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Winter NEPSAC Standouts
Several Hopkins athletes across multiple sports earned New England Prep School Athletic Council recognition for strong seasons.
The following students were recognized as All-NEPSAC athletes:
Jake Fejos (Boys Alpine Ski)
Anna Ivanova (Wrestling, 145 class)
Liam Teel (Boys Swimming & Diving, 100 Breaststroke)
The following students were identified ass All-NEPSAC Honorable Mention athletes:
Maurice Ellis (Wrestling, 144 class)
Eric Fusscas (Wrestling, 120 class)
Sabrina Fusscas (Wrestling, 185 class)
Charlie Gates (Boys Alpine Ski)
Oliver Melnick (Boys Swimming & Diving, 50 Free, 100 Free)
Amanda Myott (Girls Swimming & Diving, 200 Individual Medley)
Zion Robinson (Boys Basketball)
Abby Smolenack (Girls Alpine Ski)
Eva Stirk (Girls Basketball)
Liam Teel (Boys Swimming & Diving, 200 Individual Medley)
Congratulations to the athletes on their honors and amazing seasons. Go Hop!
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Jake Fejos (Boys Alpine Ski)
Anna Ivanova (Wrestling, 145 class)
Liam Teel (Boys Swimming & Diving, 100 Breaststroke)
The following students were identified ass All-NEPSAC Honorable Mention athletes:
Maurice Ellis (Wrestling, 144 class)
Eric Fusscas (Wrestling, 120 class)
Sabrina Fusscas (Wrestling, 185 class)
Charlie Gates (Boys Alpine Ski)
Oliver Melnick (Boys Swimming & Diving, 50 Free, 100 Free)
Amanda Myott (Girls Swimming & Diving, 200 Individual Medley)
Zion Robinson (Boys Basketball)
Abby Smolenack (Girls Alpine Ski)
Eva Stirk (Girls Basketball)
Liam Teel (Boys Swimming & Diving, 200 Individual Medley)
Congratulations to the athletes on their honors and amazing seasons. Go Hop!
Hopkins is a private middle school and high school for grades 7-12. Located on a campus overlooking New Haven, CT, the School takes pride in its intellectually curious students as well as its dedicated faculty and staff.
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