Compiled by Matt Haraden

• Hull High JV Softball won its fifth straight game, beating Carver at home on Wednesday, April 16, 28-7. McKenzie Neal and Khloe Gravina split the game on the mound with two and four strikeouts, respectively. Only one hit was given up by Gravina in the game. Offensively, Sophia Hagerty went 2/5 with a double and triple, Natalie Reilly went 4/5 with three singles and a double, Rachel Timins went 1/2 with a double and three walks, Riley Munn went 1/5 with three very long pop-outs and a single, Gravina went 1/4 with a double and a walk, Abby Baglione went 1/4 with two walks, and Chloe Hutcheson went 1/3 with a walk. The Pirates improved to 6-0 after a 17-7 win against Archbishop Williams on Thursday, April 17. Khloe Gravina pitched another phenomenal game with nine strikeouts, allowing only four hits. Hull’s offense was hot yet again with Sophia Hagerty going 2/4 and a HBP, Natalie Reilly hitting 2/3 with a single and a triple, McKenzie Neal going 3/4 with two doubles and a single, Rachel Timins batting 3/3 with two singles, a double, and a walk, and Bella Walsh hitting 2/4 with a double and a single.

**ON THE BALL.** This past Saturday, the pickleball windscreens at Kenberma were put up by an outstanding group that included those pictured and others – Steve Nigro, Kevin O’Flaherty, Paul Goes, Beth and Bob Mele, Kim O’Flaherty, John O’Leary, Paul McWade, Bill Smyth, Julia, Jason, and Jack Gordon, Mary Gillis, and Joe Dipesa. This well-oiled machine was a great team effort, ‘sort of’ overseen by Smyth. [Photo courtesy of Bill Smyth]

The team has three home games in a row beginning next week – Monday, April 28 against Cardinal Spellman, Wednesday, April 30 against Rockland, and Thursday, May 1 vs. Hingham. All games begin at 4 p.m.

• Hull High Girls Lacrosse fell to 4-4 on the year, losing 13-6 to Monomoy in the most recent game. The Pirates started strong but were overcome on the road by a crafty Shark team. Emma Lees had a goal and a ground ball, Georgia White had an assist, two ground balls, and two draw controls, Elly Thomas had a goal, two assists, a caused turnover, a ground ball, and two draw controls, Grace Perry scored a goal, Erin Walsh had three goals, a ground ball, and a draw control, and Jillian McDonough had seven saves. The team is learning game-by-game versus a stretch of some great teams and looks forward to a strong second half coming out of the vacation break, taking on Abington on Tuesday, April 30.

• Next week, the Hull High Boys and Girls Track teams will travel to Carver on Wednesday, April 30 at 4:30 p.m.

• The boys varsity lacrosse team posted a win on the road against Stoughton on Tuesday, 9-6, and will open next week with two more away games – against Sandwich on Monday, April 28 at 4:30 p.m. and Abington on Wednesday, April 30 at 4 p.m.

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