Sports

Part 3 of Elexa Reiss’ series on HHS 2020 sports.

Part two of the series on HHS 2020 sports from Elexa Reiss.

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As we are all living through interesting times, it is a good time to reflect on the impact the athletes from The Class of 2020 had on Holliston High School. Beginning with EEE and ending with Covid19, it was certainly an interesting year.

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Holliston’s Park and Recreation Department announces the re-opening of Goodwill Park tennis courts and athletic fields. Restroom facilities remain closed.

It was not quiet at the Library as enthusiastic golfers played nine holes strategically located on all three levels of the facility.

Yes, after a few months out in the electronic abyss, the 14,000 articles published on the original HollistonReporter.com site have been made accessible.

The Holliston High School Hockey program scored a victory by collecting 364 cans of soup at a recent home game to benefit the Holliston Pantry Shelf.

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A lot of free throws went swish through the hoop.

2020 Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship. The competition will be held on Saturday, January 25th from 10:00AM to 3:00PM at Holliston High School.

The unseasonably warm start to the winter has given the Parks and Recreation Department the opportunity to get an early jump on the renovation projects at Adams Field and the Little League Fields.

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The Holliston HS Girls’ Basketball team played Medway evening of January 7, with an abundance of energy, showcasing some great plays. Despite their efforts, Medway won 48-30. They play again TONIGHT.

The old meets the new this Saturday (TOMORROW) afternoon at Loring Arena in Framingham. At 1:20 pm, the Holliston High School Hockey Alumni will return to the ice, to chase pucks and dreams as they did in years gone by.

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