SEASON-ENDERS: Last week marked the end of the youth soccer season. The top photo is the girls 5/6 squad, which closed out the season Saturday with a hard-fought 3-3 tie against Hingham. The boys 7/8 team, shown in the middle photo, finished up the regular season this past week and is on to the Coastal Cup, while the boys 5/6 team 1 tied its final game at home against Pembroke with a score of 1-1. [Courtesy photos]

Compiled by Matt Haraden

• Boys 5/6 Soccer Team 1 tied its final game at home against Pembroke Team 2 with a score of 1-1. Will McCarthy scored Hull’s only goal, and the whole team put up a good fight to end the spring season. Andy Michaelides, Jordan Dunn, Killian Kelly, Liam Palermo, Luke Panetta, North Saforrian, Owen Bilodeau, Ryder Lankas, Silas Van Slyke, Will McCarthy, and Zachary Shea all played their hearts out, improved their skills throughout the season, and look forward to seeing how much better they are in the fall.

• Girls 5/6 Soccer closed out the season Saturday with a hard-fought 3-3 tie against Hingham. The result was a fitting end to a year marked by steady growth and increasingly competitive play. Goals came from Charlie Ward and Willa Britton, who netted two, both finding the net off set pieces. Sharp passing and timely assists kept Hull in the match throughout, reflecting the team’s development over the course of the season.

• Girls 5/6 Lacrosse battled hard but came up short in a 12-5 loss against Weymouth on Sunday, June 7. Congratulations to Leah Dibley for scoring her first goal of the year. Frankie Rockett and Cordelia Hennessey each had two goals. Laila Dolan took the draws with ferocity and midfielders Sydney O’Brian, Maryonna McKinney, and Jacqueline Collins covered the field and made great passes against an aggressive Weymouth defense. Sienna Truglia, Ryleigh Mooney, and Emma Medina attacked Weymouth’s crease to open up shooting lanes. As always, Hailey MacLeod strapped on the pads in net to keep the game within reach while defenders Willa Britton, Julianna Moore-DaSilva, and Hadley Dolan swarmed Weymouth’s offensive efforts. The players held their heads high in defeat and showed great camaraderie and spirit to close out the regular season. Hull’s Jamboree by the Sea takes place at the turf on Sunday, June 14.

• The Hull Youth Soccer Travel registration for the fall 2026/spring 2027 season continues until June 20; this is a strict deadline and you may not be able to register your player after the deadline passes. If your child plans to play travel soccer this upcoming season, register ASAP to guarantee their spot. Travel players are required to upload an updated player photo for league rostering. Photos should be recent, similar to a passport or school photo, with a clear view of the face and no hats or sunglasses. Travel teams are boys and girls grades 3-8, and in-town teams are boys and girls, preK through second grade. Register online at www.hullyouthsoccer.com.

• The Hull Youth Football Association is excited for another great year and organizers have been working hard planning for the upcoming season. Families are asked to register as soon as possible so that HYFA can plan accordingly. As many of you know, Hull has faced challenges with numbers in the last few years. With athletes playing multiple town sports, the rise of club sports, and other activities competing for schedules, it can be very difficult and time-consuming to keep the program running. The sooner families register, the better chance there is to make all seven teams work for the 2026 season.

For details and to register, visit https://clubs.bluesombrero.com/Default.aspx?tabid=465294

• Have you ever watched the sailboats out on the bay and wished you were there? Now is your chance! The Hull Yacht Club is offering adult sailing lessons to members and non-members. Upon completion of the learn-to-sail course, you will be able to handle a small boat, including rigging the boat, principles of sailing, safety equipment, and procedures and terminology.
Adult Learn-to-Sail classes will begin the week of June 29. There are multiple time slots available, with classes running for six weeks (one lesson per week).There is a minimum of two adults with no more than three adults per class. Tuition is $300. Class options are Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday mornings or afternoons from 10 a.m. to noon or 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Students are required to provide their own life jackets. The 2026 instructors are HYC members Claire Guerin, Joe O’Neil, and Charlie O’Connor. Register at https://hullyc.org.

• Coaches, league organizers, and superfans – We need your help to report the scores and results of the latest events in Hull’s sports world! Please send local sports news and photos to sports@hulltimes.com. Deadline is Wednesday at noon. When providing details of the games or races, please be sure to include the sport/team, the players’ full names, and the final scores. When sending photos, names (first and last) of those pictured are greatly appreciated, as well as who should get credit for taking the photo.

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