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The Team Celebrates a Successful Start to Their Season

Boys Varsity Soccer: New Season, New Coach

Lilly Bouchard, Staff Writer October 20, 2022

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,”...

HBs Volleyball Team Celebrating Their Success

HB Volleyball is on a Roll

Reid Mitchell, Staff Writer October 20, 2022

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,...

HB Athletes: What’s Ahead

Jocelyn Gillespie, Sports Editor October 20, 2022
“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. 
Velez leading HB to the end zone.

Jacob Velez: HB’s New Quarterback

Alex Willard, Staff Writer October 20, 2022

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...

English teacher Patrick Groleau switches to his coaching hat during his first HBHS football season.

Renaissance Man: Meet English Teacher and Football Coach Patrick Groleau

Aiden C. Barker, Staff Writer October 9, 2022
“The most important thing about high school sports is that you’re having fun,” said Groleau, describing his coaching philosophy. There are three things he wants his players to consider: “Are you having fun? Are you learning about the sport? Are you improving as a player?”
The boys Varsity Volleyball team posing for a picture in their pregame Uniforms, they had some fun and decided to do a Hawaiian theme.

Every Single Player: Boys Volleyball

Tucker Luter, Staff Writer May 6, 2022

After the disappointing ending to last year's amazing performance from the Boys Varsity Volleyball team, they are coming back this year and they want to win it all. They started the season off hot, defeating...

Elisabeth Stapelfeld’ 22 celebrates her 1,000 point accomplishment. This is a goal she has been working towards since 4 years ago, when she made the girls varsity basketball team. “I believed in myself but I never expected it to happen. I knew it wasnt going to be handed to me, I had to work for it,” said E. Stapelfeld.

Elisabeth Stapeldfeld: Next 1000-Point Scorer

Jill Bradbrook, Staff Writer March 23, 2022

Elisabeth Stapelfeld ’22 scored her 1,000 point on January 24, 2022 against Sanborn Regional High School. The 1,000 point mark is an extremely rare experience for high school basketball players, with...

Eve Lovering smiling facing towards the camera with horse in background 
 Eve is an active member of the Fox Creek Farm community who helps tack up horses and get them ready for lessons. Here she is pictured with lesson horse Angel before and after her lesson. “Eve is so sweet and just a really great friend to have around the barn. Shes so generous and just a delight to be around,” said Nora Zaveri, a rider from Fox Creek Farm.

Behind the Scenes at Fox Creek Farm

Theresa Cullen, Op-Ed Editor February 7, 2022

HB Gymnastics 2021-2022 Season

HB Gymnastics 2021-2022 Season

Emma Harley, Staff Writer February 1, 2022

Tis the Season For Skiing

Tis the Season For Skiing

Katelyn Seamonds, Staff Writer January 31, 2022

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