Former Bishop Feehan High shortstop Greg Hopkins, starting at shortstop for the St. John's University baseball team, was named to the All Big East honor roll for the week.

A freshman, Hopkins had been starting at third base for the Red Storm. But, the Mansfield resident moved over to shortstop when the starting shortstop suffered a broken hand.

Hopkins ranks No. 4 in the Big East in hitting with a Red Storm best .406 batting average. He is also ranked No. 3 in the Big East in on-base percentage (.506) and is No. 7 in slugging percentage (.623).

Hopkins batted .571 last week with a .684 on-base percentage, extending his hitting streak to 12 games. He had three multi-hit games, drove in five runs, scored six runs and uncorked his first collegiate career homer.

Against Columbia, Hopkins had two hits, including a homer and drove in two runs. In a double-header against Seton Hall, Hopkins went 3-for-4 with a triple and two runs scored in the first game and then had two hits and two runs scored in the nightcap. King Philip's Cuozzo named All-American

Union College sophomore Allison Cuozzo of Norfolk, the former King Philip High great, has been named the Liberty League Indoor Track Co-Performer of the Year. Union's first female two-time track and field All-American.

Cuozzo was the national runner up in the 800 meter run at the NCAA Division III Championships with a time of 2:13.88. At the ECAC Championships, she cut her best time in the 800 by more than two seconds for first place, another school record and an NCAA automatic qualifying time of 2:12.81. Cuozzo also ran the anchor leg of the 4x400 relay that broke the school record (4:11.07).

She broke the Liberty League record in the mile (5:11.65) and ran in the distance medley relay that broke the Liberty League record (12:59.40) at the league championships and returned to Canton the following week to win and set school records in both the 800 (2:15.16) and the mile (5:07.63) at the NYSCYC Championships, earning Most Outstanding Female Runner of the Meet honors. She also ran the anchor of the first-place distance medley relay team (12:32.40).

She ran in the first-place finish distance medley (12:58.80), ran the 4x400 (4:12.09) to finish second and won the 800 (2:15.84, NCAA provisional mark) at Smith on Feb. 9.

Cuozzo won the 1000 (2:58.56) at Syracuse on February 2, breaking the then-school record by more than 10 seconds. She also ran in the 4x400 relay that finished third (4:15.07). She won the 800 (2:17.35) at Wesleyan on January 26, and was second the 600m (1:38.17) at Williams on January 19 with a school-record time.