Last year, during the 2023 season, the Hollis-Brookline Varsity Boys Football team lost their game against Milford High School by a score of 12-41. The two teams will square off again on September 20 at...
“You spent how long there?” one of my classmates asked on the first day of school.
Nine weeks, 63 days, 1512 hours. I spent basically my entire summer before senior year at a sleepaway camp. This...
The start of the school year is a stressful time. Meeting new teachers, signing up for clubs, and reconnecting with friends can take a lot of energy. Having a plan to reduce stress in the upcoming year...
“It was very pleasant, everyone was joyful, helpful and eager to get a new voter as quick as possible” Raneri said. “Voting was very convenient, it didn't take long…”
Do you know rowing? Most people do not. Most people do not even know that our school has a crew team! Maybe it is because it is a club rather than a school-funded sport. Maybe it is because it is not a...
Our Robotics team, the “Force Team”, is gearing up for an eventful season, and though it may not have started yet, they’re already getting down to business.
Currently, the team is in pre-season...
After losing their past coach, the Hollis Brookline boys varsity soccer jumps into their season with a positive start.
“Sad to see him go but I like the change, the new coach I’m a big fan of,”...
Coach Rebecca Balfour stated, “They are off to a really good start considering they faced the better of the teams in the first few games of the season.””. The team may have lost to Bedford; however,...
“I fell in love with the coaches and campus and I'm thrilled to attend,” Jordan said. She believes that her four years playing volleyball at HB have given her a lot of knowledge and experience that she will take with her to college.
Going from a middle school football team to starting in high school is a significant change. The Hollis-Brookline football team lost their following year's quarterback to college, forcing them to look...
![Dr. Barry teaches his son Benin karate as part of a class he provides for school-aged children across Brookline. “I happen to have [karate classes] thrown into the mix of what I do here, because it’s something that I have to offer,” he says. “I enjoy it, I can do it, and I can offer it freely.” (Courtesy Brian Barry)](https://cavchronline.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Man-of-Many-Talents-Brian-Barrys-Service-to-Brookline-300x247.jpg)
![Elizabeth Kolb teaches her fifth-period Precalculus class, made up of juniors and seniors. Kolb’s in-depth on-the-board examples, as shown here, “enrich [our] learning experience,” according to student John Torpey ‘26.](https://cavchronline.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Mrs.-Kolb-Puts-Precalc-In-Its-Place-300x211.jpg)
