Holliston 0 Hopkinton 8

The Hopkinton Hillers played a terrific game blanking the Panther baseball team 8-0 on Thursday. Tim Moberg of Hopkinton pitched a no-hitter. The loss drops the Holliston Panthers to 3-1 (2-1 TVL). Holliston hopes to regain positive play on Friday in Medfield at 3:45.

Hopkinton Games Postponed and Wednesday Practices

The 9th, JV and Varsity baseball games have been postponed until Thursday. The varsity will be at Holliston High School. The JV will travel to Hopkinton and play on a different field than originally scheduled. The JV game will be on Field #5 in Hopkinton. Field #5 is below the football field between the football and varsity softball field. The 9th grade game has been moved to Holliston at Adams Field. All three games begin at 3:45. Since our towns border it would not be surprising if the games got going closer to 3:30 if the umpires arrive early.

WEDNESDAY PRACTICES:
Varsity - Indoors at High School - 6:00-7:30PM
JV - OFF
9th - OFF

VARSITY SCHEDULE LOOKING AHEAD (TENTATIVE)
Saturday 9:00-11:00AM at High School
Sunday OFF
Monday (Patriots Day - Marathon Monday) 4:00-6:00PM at High School
Tuesday 9:00-11:00AM either at High School or Adams
Wednesday - Depart for Cooperstown
Thursday - game vs. Sharon in Cooperstown 1:30
Friday OFF
Saturday 9:00-11:00AM at High School
Sunday (Easter) OFF

Holliston 12 Westwood 6

Dave Conners, Cato LaCroix and Jake Frechette led the Holliston Panthers offensive attack Monday versus Westwood as the Holliston Panther Baseball Team collected 12 hits and 12 runs. Ben Levine entered the game in the bottom of the fourth inning with the score tied 6-6. Ben efficiently pitched the final four frames giving up no runs and facing just 16 batters. The Team is off to a 3-0 start and is scheduled to play Hopkinton and Medfield to round out the second week of the season.

Holliston 13 Millis 3

Holliston High School won their second game of the season 13-3 versus Millis High School last Friday. Jake Frechette led the offensive attack hitting three homeruns and collecting seven RBIs. Cato LaCroix and Ethan Huntley combined efforts on the mound.