Girls soccer played the Derryfield team and ended up in a 3-3 tie. The tie brings their overall record to 4-wins, 1-loss, and 4-ties.
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Another impressive win for the boys soccer team as they triumphed over Derryfield with a score of 6-2. Standout performances with goals by Jaxon C, Kai F, Finn J, Quinn B and Matteo M. Key players Tanner T and Bryce M were instrumental in maintaining momentum on the field and funding crucial passes and assists. Solid defensive play by Brody L and Carter B, making sure the team maintained control throughout the game. Goalie, Jacob G delivered stellar saves, securing the team’s win. The boys remain undefeated as they head into their last in-season game at home this Friday! Go Hawks!
Girls soccer tied again 1-1 vs. Chester last week. After leading for most of the game Chester tied the score on a late game penalty shot. They take on Derryfield this afternoon here at HMS for the last regular season home game. Good luck and go Hawks!
Recently, the boys soccer team clinched another win, defeating Saint Joseph’s 4-1. The scoring was led by standout performances from Quinn B, Brody F, Finn J, and Beckett Y, each netting a goal to contribute to the team's success. Tanner T stood out with exceptional assists and strategic play, driving the team's attack forward. Defensively, Jacob G delivered a stellar performance in goal, supported by the strong defensive efforts of Matteo M, Brody L, and Carter B. It was a fantastic team effort that not only secured the win but also highlighted the depth and talent of these boys. Great work team!
Pinkerton Academy Student Ambassadors visited HCS Kindergarten students yesterday as part of our work in connecting our students with their community. The Pinkerton Ambassadors taught the Kindergarteners about Alan Shepard and his connection to Pinkerton, talked about what they aspire to do post graduation and talked with our students about what they want to be when they grow up. It was a wonderful partnership between PA and HCS. Kindergarten students also received a Pinkerton Academy t-shirt and sticker!
The hawks field hockey team took on Hollis at the annual Play4theCure event this past Thursday. After an epic pep rally, the hawks came out strong on their home field! Both our defense and mid-field lines worked together to keep that ball away from their net! Hampstead dominated in the offensive circle and had many great scoring attempts throughout the entire game. All players were able to contribute to help the hawks score in the final quarter, walking away with big smiles and a 1-0 win! Captain, Ella W, was able to tip the ball into the goal helping the hawks secure the victory. Thank you to everyone who came out to support the team and a great cause!
The boys soccer team took to the field to host Raymond for the annual Play 4 The Cure event, donning their pink uniforms with pride to raise awareness for cancer. The team secured another impressive shutout victory, dominating the game with a final score of 5-0. Star players Quinn B and Finn J each netted two goals, while Brody F contributed a fantastic goal of his own. The goalkeeping duo, Jacob G and Jaxon C, delivered a stellar performance, ensuring a clean sheet throughout the match. The defense also played a crucial role in this victory, with Matteo M, Brody L, Carter B, and Emilio D working tirelessly to keep the opposing team at bay. Congrats team!
The Hawks hit the road yesterday and played the number one seated team, Merrimack Valley. The girls put up an excellent fight and brought lots of intensity during the final two quarters but unfortunately came away with a 3-0 loss. Despite this, the Hawks really held their own yesterday and played a good game. Come out and support them as they play Hollis at home on Thursday!
The girls soccer team tied an undefeated Litchfield team yesterday 2-2. After falling behind 1-0 early in the first half, our Hawks bounced back and took a 2-1 lead going into halftime. After battling through the 2nd half, Litchfield scored the equalizer with less than a minute left to play. The tie puts our girls record at 4 wins, 1 loss, and 2 ties (4-1-2) as they enter the final 3 games of the season. They take on Chester Academy here at HMS on Wednesday 10/9. Go Hawks!
The boys soccer team clinched another hard-fought victory, against Litchfield with a nail-biting score of 4-3. The game took a dramatic turn as the team entered the second half trailing 0-2. Fueled by determination and teamwork, they showcased their resilience on the field. Finn J, Bryce M, Matteo M, and Quinn B each netted a goal, with Finn J delivering two stunning corner kicks that set the stage for headers from Matteo and Quinn—highlighting their exceptional teamwork and skill. On the defensive end, Jacob G made crucial saves that kept Litchfield at bay, while Brody L and Carter B provided steadfast support to the defense. This match was a true testament to the boys’ intensity and teamwork. Keep up the great work, boys!
HCS Community Night Event:
Screenagers Elementary Edition!
HCS is pleased to partner with SoRock in bringing Screenagers Elementary Edition to Hampstead Central School on Thursday, October 24th 6-8 PM in the cafeteria. See flyer for additional details.
First graders celebrated International Dot Day recently. International Dot Day is a global celebration of creativity, courage, and collaboration inspired by the children's book, The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds. The day featured various creative learning activies utilizing the "dot." There was even the oportunity for some first graders to work with their fourth grade buddies on different dot activites.
Recently, HCS preschoolers celebrated Pirate Day. Students dressed as pirates and participated in various pirate-themed activities. A fun day was had by all!
The Hawks field hockey team brought the intensity Wednesday as they played the defending champs, Bow. Although the game ended in a 3 to 2 loss, the Hawks fought strong and the girls left the field with their heads held high. Goals scored by fifth grader, Nora B and captain eighth grader, Ella W! Nice work ladies! Leah A did an incredible job defending free hits and shout out to Lea M for bringing the communication and those epic lifts! The Hawks travel on Monday to take on McLaughlin. Great job ladies!
The boys soccer team secured another impressive victory, defeating Londonderry with a score of 6-1. With this win, the team remains undefeated halfway through the season. The scoring spree was led by standout performances from Finn J, Brody F, Beckett Y, Quinn B, and Matteo M, each contributing to the scoreboard. Notably, Bryce M's exceptional ball movement played a crucial role in creating goal-scoring opportunities. Defensively, goalkeepers Jacob G and Jaxon C made key saves, while Brody L and Carter B showcased strong defensive skills. As the season progresses, the boys are proving to be a formidable force. Keep up the great work, team!
Girls soccer bounced back with a nice 6-0 win yesterday over Londonderry Middle School. The win improves their record to 4-1-1 on the season. They take on an undefeated Litchfield team here at home on Monday 10/7. Good luck and go Hawks!
The Hawks field hockey team had a tough battle yesterday against Hood with a 6-1 loss. The team held their heads high and worked together to score their first goal on their home turf! With the help of her teammates, Aubrey P was able to get that ball in the back of the net! Shout out to Lea M for some great push passes that helped move the ball up the field and to Emma W dominating on the forward line. Thank you to everyone who came out to support!
The girls soccer team lost to Raymond 8-1 yesterday in a tough game on the road. Their 1st loss brings our Hawks overall record to 3 wins 1 loss and 1 tie on the season.
The girls soccer team beat Presentation of Mary Academy 5-2 on the road yesterday. The win improves their record to 3 Wins, 0 losses, and 1 tie (3-0-1) on the season. They take on Iber Homes Gove Middle School in Raymond tomorrow afternoon on the road. Good luck and go Hawks!
