Twin brothers ink deals with Stingrays
The South Carolina Stingrays announced this week that they have secured the services of twin brothers Adam Hall and Justin Hall for the 2026‑27 season, a move that adds a unique familial dynamic to the roster.
College standouts
Both players honed their craft at the University of Alberta, where they each contributed 26 points last season and helped the Golden Bears capture a share of the team lead in scoring.
Adam Hall, the older of the duo, led the Golden Bears with 15 goals and added 11 assists over 27 games, finishing with a career‑high 75 points in 105 collegiate appearances.
Justin Hall, meanwhile, matched his personal best with nine goals and a career‑high 17 assists in 22 games this past season, while also serving as an alternate captain for the Lethbridge Hurricanes in the WHL.
WHL journeys
Their professional résumés include stints in the Western Hockey League with the Lethbridge Hurricanes, Vancouver Giants and Spruce Grove Saints, as well as two seasons apiece with the Hurricanes and Giants, where Adam posted 54 points in 122 games and Justin accumulated 146 points in 188 games.
Coach remarks highlighted the twins’ complementary skill sets, noting Adam’s net‑front presence and Justin’s playmaking flair as assets that could revitalize the Stingrays’ offense.
The organization looks forward to integrating the brothers into its system, hoping their chemistry will translate into additional points on the scoreboard and a stronger push for a playoff berth.