Aiden Robey’s single in the bottom of the eighth inning plated John Reynolds with the winning run and capped a 13-12 comeback win for the Hull High baseball team over Rockland on Friday, its first of the season. Hull (1-5) forced extra innings with a two-out rally in the seventh inning, erasing a 12-8 deficit with four runs, all coming after the first two batters were retired. Reynolds started the rally by reaching on a throwing error. Ben Oliveiri followed with a double, and Max Iorio walked to load the bases. Robey followed with an RBI infield hit, and two more runs came across on walks to Nick Tiani and Luke Dunham. Rockland had a chance to end the game on Luke Richardson’s ground ball to shortstop, but failed to get the force out at second base, allowing the tying run to score. Hull, which lost 13-3 to this same Rockland team just two days prior, had a six-run first inning and took an 8-4 lead into the sixth inning, but Rockland scored five times in the frame and added three more in the seventh to take a 12-8 lead. Robey pitched five strong innings for Hull, and Tiani tossed the remaining three, earning his first varsity win in relief. Iorio, Oliveiri, and Reynolds each had three hits for Hull, and Robey had two.
This week, Hull suffered two tough luck losses in SSL action. On Monday, visiting Carver rallied for three runs in the top of the seventh inning to take a 4-2 win, spoiling a complete game, five-hitter by Iorio, who fanned 10 batters along the way. On Wednesday, the Hull comeback kids tied the game with a three-run seventh inning at Cohasset, only to have the Skippers win the game in the bottom of the seventh with a two-out RBI for 5-4 score. Iorio had two hits including a triple, and Robey went six innings on the mound.
Track teams split
The Hull-Cohasset outdoor track teams split results at Abington on Friday, each bringing their season records to 2-1. The boys took a 76-60 win, with Matt McCluskey again winning multiple events. He was first in the high jump, long jump, and 110 high hurdles. Devonte Lopes took first place in the triple jump. The girls lost 88-47. Mattie Tuchman was first in the 100 high hurdles.
Boys Lacrosse nets first win
Head coach Eddie Cameron won his first varsity game as Hull outfought host Abington 8-5 last week. Ryan Healey and Evan Burke tallied twice each, and single goals came from Sean Marois, Nick White, Martin Ervin, and Austin Bongo. In goal, Sean Walsh had a herculean effort with 26 saves.
Girls Lacrosse
The Lady Pirates put two in the win column to improve to 2-3. Hull routed host Abington 14-4 as Abby Schneiderhan and Norah White had four goals each to lead the attack. Grace Grosso added three goals and Kayla Chenette had two for Hull, while Anna Mahoney carried the ball the length of the field to add another to the tally. Faye Lofgren and Sarah Duran anchored a strong defense, and Bridget Fleming was outstanding in the midfield. Hull edged Rockland 12-10, with Schneiderhan, White, Grosso, Chenette and Tiani leading the offense again. Goaltenders Brianne MacEachern and Ava Russo combined for 17 saves.
Hull Youth Soccer recap
The boys grade 5/6 team pulled double duty last weekend and split the results, bringing its season record to 3-2. On Friday, Hull took a 7-3 win over host Hanover, led by three goals each by Christian Truglia and Sam Szabo. Jacob Lin also scored for the winners. The defense was solid again, keyed by goalkeeper Mason Delgallo, as well as Finn Walsh, Rocco Sestito, Levi Levangie, Pat Lancaster, Alex McBill, Patrick Hughes, and Cameron Her. With a shortened roster, Hull fell to visiting Halifax on Saturday at home, 7-2. Tristan Lofgren netted both goals for Hull.
The boys’ grade 7/8 team’s undefeated express rolled on with an 11-1 win over visiting Hingham. Hull (5-0) was led by the first goals of the season by Thomas Brasil, Max Lofgren, and Will Noonan.
The girls’ grade 5/6 team improved to 3-2 on the season with a 4-2 verdict over Sacred Heart. Gianna Thorne paced the win with two goals, and single tallies were added by Libby Harper and Georgia White.
The girls’ grade 3/4 team put in a spirited effort before falling at home to Carver, 3-1. Hull had solid efforts from goalkeeper Evelyn Concannon, and defenders Cassady Reilly and Maggie Jones. The team is now 1-3-1.
Local tryouts
The Galway Rovers FC soccer club will be having its annual tryouts. The club services many boys’ and girls’ soccer players from Hull. For information on the tryout dates for each age group and to pre-register, log on to: https://system.gotsport.com/programs/39881336H?reg_role=player.
The tryouts held at the Cohasset Sports Complex.
The Laxachussets Girls Lacrosse tryouts are now open for the 2021-2022 season. This is your opportunity to take your stick work to the next level. Your improvement as a Lady Pirate Laxer will grow exponentially. Please register ASAP as spots will fill; tryouts are in August, and the program starts in September. Practices are nearby at Union Point (Air Base), Weymouth. They also have goalie and summer camps available. Visit Laxachusetts.com or email Tracey@Laxachusetts.com for more information or questions.
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![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-110x80.jpg)
