Hull U10 Team knocked out: The Hull 10U youth travel baseball team bowed out of the league playoffs in the quarterfinals with a 17-4 loss to visiting Norwell on Tuesday. Thus, the team ended the season with a 6-5 record. Christian Silva had two hits, including an inside-the-park-home run. Alex Provost was solid on the…
The Hull Youth Baseball travel teams continue to take up most of the summer Sport-light, as the boys of summer head down the final stretch of the regular season preparing for the playoffs. The Hull 11U youth travel team needed just one more win to run the table in the South River Travel Baseball League.…
Seven Up for U-11s: The Hull U11 travel baseball team took over first place in the South River Youth Travel Baseball League on Wednesday night with its seventh straight win to start the season. Hull pulled way from visiting Bridgewater, 12-3, again with a combination of strong pitching and timely hits. Will Antos pitched four…
![TROPHY TIME. Hull Little League wrapped up its spring in-town season just before the July 4th holiday. In the Majors (Division 1), first-place Hull Police played second-place Hull Fire in the championship. Hull Police played a great series, with outstanding performances from Tristan Lofgren, Colin Nilan, Iktan Mundo, and Frankie Bernard. Pictured here is the Hull Fire team – James Rand, Jacob Goodrich, Charles Kenerson, Tegan Bellew, Cormac Farley, PJ Rivieccio, Julian Lundrigan, Aiden Gibbons, Cruz Costagliano, and JD McCauliffe, along with coaches Dave Gibbons and Jeff Lundrigan. We would like to thank all of the coaches, volunteers, parents, and sponsors who helped make this year so successful thus far. [Photo courtesy of Dave Gibbons]](https://thehulltimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Little-League-650x357.jpg "Little League")
Tom O’Callaghan has coached at almost every soccer level imaginable, but never a high school team. That will all change this fall when he takes over the reins of the Hull High School boys varsity team. “I have always wanted to coach at the high school level, but never had the opportunity until this year,”…
By Alan McCall Pike finds football future with local team: For most talented high school football players, playing in college is the most popular route to continue putting on the pads. Not so for Hull’s Dylan Pike, who has found his football future in the East Coast Semi-Pro Football League. Pike has just begun…
Spring season ends for high school teams: The Hull High girls varsity lacrosse team was outed in the second round of the MIAA state tournament with a 20-1 loss at Dover-Sherborn. Thus, the spring season has ended, but not before the announcement of postseason awards. Hull teams earned individual South Shore League All-Star selections. The…
The Hull High School girls varsity lacrosse team has won seven in a row to improve to 7-2 (3-1 SSL) after wins on the road over Fontbonne and Rockland. Last Friday, Hull defeated host Fontbonne, 16-9. Grace Grosso tallied four goals, Nina Tiani had three goals, and Maeve White, Elly Thomas, and Fallon Ryan added…
Popular baseball tournament returns this weekend: It wasn’t just the day-to-day practice and games that COVID struck out during the past two years. The virus threw a curve ball at special sports events as well, including the Brian F. O’Donnell Memorial Baseball Tournament, which had been hosted by Hull High School during Patriots Day weekend…
Both the Hull-Cohasset boys and girls outdoor track teams dropped their opening meet results with losses at Norwell on Monday. The girls lost 87-45, despite a few impressive individual performances. Liz Luggelle took first place in the shot put, Veronica Fleming was second in both the long jump and 200 meters, Mattie Tuchman was second…
The past two spring seasons have not been what high school sports fans have been used to. Covid wiped out the 2020 season, while 2021 saw a cautious crawl back to normal. This spring, however, everything is looking like a hit song by Barbara Streisand- The Way We Were. The boys varsity baseball team got…