Hyannis Harbor Hawks Season A 'Home Run' Despite Loss

HYANNIS, MA — The Harbor Hawks fought until the final out of their division final matchup against Bourne on Monday, but eventually fell short of forcing a deciding game three.

Bourne beat the Harbor Hawks 7 to 4 on Monday night, which prompted plenty of reflection from those in the organization.

"Hawks fans, our 2022 season came to an end last night in front of our home crowd," President Dan Johnson said, in a statement.

He continued:

"As disappointing as it is, I couldn't be prouder of our entire organization. From our coaches, players, board members, interns and wonderful host families this season was one for the ages.

We were all focused on a singular goal of creating an environment of great baseball, and a fun family atmosphere for our community of Hawks fans. We hit a home run on both!

The memories, laughs and yes ... tears will create a bond to last a life time. It was my honor to lead this effort. So let's take pride in our season and after a few days to readjust ... let's begin our work for next years season. Until then, thank you! It's a great day to be a Hawk!"

Among the leaders at the plate this year for Hyannis were Mitch Jebb, who finished second in Cape League play in average (.360) and RBIs (22). His teammate, Cole McConnell, tied him in the RBI category.