Hopkins H.S. Student Pushes Legislature For Free Pads, Tampons In Minnesota SchoolsOn a recent afternoon, 15-year-old Elif Ozturk took a trip after class at Hopkins High School to the Minnesota State Capitol. She wasn’t there for a tour. She was there to testify.
Parents Speaking Out After Multiple Fights Break Out At Hopkins H.S.Administrators say one fight took place around the same time students planned a sit in to protest the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict and injustices in the judicial system. It's believed the fight was not related to the protest.
'Couldn't Happen To A Better Player': Hopkins H.S. Basketballers Laud Paige Bueckers' Historic AwardMinnesota native Paige Bueckers makes her first Final Four appearance in the NCAA tournament Friday night. Earlier in the week, she made history.
Paige Bueckers, Minnesota Basketball Phenom, To Appear On Sports Illustrated CoverPaige Bueckers, this year’s Miss Basketball Minnesota, will appear on a Sports Illustrated cover this fall.
Paige Bueckers Named 2020 Miss Basketball MinnesotaAn official announcement was made Tuesday night that was hardly a surprise: Hopkins High School's Paige Bueckers was named Miss Basketball Minnesota.
Paige Bueckers Named Gatorade National Girls Basketball Player Of The YearWhen her coach asked her to come in to school early for a photoshoot, Paige Bueckers wasn't expecting to be handed a trophy.
Hopkins' Basketball Phenom Kerwin Walton Keeps College Scouts GuessingKerwin Walton is the most sought-after senior basketball player in the state who has not committed yet to a college.
Hopkins Phenom Paige Bueckers Heading To UConn With WNBA Dreams In TowPaige Bueckers will soon play for UConn, which expects to win and expects players to perform -- just like at her soon-to-be alma mater.
Hopkins Basketball Star Zeke Nnaji Talks Transition To Wildcats, NBA DreamsZeke Nnaji has grown into a 6-foot-11-inch frame -- and he has grown into a possible NBA first-round pick.
Hopkins’ Zeke Nnaji Heading To ArizonaZeke Nnaji is part of handful of Minnesota senior basketball players considered high-end – which means they can pick and choose their college destination. The 6-foot-11-inch forward from Hopkins High School did just that Friday. He narrowed his choice down to prestigious five schools – and in the end decided to become a Wildcat.
Mental Health Professionals To Join Hopkins High ResourcesMental health professionals will be available on campus for one-on-one counseling.
Al Nuness Works On Building Men At Hopkins HighAl Nuness is more than just a hall monitor at Hopkins High School.
With Spring Arriving, High School Athletes Finally Getting OutsideFinally, after weeks of waiting, spring has sprung in Minnesota. And high school sports can get underway.
2 Generations Of Novaks Watch Over Hopkins BasketballKen Novak Jr. he is afforded the support each day of a coach of 67 years" Ken Novak Sr., who is his son's biggest fan.