Bike-a-thon through South County raises money for nursing home support

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.

Slocum saw early leads slip away in game one and game two as Flood Ford swept to the state title

Arturo Joe’s reigned supreme in the Majors Division, breezing through the playoffs with four straight wins and capturing the league championship with a 6-1 victory over Seaside Fuel

Undefeated Coventry had too much for South Kingstown in the Little League Junior Division District 3 championship, winning 10-4 on Saturday morning at Rice Field.

An incredible defensive play sent the Slocum Baseball Club to the Connie Mack state championship series, fitting for a team that built its playoff run on pitching and defense.

After a sweep of Tiverton in the opening round, sixth-seeded Slocum upset No. 3 Cranston with a quarterfinal sweep, rolling into the semifinals on a five-game win streak.