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News & Events
Weight Gaining Plan 2012:
Check out this eating
plan to make the most of your offseason workouts!
Breakfast Update:
The total cost will be $50. The breakfast on most
days will consist of a PBJ Crustables or a Pancake Sausage Dog, fruit, milk,
with granola bars, biscuits, pancakes on occasion. The total cost to the
student averages out to about a dollar a day. Breakfast is
optional and the players do not have to buy it. Just trying to make
sure the athletes are eating good after putting in the work in the weight
room. Make checks payable to Hickory High School Football.
2011 Hawk Honors:
Defensive Lineman - Scott Fahey
Defensive Back- Tyler Best
Linebacker- Conley Smith
Running Back - Andy Eaton
Offensive Lineman- Troy Butler
Wide Receiver - Andrew Donafrio
Defensive Player of the Year- Deante Gregory
Offensive Player of the Year- Troy Butler
Most Improved - Bear Totten
Coaches Award- Kyle Rafferty
Academic Award- Andrew Crowley
Most Valuable Player Conley Smith
All District Players- Conley Smith, Scott Fahey,
Colby Beecham, Cameron Smith, Tyler Best, Troy Butler
Senior Tribute Video:
2011 Season Highlight Video:
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All-Southeastern District Team 2011
by Andy Hilton, recruit757.com
November 18, 2011
This was the year that Suffolk stood out. The Lakeland Cavaliers
roared into contention after going 0-10 in 2010. Lakeland’s junior
running back Raekwon Johnson was forced into part time quarterback
duty and ended up splitting Offensive Player of the Year honors with
Oscar Smith running back J.C. Coleman. Nansemond River had a
resurgent year and ended up just a win short of a playoff berth at
5-5. King’s Fork junior defensive back Charles Clark won Defensive
Player of the Year honors, giving the Suffolk schools a strong
presence in year-end awards for the first time in years.
Here are
the All-Southeastern District teams for 2011 as
voted on by the coaches of the Southeastern District.
Weightlifting & Conditioning:
Begins Nov. 28. Check weightlifting page for details.
Fall Sports Award Night:
November 21 @ 7 pm.
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Hickory High School
Head Coach:
Jupiter Wilson
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High School Preview 2011: Southeastern
District
By Larry Rubama
Virginian Pilot
August 25, 2011
HICKORY HAWKS
Last season 6-4 overall, 5-4 district
Coach Jupiter Wilson, first season
Impact players OL/DL Troy Butler, 6-3, 290, sr.; WR/S Andrew Donafrio,
5-11, 170, jr.; OL/DL Scott Fahey, 5-11, 270, sr.; FB/LB Zachary Niece, 5-9,
230, jr.; FB/LB Conley Smith, 6-0, 230, sr.
On the field Since arriving at Hickory, Wilson has
preached that he’s trying to change the mindset at the school. “I want us as
a team to be able to put expectations high,” he said. The Hawks will run a
pro-style offense with multiple sets, predominately out of the I formation.
Leading the way is Smith, a tough, hard-nosed runner who loves to run over
would-be tacklers. Wilson, a former lineman at North Carolina, says the
offense will be led by the line. Defensively, the Hawks will be tough at
linebacker, led by Smith, Niece and Mason Melee. “We were 6-4 last year and
we lost by two points to Deep Creek and led Grassfield 21-0. So you’re
talking about a team that could have been 8-2,” Wilson said. “I really see
us winning seven, eight or even nine games.”
Bottom line The Hawks will be competitive in the upper
half of the district but winning seven or more games could be a stretch.
Read more
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Congratulations Hawks: 757 Recruits Top 100
Players!
Click name to read complete profile
#17
Troy Butler #63
Conley Smith
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ODU
football: Hickory lineman picks the Monarchs
By Rich Radford
The Virginian-Pilot
July 29, 2011
 Troy Butler, a 6-foot-3, 288-pound offensive lineman from Chesapeake's
Hickory High, committed to sign with Old Dominion. At least this way, his
parents can go to the games.
Butler said his parents tried to get season tickets two years ago when ODU
started football. But they were left out when the first two seasons were
sold out. With Butler playing for ODU, his mother and father will be
eligible for parents' tickets.
Butler is 1 of 3 Monarchs commitments in the past 24 hours.
Andrew Maddox, a 6-5, 275-pound offensive lineman from Woodbridge High, and
Fellonte Misher, a 6-foot, 181-pound safety, also said they'd sign with ODU.
Maddox picked the Monarchs over Buffalo, Ohio, Western Michigan and Virginia
Military Institute. Misher selected ODU over Youngstown State.
Butler was being recruited by Western Michigan, Ball State and Liberty.
Misher's other offer was from Youngstown State.
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Old Hawk/New Coach is Putting It All On The
Line
by Dan Cooley
Virginia Pilot, Clipper
July 8, 2011
 Hickory
High's new head football coach,
Jupiter Wilson, is a little short on experience.
This is his first job as a high school head
football coach. But the Hickory hiring brass
are banking on Wilson's strong legacy.
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read more!
NOW and THEN:
HHS Coach Jupiter Wilson
(left) graduated from Hickory in 1999 and
went on to start for three years at UNC-
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Congratulations, Andy Eaton, 2011 Iron Hawk
Champ!
 Top
Senior Iron Hawk:
Eli Gamble
Top Junior Iron Hawk: Andy
Eaton
Top Sophomore Iron Hawk:
Jack Crandell
Top Freshman Iron Hawk:
Hunter Hendershot
Top Skilled Iron Hawk: Andy
Eaton
Top Linebacker Iron Hawk:
Conley Smith
Top Lineman Iron Hawk: Tim
Breslin
2011 Iron Hawks:
Colby Beecham, Ty Baker, Tim Breslin, Troy Butler, Robert Carter, Andy
Eaton, Scott Fahey, Eli Gamble, Deonte Gregory, Conley Smith
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Congratulations, Scott Fahey!
Fahey Wins Leadership Award, Invited To Phoenix!
May 15, 2011
"We had a sit down with Shaon Berry, CEO and Founder of
Junior Rank, just after the awards ceremony for the Diamond Flight
Camp that took place at the Virginia Beach Field House and Sportsplex this
weekend. Junior Rank coaches came in expecting to see good talent.
They left the camp blown away by the talent they found in The 757."
Read more from
recruit757.com
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New Head Coach, Jupiter Wilson
By Jami Frankenberry
The Virginian-Pilot
© February 10, 2011
CHESAPEAKE
 Hickory
turned to an alum – and a former standout lineman at North Carolina – to be
the Hawks’ new football coach. Jupiter Wilson, 29, was hired Wednesday to
replace Tim Sitterson, who resigned in December after three seasons.
Wilson was an All-Tidewater lineman at Hickory,
graduating in 1999. He then was a three-year starter on the offensive line
at North Carolina and played in the Arena Football League.
Wilson most recently was the offensive coordinator at
Vance High School in Charlotte, N.C. He also coached track at Vance and
guided the boys team to the 2010 North Carolina 4A state title. Wilson takes
over a Hickory program that finished 6-4 this past season and went 12-18
under Sitterson.
“We had really good quality people that applied,” Hawks
athletic director Kevin Cole said. Wilson “was just somebody that we thought
could take us to the next level, have a different outlook on things. There
was really a lot of enthusiasm he brought to the table.” Hickory’s
hire – a day after Norview hired a coach from California – leaves Maury as
the only remaining Group AAA school in South Hampton Roads searching for a
new football coach.
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