the AP World History students....
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By Taylor Lee, Staff Reporter With a striking appearance in the front row of every home sports game, and...
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By Eli Fhima, Staff Reporter Israeli war veteran, novelist, and profound teacher in the High school in Israel program,...
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By Lauren Reuteler, Staff Reporter. Witnessing someone talk to students other then their everyday teacher gives them a new...
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By Taylor Lee, Staff Reporter Last Friday, the Ceramics class had the opportunity to visit the Weisman Art Museum...
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By Will Burnton, Staff Reporter DECA is one club at HHS that is making a difference in kids lives and futures. DECA, or Distributive Education Clubs of America, is an international organization dedicated to helping students understand business and finance. HHS students have embraced DECA, making it one of the most popular after school...
