Hopkinton sports roundup, July 20 to July 26

HOPKINTON --

YOUTH LEAGUES -- The Hopkinton Basketball Association's travel program topped the Metrowest Basketball League, the organization announced on its website: "Congrats to our Metrowest Champions!" with full playoff results linked for fans. HBA, which fields boys' and girls' travel teams in grades 4-8, also closed the books on its winter campaign, writing, "That's a wrap on the 2025-2026 HBA Season. Thanks to our players, coaches, and parents for a great experience!" The club also shared photos from "HBA Night at the Celtics."

Hopkinton Youth Soccer kept its summer camp series going at Fruit Street, hosting what it called its "second Revs camp of the summer," with "professional coaches" teaching "ball mastery, skill moves, passing and shooting techniques through fun and engaging activities." A separate Revolution Academy camp at Fruit Street was led by "Coach Davi and Amelia," according to the club.

Hopkinton Youth Soccer also opened registration for the fall season, urging families to "Register ON-TIME to secure your player's spot on a roster for Fall 2026 Soccer Season," and warning that "once registration closes, late fees apply and roster placement is not guaranteed." The club additionally released its "Travel Soccer Evaluation Schedule 2026" for players in grades 3-8 hoping to join the Fall 2026 and/or Spring 2027 travel program, stressing the sessions "are NOT tryouts" and that "there are no 'cuts' and all players that register will be placed on a travel team."

Compiled from team and league reports, reader submissions, and local coverage.