1170 is well above national average, as is the mean ACT score of 23.9. Six teachers are consultants for the College Board and lead workshops and grade national exams. Since 1998, the school has had 84 National Merit Semifinalists and 141 Commended Scholars. Hopkins is also home to KHOP-TV which produces both weekly shows and cable programming, a school dance program called the Royelles, a Hip-Hop dance team named Deeply Royal, as well as a Student Government and school newspaper- The Royal Page Athletics Hopkins High School is a member of the Lake Conference of the Minnesota State High School League. State championships – from 1933 to 1994 an overall team champion was calculated with a point system involving the scores achieved by schools results in all three events – Cross Country, Slalom, and Ski Jumping. In each event, the school with the two best scores was declared the team champion in that event Notable alumni Stefon Leron Alexander – rapper/musician known as P.O.S and member of Doomtree collective Travis Boyd – NHL player Paige Bueckers – basketball player, UConn Huskies and multiple USA national youth teams Amir Coffey – basketball player, Minnesota Golden Gophers, Los Angeles Clippers. Andrew Dawson – Grammy Award-winning music producer and engineer Joseph Fahnbulleh – Liberian sprinter, attended the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and placed 5th in the men's 200m final. LeRoy Gardner III – national champion wrestler, (2001 and 2003) Joan Guetschow – Olympic athlete (1985 graduate) Holly Henry – Musician and former The Voice (U.S. TV series) contestant Kris Humphries – NBA basketball player, Atlanta Hawks, Washington Wizards, New Jersey Nets Alexander Johnson – figure skater Kathryn Johnson – U.S. rugby player, 2016 Olympics Rugby 7s Jo Ling Kent – news reporter Brian Klaas – Political scientist and author Jim Korn – NHL player (1980–1990) Garrott Kuzzy – 2010 Olympic cross country skier Lazerbeak – rapper/musician and member of Doomtree collective Michael Lehan – football player, Cleveland Browns cornerback (2003–2005), Miami Dolphins (2006–2008) Mike Mictlan – rapper/musician and member of Doomtree collective Zeke Nnaji – basketball player, Arizona Wildcats, Denver Nuggets Cecil Otter – rapper/musician and member of Doomtree collective Jeffrey Lee Parson – apprehended by FBI for creating MSBlast. B computer virus in 2003 Ryan Schreiber – founded Pitchfork Media and Pitchfork Music Festival Sims (rapper) – rapper/musician and member of Doomtree collective Dave Snuggerud – NHL player (1987–1990) Nadine Strossen – president