Wednesday, April 2: Smoky Mountain High School standout Alannah Hopkins’ college team wins to Boston Terriers

News
Wednesday, April 2: Smoky Mountain High School standout Alannah Hopkins’ college team wins to Boston Terriers
Alannah Hopkins
Email
Apr 3, 2025
ByNantahala News
0Comments

On Wednesday, April 2, former Smoky Mountain High School standout Alannah Hopkins’ current college team, the Providence Friars, won 3-2 in their NCAA Division I softball game against the Boston Terriers.

The game took place at Glay Field. This was their first matchup against the Terriers this season.

The Friars’ next game is scheduled for Friday, April 4 at 3 p.m. at Glay Field against Seton Hall Pirates.

Featured image
Alannah Hopkins
Pitcher
Junior
5′8″

Related

Robert King Chairman
News

Gaston County GOP sets rules for sheriff primary forum on January 29

The Gaston County Republican Party has announced a Sheriff Primary Forum and Structured Debate, scheduled for January 29.

Gayle Norman Vice Chairman
News

Surry County GOP updates official website for community news and events

Surry County GOP has announced that its official website is now up to date and will undergo ongoing improvements.

Robert King Chairman
News

Gaston County GOP cancels December meeting, sets next date for January

There will be no meeting of the Gaston County GOP in December.

Previous Post
Franklin High School standouts Taylor Ensley and Tori Ensley’s college team lost in NCAA Division I softball game on Wednesday, April 2
Next Post
Wednesday, April 2: Franklin High School standout Avery Moffitt’s college team loses to Tusculum Pioneers

Trending

Who among former Greater Nantahala area high school athletes will be active on Tuesday, April 21?
Who among former Greater Nantahala area high school stars will participate in events the week of Monday, April 20?
Which former Greater Nantahala area high school stars will compete on Sunday, April 19?
Plan of Organization Committee schedules two meetings for April
Gaston GOP announces April executive committee meeting for registered Republicans
Harris Regional Hospital EMS honors clinicians for cardiac arrest survival outcomes in early 2026

The Weekly Newsletter

Sign-up for the Weekly Newsletter from Nantahala News.