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April 12th, 2013
If the North Kingstown and East Greenwich girls lacrosse teams are going to play every game like they did Friday when the two squads faced off then it should be a great season for area lax.
Though it was a tough 2012 season for the North Kingstown boys lacrosse team, one that saw the Skippers finish at the bottom of the Division I standings with a 2-8 record, the team is looking to start taking steps forward in 2013 as they prepare to open their division schedule on Friday against Moses Brown.
Exeter-West Greenwich baseball coach Dave Gamba is well aware that replacing players like T.J. Cacciola and Zach Bourgeois won’t be easy.
North Kingstown softball coach Adam Laliberte expects his team to make the playoffs this season.
In some years that might be a bold statement but the way Division I is constituted this season it’s not so much.
Winning has become something of a regularity for the East Greenwich High School boys lacrosse team of late. The team did not lose a single game last season en route to a 13-0 record and their second consecutive Rhode Island Interscholastic League Division II title.
Not to be discouraged coming off a 3-13 season in 2012, the East Greenwich Avengers boys volleyball team takes the court in 2013 with a positive outlook on what the season may hold.
The East Greenwich Avengers baseball team opened their 2013 schedule on a high note, looking to build upon last year’s success, as they defeated the Middletown High Blue Dragons, 1-0, at home in Monday afternoon’s season opener.
If the North Kingstown and East Greenwich girls lacrosse teams are going to play every game like they did Friday when the two squads faced off then it should be a great season for area lax.
While some may view it as a failure when a team is unable to convert on winning back-to-back championships, when they fell in the Rhode Island Interscholastic League Division II title match last spring, it was a sign of things to come for a promising East Greenwich High School boys tennis team.
It was a great weekend for the URI baseball team as they took the series 2-1 against the University of Massachusetts-Amherst.
The Rams breezed by the Minutemen 9-2 in the first game this past Friday.
UMass took an early lead when it scored on an RBI double in the top of the second but the visitors advantage didn’t make it through the inning.
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