With a dramatic win in the quarterfinals, a surge past defending champ La Salle in the semifinals and a 3-1 victory over Tolman in Saturday’s title game at Johnston High School, the Rebels won their first state championship since 1992.
On the heels of a breakthrough season, Narragansett completed a flawless playoff run with a 3-0 victory over Johnston
Narragansett lost to Toll Gate after a surprise berth in the championship game.
Tolman beat the Skippers in the semifinals for the second consecutive year
The Rebels lost 1-0 to Lincoln in a double-overtime thriller in Saturday’s Division II championship game
With no football season this fall, there is also no Thanksgiving football
The Rebels dominated defensively and kept piling on the pressure at the other end. Paige Sayour scored the decisive goal in the third quarter as South Kingstown beat Tiverton 1-0 for a berth in the championship.
Strong seasons culminated in a return to the top tier at the state cross country meet for North Kingstown.
For the first time since 2012, the Narragansett boys soccer team is one of the last four teams standing in its division.
Less than 72 hours after a marathon consisting of two postseason victories in one day, the Narragansett High School girls tennis team ran out of steam.
Against the odds, Prout held off Johnston’s speedy attack for almost all of Monday’s Division III boys soccer quarterfinal.
There were two comebacks at the Anthony C. Perry Athletic Complex on Tuesday night, but only one belonged to the home team.
Six hours, two wins and one trip to the championship match.
Two crucial games remain in the regular season, and the North Kingstown field hockey team is heading into them with momentum.
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