Led by Bryan Brown, the program offers teams for various age groups, allowing children to participate and develop their skills alongside peers of similar ages and skill levels. The program's structure ensures that young athletes can progress through the ranks as they grow and improve.
The 26.2 Foundation is proud to have two runners from Hopkinton, Caitlin Thomas and Hannah McKenzie, on their team for the 2024 TCS New York City Marathon, taking place on Sunday, November 3.
The Duke women’s soccer team has won the ACC Championship. Freshman Sophia Recupero will face former teammate Caitlin Mara from UNC in a highly anticipated match on October 31, contributing to the historic rivalry.
Tom Nappi of HCAM News interviewed the Hillers Girls Varsity Soccer Captains and Head Coach Tom Skiba about the upcoming 2024-2025 season, and is then joined by HopNews' Peter Thomas to discuss the roster and predictions for the season.
On June 27, the MetroWest YMCA Family Outdoor Center in Hopkinton inaugurated eight new pickleball courts, enhancing community facilities and fostering social connections. CEO Rick Macpherson highlighted the courts' role in building a vibrant community. The courts open on July 1. Exciting events and camps are planned, furthering regional growth and collaboration.
Mental Health Collaborative in Hopkinton seeks runners for the August 18, 2024, Falmouth Road Race to raise a minimum of $1,000 each. Fees are covered. Their mission includes mental health education and resilience-building. Contact Nicole MacLennan at nmaclennan@mentalhealthcollaborative.org or fill out the Google Form by June 28th.
Live4Evan, a Hopkinton non-profit, supports families of children with congenital heart disease by providing temporary housing near Boston Children's Hospital. Founded by Michael and Barbara Girardi after their son Evan’s passing, the organization is recruiting runners for the 2024 Falmouth Road Race. Interested participants should contact Dave Krueger.
Hopkinton Parks and Recreation invites the public to celebrate the grand opening of the Fruit Street Pickleball and Tennis Courts on May 31 at 3:00 PM. The event includes food, drinks, and music. The new facility features four pickleball courts and a multipurpose tennis court. Access is first-come, first-serve until September 8.
Hopkinton, typically a quiet town, comes alive each Patriots' Day as tens of thousands converge for the historic Boston Marathon. The 128th event drew 29,451 entrants from 129 countries; notable participants included Estonia's Roman Fosti and charity runner Zach Bilotta. Runners are supported by nearly 10,000 volunteers and cheered by spectators providing a vibrant atmosphere, with a record pace and large female pack highlighting this year's marathon.
Waves of starts from Hopkinton, Massachusetts, as runners and spectators celebrated the 100th running of the Boston Marathon from the starting line in Hopkinton.
The genesis of Hatherly and Martinez's initiative was born out of the fact that—while there are numerous local businesses in need of volunteers—it seemed that there wasn't significant coordination to make sure the two parties can find each other.
Developer Kevin Meehan has pulled plans for a country store and gas station to be sited at the corner of School and West Main Streets in Hopkinton, Massachusetts. At the Zoning Board of Appeals meeting last night, Meehan asked to withdraw the application without prejudice.