The Hopkinton girls’ Nordic team has a deep roster. When the Hawks have a chance to work together, it’s hard to stop them.Belmont’s William Riley won the boys’ 5K skate race in 9 minutes, 42.7 seconds and Lebanon’s Annalies Hannah won the girls’ race.
Concord’s Tyler Watt competed regionally and nationally last season, so it stands to reason that he’d be one of the best in the state. On Saturday, Watt, a junior, showed he still is in top form, topping the field of over 160 competitors to win the.
Francie Trafton had already shown her prowess as a classic-style Nordic skier, but Tuesday’s Meet of Champions gave her one final time to prove her dominance in that discipline.Trafton, a senior, won the MOC classic race, crossing the finish line at.
Last year things didn’t quite come together at the state championship for the Hawks, but this year the results spoke for themselves.The Hopkinton girls’ Nordic ski team completed an undefeated season on Wednesday at the Great Glen Trails in Greens.
Classic Nordic skiing is the less preferred style among most New Hampshire high school skiers, but it didn’t stop Hopkinton’s Francie Trafton and her teammates from perfecting their technique.Their practice and attention to detail in classic racing.