For all that’s different in the Ocean State this summer, the water and sun and sand remain a constant, and the organizers of the Waterman Eco-Challenge want people to enjoy them in the name of the annual event.
It was good to be back, especially for pitchers in Tuesday’s Rhode Island Elite League season-opening doubleheader at Cardines Field.
The Slocum Baseball Club is happy to be there, but not just happy to be there.
A style of coaching for every successful team. Parenting? Well, it is really no different.
Following a spring without baseball due to the coronavirus pandemic, high school-aged players have had the opportunity to get back on the field with summer teams.
Now the question becomes whether the PawSox will leave the state without having the opportunity to stage a proper swan song at McCoy Stadium
Cranston resident Jon Pincince, formerly of South Kingstown, ran 74 miles on the North-South Trail last Thursday to benefit the Nonviolence Institute in Providence. A former news reporter with The Independent and now an attorney, Pincince celebrated his 43rd birthday with the run. Pictured w…
R.I. Legion’s Board of Directors and coaches confirmed there is a plan for baseball to be played in the Ocean State this summer
It’s what makes our world a better place, the continuation of those who impacted us.
Practices for South Kingstown Little League’s coronavirus-modified season began on Saturday
Never has society been so creative in accomplishing what was once so simple.
The Blessing of the Fleet Road Race draws thousands of runners to Narragansett every July, and its organizers hope many of them will keep running, wherever they are, following the cancellation of the in-person event and the switch to a virtual race due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Youth sports can begin ramping up for summer seasons thanks to Rhode Island’s move into Phase II of its reopening plan amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Sports cannot transcend this tragedy. We cannot simply start the games and expect the healing of wounds.
Ben Bilotti’s baseball career ended last spring, when the Prout baseball team lost in the semifinals of the Division II playoffs, but the former catcher is still behind the dish in another realm.
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