Three Mt. Hope basketball players named to RI Coaches teams
A member of Mt. Hope’s varsity basketball squad was recently named to the Rhode Island Basketball Coaches Association (RIBCA) All-Division III Team. Matt Scott, a junior, is the first Huskie to be named to an All-Division team since RIBCA instituted All-Division teams in 2004. Scott was one of eight Division III players to play in the [...]
Read More →Mt. Hope girls’ lacrosse team falls to Tiverton
The Mt. Hope Girls Lacrosse team lost a tough battle Monday night, falling to Tiverton on the road, 13-11, in their fourth league game of the year. The Huskies couldn’t build off the momentum of a 10-9 win last Wednesday at Lincoln, and failed to shut down the Tigers offense en route to their third [...]
Read More →Athletic director also planning summer athletic and leadership program
As the snow fades from the lawns of Rhode Island and the leaves slowly return to the trees, the Huskies of Mt. Hope High School are gearing up for the spring sports season. This spring, Mt. Hope will field nine varsity athletic teams — baseball, softball, girls’ and boys’ lacrosse, girls’ and boys’ outdoor track [...]
Read More →Mt. Hope gymnastics team gains ground on the floor, beam
The Huskies had their first home meet of the season on Jan. 12, splitting the wins with West Warwick, Toll Gate and Warwick Vets at Strive Gymnastics and Fitness in Somerset.Mt. Hope’s final score of 109 points was enough to narrowly beat out Toll Gate’s score of 108.45, but the Huskies fell short of West [...]
Read More →Huskies post pair of wins in non-league hoops tournament
The Mt. Hope High School boys’ basketball team enjoyed back-to-back wins on Thursday and Friday, last week, competing in the Aquidneck Island Holiday Tournament held in Middletown. On Thursday, Mt. Hope knocked off Tiverton, 72-67, and on Friday the Huskies defeated Portsmouth High School, 66-39. On Thursday’s game against Tiverton, junior guard Matt Scott led the [...]
Read More →Mt. Hope girls suffer loss in first non-league hoops game
The Mt. Hope girls’ basketball team opened the season with a non-league game, playing an Injury Fund match-up against the Middletown Islanders on Friday, Dec. 7. Mt. Hope started strong, taking an early 8-0 lead with junior forward, Lauren Fletcher, sinking four straight baskets. Unfortunately for the Huskies, the Islanders turned that around, beating Mt. [...]
Read More →Mt. Hope tennis team clinches quarterfinals match, advance to Thursday’s semi-finals.
The Mt. Hope High School tennis team continued its winning way on Tuesday afternoon, easily clinching an advance to the semi-final bracket to be played in North Kingstown on Thursday. The first playoff match-up was held at Slater Park in Pawtucket, where the Huskies faced Warwick Veterans High School winning 3-1. “The girls definitely know what they [...]
Read More →Mt. Hope falls to the Eagles in volleyball, eyes Homecoming win for Friday
Coming from a 3-2 win over Tiverton on Thursday, Oct. 11, the Mt. Hope girls’ volleyball took a loss on Tuesday, playing at home against the now 9-5 Barrington Eagles. Emma Pattie was the high scorer for Mt. Hope on Tuesday, putting up nine points during the match. Lauren Bragantin, Kelly Coccio and Rhys Webb [...]
Read More →Mt. Hope knocks off Chariho, faces Woonsocket on Saturday
The third time was the charm for the Mt. Hope Huskies football team, putting up a 27-7 win against the Chariho Chargers last Saturday. The game, postponed from its Friday schedule due to rain, was a boost to the team that suffered early setbacks. “We played some tough teams right off the bat,” said coach [...]
Read More →Mt. Hope girls’ perfect tennis season spoiled
After being undefeated in all of its nine previous matches this season, the Mt. Hope tennis team was upset on Monday afternoon losing match number 10 to North Smithfield, 4-3. Mt. Hope is now tied for first place with Rogers High School in Division 3 East, each with a record of 9-1. The competition lasted [...]
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