A new policy gives teams a roster exemption to add service academy players
The next step for the Saunderstown resident and Prout graduate became official last month as Hersum signed with Old Dominion
Liam Coen is embarking on the next step in his football coaching journey.
Typically the final entry on South County’s annual running calendar, the Ocean State Rhode Races event in Narragansett was this year the first, and maybe the last and only.
Off its state title last summer and with typical dreams sidelined, the North Kingstown/Wickford Little League all-stars made the most of the next best thing.
On the last day of summer, Little League all-star teams were holding on tight.
The organizers of the Rhode Island Sea Dogs AAU baseball team took a unique approach to building their team.
After losing a late lead in game two of the all-star series against South Kingstown and seeing the decisive third game get rained out on Thursday, Narragansett roared to an 11-1 victory to capture the series title at Sprague Park.
Kieran Gibson developed a love for baseball in Belgium, and added to it the last two summers with the Slocum Baseball Club.
The South County-based Rhode Island Rebels won the championship in the 11U bracket of the New England AAU Rhode Island/Connecticut playoffs.
Dave’s Marketplace completed an unbeaten run through the postseason with a 6-3 comeback win over Launch Trampoline Park to capture the North Kingstown/Wickford Little League Majors Division championship
Thanks to a dramatic comeback, the summer baseball season will last a few more days for the South Kingstown and Narragansett Little League 12U all-stars.
Narragansett reigned supreme in the 10U all-star series with South Kingstown.
North Kingstown/Wickford Little League’s Senior Division club made up for lost time this summer – and didn’t lose anything else.
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