They were aiming to reach new heights this spring, but Brandon Bolster and Riley Lalonde were also looking forward to keeping the bar in place for the jumpers who are next in line.

Even with college football on the horizon, two of Narragansett High School’s top senior athletes were eager for one more baseball season this spring.

As a man who was always there for others, just as he preached to his players, the hole left in his orbit is significant.

A special soccer season last fall remains the gift that keeps on giving for South Kingstown’s Faith Hutchins.

From surprise debut on biggest stage to championship celebration, Hunter Roberts made his mark with the Rebels.

The effects of the coronavirus pandemic briefly gave a little, then took a lot from Kevin Kanaczet’s hockey career, but they won’t keep him from continuing that career.

The Skippers would have been one of the favorites this spring.

Aside from a spring season that wasn’t, the last chapter in Holubesko’s busy athletic career as a Crusader was the right way to finish off years of hard work.

Abby Chapel has always felt at home on a lacrosse field, and she was grateful that she continued to feel that way on a field far from home.

Schwab was named the school’s Outstanding Female Athlete in the class of 2020, a fitting honor for a player who earned all-state recognition in field hockey and basketball, and was hoping for a strong lacrosse season to go with it.

The senior athletic banquet is a tradition at North Kingstown High School, and the current Skippers got at least a taste of the capstone event last week.

Katie Madore and Sydni Vesterholm finished one-two in the state

The most talented and experienced players on the Mariner roster were also willing to use their versatility.

As they leave North Kingstown, Clay Brochu and Nick Sacchetti are set to renew their rivalry acquaintances.

Kristina Kelly is taking over as head coach for the Crusaders, moving up from her role as junior varsity coach and varsity assistant.