Rhode Island has a rich sporting history dating back to the colonial era. In the 19th century, the state became a hub for yachting, with the America's Cup races held in Newport. Baseball gained popularity in the late 1800s, and the Providence Grays emerged as a successful team. The 20th century saw the rise of basketball, with the Providence Steamrollers participating in the early NBA. Notably, Rhode Island hosted the first-ever National Lawn Tennis Championship in 1899. Today, the state continues to embrace diverse sports, from college basketball to sailing events, and now the state's first and only Hurling Club fostering a deep-seated passion for athletics in this New England enclave.
Northeast JUNIOR C Champions
Northeast 2023 & 2021Junior C Champions
Beyond the glory and celebration, winning championships symbolizes the culmination of months and years of dedication, teamwork, and skill development. With any luck, our success will be and inspiration for aspiring hurlers, encouraging youth involvement and fostering a strong sporting culture here in Rhode Island. More importantly, it brought people together and fostered a sense of belonging. The memories created during a championship win resonate for years, becoming part of the club's rich history and reinforcing the importance of community, camaraderie, and athletic excellence.