Hopkinton girls basketball shuts down Gilford to advance to D3 championship game
MANCHESTER – Pat Roye had a plan, and a backup plan, and a backup plan for the backup plan. The way that the Hopkinton High School girls basketball team played Wednesday night, he didn’t need any of them. The Hawks coach came up with a handful of ways to try to slow down Gilford’s offense, but Hop
MANCHESTER – Pat Roye had a plan, and a backup plan, and a backup plan for the backup plan.
The way that the Hopkinton High School girls basketball team played Wednesday night, he didn’t need any of them.
The Hawks coach came up with a handful of ways to try to slow down Gilford’s offense, but Hopkinton took care of the job early, getting the Eagles out of rhythm from the start.
No. 2 Gilford was never able to getting going and No. 6 Hopkinton cruised to a 49-25 win over the Eagles in the Division III semifinals at Southern New Hampshire University. The win means the Hawks will play for their first title since winning Class M in 2003.
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