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Hagerty High School HHS Athletics 2020-2021

2020-2021 Hagerty High School Basketball (B) - Varsity Day Date Meet / Game Location Varsity Wednesday 18-Nov Preseason Classic Games HHS - 6PM vs. ERHS 6:00PM Friday 20-Nov Preseason Classic Games HHS - 4:30/5:10/5:50pm 4:30pm/5:50pm Tuesday 1-Dec Lyman Lyman High School 7:30PM Wednesday 2-Dec Evans Hagerty 7:30pm Friday 4-Dec Lake Howell Lake Howell High School 7:30PM Wednesday 9-Dec Timber Creek Hagerty 7:30PM Friday 11-Dec Lake Nona Hagerty 7:30PM Saturday 12-Dec Hoops 4 Heart - Mt. Dora Oviedo High School 1PM Monday 14-Dec Spruce Creek Spruce Creek High School 7PM Tuesday 15-Dec West Orange West Orange High School 7:30PM Tuesday 5-Jan St. Cloud Hagerty 7PM Wednesday 6-Jan Lake Mary Lake Mary High School 7:30PM Thursday 7-Jan Boone Boone High School 7PM Friday 8-Jan Oviedo Oviedo High School 7:30PM Monday 11-Jan Winter Springs Winter Springs High School 7:30PM Wednesday 13-Jan Olympia Olympia High School 7:30PM Thursday 14-Jan Cypress Creek Crypress Creek High School 7:30PM Friday 15-Jan Winter Park Hagerty 7:30PM Tuesday 19-Jan Freedom Freedom High School 7:30pm Wednesday 20-Jan Lake Brantley Hagerty 7:30PM Friday 22-Jan Oviedo Hagerty 7:30PM Monday 25-Jan Seminole Hagerty 7:30PM Tuesday 26-Jan Winter Springs - Sr. Night Hagerty 7:30PM Wednesday 27-Jan Colonial Colonial High School 7:30PM Friday 29-Jan University (ORL) - Homecoming Hagerty 7PM Wednesday 3-Feb UHS (OC) University High School 7PM Thursday 4-Feb Wekiva Wekiva High School 7:30PM Tuesday 9-Feb FHSAA District Tournament Higher Seed Host 7:00PM Wednesday 10-Feb FHSAA District Tournament Oviedo High School 5:30/7:30PM Friday 12-Feb FHSAA District Tournament Oviedo High School 7:00PM Thursday 18-Feb FHSAA Regional QTR TBA 7:00PM Tuesday 23-Feb FHSAA Regional SF TBA 7:00PM Friday 26-Feb FHSAA Regional Final TBA 7:00PM W - S March 3rd - 6th FHSAA State Finals RP Funding Center - Lakeland TBA Coaching Staff: Email Contact Information HHS Administrative Staff 2020-2021 Josh Kohn [email protected] Principal - Mr. Robert Frasca 407-871-0750 Brett Hamilton [email protected] Athletic Director - Jay Getty 407-871-0790 Dan Cabrera Asst. AD - Steve Mikles 407-871-0706 Luke Doyle Athletic Secretary - Laurie Kurtz 407-871-0892 9/23/2020 HHS Athletics 2020-2021 "Working together to create a tradition of excellence!".

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