Spring Sports - Registration, Payment and Parent, Coach, Student-Athlete Meetings

Spring sports registration is now available.

Please register for baseball, lacrosse, softball or track at the following link:
http://fs24.formsite.com/HullPirates/form1/index.html

Please pay your athletic user fee at the link listed below.  Remember the following:

• If a spring sport is your son/daughter's first sport of this school year, the fee is $250.
• If a spring sport is your son/daughter's second sport of this school year, the fee is $175.
• If a spring sport is your son/daughter's third sport of this school year, the fee is $150

https://unipaygold.unibank.com/Default.aspx?customerid=1039

Student-athletes and their families are STRONGLY encouraged to both register and pay online.  Doing this will make the parent, coach, student-athlete meetings a simple, quick evening.  Taking care of these requirements before the season begins will help ensure that your child's spring athletic experience is not delayed.

The parent, coach, student-athlete meetings will be held on Thursday, March 5 according to the following schedule:

6:00 - Track in the Exhibition Room
6:30 - Girls' Lacrosse in the Cafeteria
7:00 - Baseball in the Exhibition Room
7:30 - Boys' Lacrosse in the Cafeteria
8:00 - Softball in the Exhibition Room

Eligibility tickets will be distributed in lunches beginning on Friday, February 27.  Please advise your sons and daughters to check in with Mr. Quatromoni during lunches after online registration and payment have been completed.

First day of practice is March 16.

Go Pirates!

Pirates Basketball Senior Citizens Shoveling Service Project

The Hull High School Boys' Basketball Team has worked on a valuable community service project over the last five winters. The project runs in partnership with the Hull Counsel on Aging.  The Counsel provides the team with a list of senior citizens in need of assistance to clear snow during winter storms.  Once conditions are safe enough, the team then heads into the community to clear snow from these homes.

Over the last two school years, the Boys' Basketball Team has been recognized by the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association for their efforts within this community service project.

After the last week of storms, the Pirates have cleared 47.5 inches of snow at 39 homes and the Senior Center twice.

Go Pirates!