In the midst of social distancing and closures due to coronavirus, golf is one of the few recreational activities to be largely unaffected.
Possible columns of other local sports notables.
Bill Barry is a North Kingstown resident. He writes about the local sports scene and more in a regular column.
Over time, there have been so many examples of sports scenes we would dearly love to see. Right at the top was the South Kingstown girls’ basketball team getting over the proverbial hump to beat their Division I rival La Salle come playoff time. They had played so well in last year’s state f…
North Kingstown Recreation’s seventh grade boys travel team is finding big success this season
No harm done. Up to a certain early age, it is all good.
The Curtis Corner Middle School girls basketball team captured the state championship on Thursday with a 39-28 victory over Ponaganset at Cranston High School East.
As challengers trek the southward route, they get the full measure of our girls’ and boys’ talent trove, with the Division I and Division II leaderboard top-heavy with nearby programs.
It is incumbent on each of us to develop our own process for keeping balance between work and youth sports.
The North Kingstown Recreation Department staged the inaugural Al Southwick Memorial Basketball Tournament this past weekend
The South County and University of Rhode Island athletic communities are mourning the loss of Tom Drennan.
Some scenes we would love to see in the new decade
James Osmanski is the latest Skipper to join the club
The North Kingstown Jaguars captured two Rhode Island Preteen Football Super Bowl championships in the rain at Bryant University on Sunday.
Three local teams played for the middle school state championships.
We may need some laws on the books when it comes to bad behavior at sporting events.
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