When the coronavirus crisis took hold a few weeks ago, Ichiban closed the dojo but decided to keep things going online.
Spring sports remain on hold, but there’s some training – and competition – still happening in Narragansett High School’s athletic community.
Monday’s announcement concerning the continuation of distance learning through the month of April should be interpreted as a minor victory regarding the status of Rhode Island high school spring sports.
North Kingstown High School Senior Shane Kenyon is the recipient of the Gerry Gleason Award from the Rhode Island Basketball Coaches Association.
The Rhode Island Interscholastic League’s spring sports season is on hold due to the coronavirus, and no one knows when or if it will start.
When it comes to the still-to-be-determined status of high school spring sports, it’s best to plan and plan some more.
South Kingstown’s victory over La Salle for the D-I title was already going to be prominent in memory banks.
The defending champions had pinned their hopes on another run.
The Rebels, fresh off five unanswered goals in a winner-take-all semifinal game, were itching to get back on the ice
This season was the best for North Kingstown girls basketball since its push to the Division I state championship in 2014.
The Skipper boys and girls teams had taken the court knowing that they could be playing their final games
The Rhode Island Interscholastic League announced Friday the cancellation of the remainder of the winter sports season due to concerns over the spread of the coronavirus. The decision ends hockey and basketball tournaments that were ongoing.Â
On heels of state soccer crown, SK sticks together again for D-I hoops title
For the first time since 2015, South Kingstown will play for a boys hockey championship.
The Skippers went scoreless for the final 1:52 and saw Bishop Hendricken finish the game on a 12-0 run.
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