Tuesday was jam-packed with high school action. Here are the scores

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May 20, 2026 - 03:29

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Tuesday was jam-packed with high school action. Here are the scores

EDITOR'S NOTE: Coaches are reminded to send in game results each weeknight by emailing pjsports@providencejournal.com from 6 to10 p.m.

⚾Game of the Day

Cranston West 12, Portsmouth 10

Dylan Milano sent the Falcons into the playoffs in style.

The sophomore shortstop hit two home runs, including the walk-off shot to left field to lift Cranston West to a 12-10 victory. Milano broke the 10-all tie on the sixth pitch of the at-bat in the home half of the seventh. He finished 4-for-5 with six RBIs in the triumph.

Cranston West's Joshua Albizu celebrates with teammates in Tuesday's win over Portsmouth. Albizu hit a three-run home run to left field in the third inning.

Joshua Albizu also hit a three-run home run to left field in the third inning that gave Cranston West an 8-2 advantage. But the Patriots didn’t go away as Tyler Doucet and Avery Amaio hit back-to-back home runs in the fifth to cut the deficit to 9-7. Portsmouth then tied the game in the sixth frame on Brady MacDonald’s two-RBI single. MacDonald also hit a home run as the ball was flying out of Cranston on a windy and hot afternoon.

The Falcons now head to the preliminary round of the playoffs and likely enter as the No. 10 seed.

⚾BASEBALL - Division I

Cody Van Wormer, North Kingstown Baseball

North Kingstown 3, East Providence 2

One key inning offensively and three effective pitchers on the mound was the right equation for the Skippers, who sprung an upset on the Townies to end the regular season at Lischio Field.

North Kingstown took a 3-0 lead in the bottom of the third inning and was able to protect it to the finish. Cody Van Wormer, Evan Rodger and Jack Whitney combined to scatter seven hits and strike out nine to pick up the victory.

Rory Plaziak scored on an infield error and Will Clarke came home on a wild pitch to break a scoreless tie in the third. Nick Martucci followed with a pop to short right that dropped for an RBI single, with Colton Kim coming around to give the hosts a three-run cushion.

Kyle Desrosiers grounded a two-run single up the middle for East Providence (15-4) in the top of the fourth, but the Townies came no closer. Whitney struck out a pair to leave two men in the fifth and escaped a bases-loaded jam in the seventh thanks to another strikeout and a game-ending fly to center. That gave the Skippers (12-7) a sixth straight victory entering the playoffs, which begin Friday.

South Kingstown 5, Coventry 1

Connor Wokoske went the distance on the mound and his offense offered some immediate support in the bottom of the first as the Rebels secured the last of four available byes in the upcoming playoffs with a win over the Oakers.

Brayden Rosen’s sacrifice fly and Cole Rosen’s single to left gave South Kingstown a quick 2-0 lead and were enough for Wokoske, who allowed just three hits and struck out five under the lights at Old Mountain Field. The right-hander needed only 81 pitches to hold Coventry in check with a run-scoring infield single by Griffin Frenze in the top of the third the lone blemish.

Nick Vellone’s RBI single and Jayden Martin’s squeeze bunt added two more runs for the Rebels (13-7), who close behind Bishop Hendricken, La Salle and East Providence atop the standings. Riley Wheeler and Jack Mather added singles for the Oakers (2-16).

Moses Brown 7, Lincoln 6

Trailing 4-2 entering the top of the sixth inning, the Lions rally to score four runs and take a 6-4 lead. But the Quakers, not to be outdone, scored three runs in the bottom of the frame and scored three to retake the lead and held on for the win.

A trio of Moses Brown players recorded multiple hit games in the win with David Murphy leading the the way with three hits an RBI (which turned out to be the game winner) and a run scored. Drew Algava and Will Haggerty each had two hits and both scored twice.

Despite giving up four runs on five hits in the final two innings, Parker DeWolf, who came on in relief in the sixth, benefitted from the Quakers late rally, picked up the win.

For Lincoln in the loss, Caden Oldham belted a three-run homer and Carsen Mellen recorded three hits and scored three runs.

Moses Brown will enter the preliminary round as the No. 9 seed, facing No. 8 Barrington on Friday, while Lincoln, the No. 6 seed, will face No. 11 Cumberland.

Cameron Caprio (6), La Salle baseball, May 12, 2026

La Salle 5, Mt. Hope 0

La Salle's starting pitcher Cameron Caprio pitched five scoreless innings and then the Rams bats took over, scoring five runs in the final three innings in the Rams victory over Mt. Hope.

Caprio allowed two hits, struck out eight and walked only one to record the victory. Ryan Amaral came on in relief for La Salle and didn't allow a run in the last two innings to preserve the shutout.

At the plate, the Rams collected 12 hits with Jayce Bessette leading the way as he was 3-for-4, drove in a run and scored two runs. Brady Collins, David Cavalloro and Adryan Urena each banged out two hits in the game and Collins, Carvallo, Axel DaSilva and Tom Welsh each picked up an RBI.

John Thompson and Trace Dubois had the only hits for MH.

La Salle improves to 14-7 on the season and currently sits at No. 2 with the Division I playoffs up next. Mt. Hope falls to 3-16.

Hendricken 9, Westerly 3

The top-seeded Hawks ended their regular season on a high note, pounding out 10 hits to earn the home victory, and a bye in the first round of the upcoming playoffs.

Hendricken opened the game with three runs in the first and built a 9-0 lead after three innings before the Bulldogs scored three in the fifth to narrow the gap.

Ryan Pierce led the hosts with three RBIs, and Mason Crain had a pair of hits with an RBI and three runs scored. Four pitchers limited Westerly to four hits, with Seamus Keller starting the game and striking out two over three innings.

James Hooper threw a complete game for Westerly, striking out five over six innings, and Liam Jacobson had all three RBIs thanks to a double in the fifth.

Hendricken ends the regular season at 17-2 and Westerly falls to 6-14.

Pilgrim 6, Cumberland 4

Anthony DeLuca collected a pair of hits, drove in a run and scored once to lead the Patriots over the Clippers in the regular-season finale on Tuesday at the Mickey Stevens Sports Complex.

Derek Butler earned the win with five strikeouts over 5.1 innings, with six hits and four runs (three earned) allowed.

For Cumberland, Zach Blanchard had two hits and two RBIs and Micah Cousineau drove in one and scored one on two hits in the loss.

⚾BASEBALL - Division II

May 10, 2026 Central High hosts Prout. Maikel Alcantara Gomez

Central 16, Toll Gate 6

Maikel Alcantara earned the win on the mound for the Knights. He gave up three unearned runs on four hits and struck out eight batters in 5.1 innings of work. Braeden Geer took the loss for the Titans.

The hitting standouts for Central were Mark De La Cruz, who had three hits and six RBIs; Engel Martinez and Junior Rojas, who collected three hits each; and Kendrick Loureano, who had two hits and drove in two runs. For Toll Gate, Luke Goodine had a hit and two RBIs and Geer had a hit and knocked in one run. Central ends the regular season at 4-14 while Toll Gate slips to 6-13, and enters the Division II preliminary round as the No. 9 seed and will face Johnston.

Cranston East 7, Smithfield 6

Anthony Pimental's seventh-inning ground ball brought home the eventual winning run, and Ed McClung finished off a complete-game victory to send the Thunderbolts into the playoffs. McClung struck out six, allowed six runs (four earned) and seven hits in the win.

At the plate, Marcello Acosta led the Bolts with three hits and scored twice, and Josh Gillen had two hits and an RBI.

Smithfield, which ends its season at 12-9 and will be the No. 7 seed in the postseason, was led by Jackson Chamberlin and John Brown, who each had two hits, while Sam Cicchitelli and Wyatt Speakman each had a hit and a pair of RBIs in the loss.

Johnston 8, Burrillville 4

Starting pitcher Anthony Vendetti earned the win for the Panthers after working 4.2 innings, giving up four runs on five hits and striking out four. Mason Moore took the loss for the Broncos.At the plate, Aiden Neil had a hit and two RBIs for Johnston. Christian Ferranti also drove in two runs, and Corey Ogden had a hit and an RBI.Burrillville was led by Chace Gavis, who had two hits and an RBI.

Johnston will head to the playoffs as the No. 8 seed, facing No. 9 Toll Gate on Friday. No. 11 Burrillville will meet No. 10 Chariho.

Evan Agren, Middletown baseball

Middletown 17, Rogers 9

The Islanders turned a one-run game into an eight-run victory over the final two innings to beat their next-door rivals going away.

Colton Kerrison drove in five runs for Middletown, with three hits and one run scored. Kenny Pirches drove in three runs and scored twice, while lead-off man Evan Agren and No. 9 Ryan Johnson batter each drove in a pair, with three hits and two runs scored.

Pirches closed out the victory on the mound, with three strikeouts over 1.2 innings.

For the Vikings, Orandy Bennett led the offense with two hits, four RBIs and a run scored.

Middletown, the No. 4 seed in D-II, earns a first-round bye in the upcoming playoffs, while No. 12 Rogers will face No. 5 Narragansett on Friday.

Narragansett 8, St. Raphael 1

Mariners right-handed starter Finley Hohl earned the win from the mound after giving up just one hit and no runs over five innings. He struck out five and walked none. Lucas Previte tossed one inning of shutout ball for Narragansett in relief and Max Downey pitched the seventh inning, giving up one run and one hit. He struck out two batters. Anthony Nolette took the loss for the Saints. The hitting stars for the Mariners were Zayden Kent, who had three hits and an RBI, and Downey and Drez Owens, who had one hit and two RBIs apiece. The Mariners collected 10 hits in the game. St. Raphael was led by Gavin Fortes, who had two hits, and Jaiden Rosario, who knocked in the Saints’ lone run.

The Mariners will face No. 13 Rogers, and No. 10 St. Raphael will meet No. 7 Ponaganset.

⚾BASEBALL - Division III

Angel Polanco, Juanita Sanchez Baseball

Juanita Sanchez 11, Tiverton 6

The Cavaliers scored in every inning but the 7th and went on to defeat the Tigers.

Angel Polanco threw 6.2 inning, allowing nine hits, six runs (5 earned), while striking out seven to pick up the win.

At the plate, Juanita Sanchez recorded 10 hits in the game. Leading the way was Joshua Lizardo, who was 3-for-4 with 3 RBI. Others having solid nights in the win were Angel Polanco and Henry Trinidad who had identical numbers with two hits, two RBI and two runs scored, and Justin Gonzales with two hits, two RBI and a run scored.

Zack Carreiro and Alex Monkevicz had two hits apiece for Tiverton. and Carreiro, Alex Bishop and Jacob Chouinard each plated and RBI

The Cavs end the regular season at 12-7, good for the No. 6 seed in Division III, and Tiverton falls to 5-13 with a game against Davies set for Wednesday.

BVP 21, Times2 5

The Warrior Pride had its offense firing on all cylinders, opening the game with 13 runs in the first inning and cruising for the final four in this mercy-rule shortened contest at Macomber Stadium.

Cam Beaudreau led the way with two hits, three RBIs and three runs scored, Noah Ferreira had three hits, two RBIs and three runs scored, and Jolihan Perez scored twice and drove in a pair.

Andriel DeJesus earned the win after striking out 12 batters over five innings, allowing two hits, five runs (three earned) and walking three.

For Times2, John Cruz and Victor Pizarro each had a hit, RBI and two runs scored in the loss.

BVP has one game left on its schedule, vs. North Smithfield on Wednesday, while Times2 is slated to face Classical on Wednesday.

Hope 20, Paul Cuffee 3

A 12-run second inning and a six-run third inning spelled disaster for Paul Cuffee/St. Pats as Hope rolled to victory over the co-op.

Heavy contributors to the Hope offense were Jerry Gamboa with two hits and three RBI, Jorldanis Gamboa and Josh Tejada who each had two hits and two RBI and Samuel Garcia and Chris Bernard who each had one hit and two RBI. Bernard's hit was an inside-the-park homerun.

The Blue Wave banged out nine hits, walked nine times and they ran the bases like their hair was on fire as they stole nine bases.

Bishop Green, Scituate Baseball

Scituate 10, Classical 3

Spartans starter Quinn Liptrot and reliever Bishop Green held the Purple to just three runs in seven innings in the victory for Scituate at home. Liptrot gave up seven hits and struck out four batters to get the win. Green struck out five and did not allow a run in his three innings of work.

Marlowe Warren took the loss for Classical.The hitting stars for the Spartans were Green, who had two hits and an RBI, and Steve Cronan, who had a hit and knocked in a run.

Classical was led by Warren, who had a hit and an RBI, and Dan Salazar, who drove in a run.

⚾BASEBALL - Other Scores

Division III

Davies 12, Pawtucket 8

🥎SOFTBALL – Division I

Skylar Hawes, Pilgrim Softball

Pilgrim 8, Prout 7

Skylar Hawes continued her power surge and the Patriots held off a late rally to down the Crusaders, 8-7.

The All-State outfielder started the day with a bang, hitting a two-out home run in the first inning to get Pilgrim going. Prout played long ball in the second, getting a Charlotte Smith home run to tie the game at two before Sara Slitt’s three-run bomb made it 5-2.

It didn’t take long for the Patriots to answer, getting two runs in the third before taking the lead in the fifth on a Crusader error and a sacrifice fly by Hawes. Up 8-5 heading to the seventh, Prout scored a run on a wild pitch and a two-out single by Lily Sheehan, but Gabriella Santiago was able to induce a popup to end the game.

Hawes and Natalie Fratus both had two RBI for Pilgrim and Santiago also hit a home run in the game while throwing a combined 5 1/3 innings of three-hit ball, giving up one earned run with 11 strikeouts.

Slitt had another big game for the Crusaders, going 2-for-4 with the home run, three RBI and three runs.

Pilgrim is now 7-11 and in 10^th in the Division I RPI standings and plays its regular-season finale Wednesday at home against La Salle. Prout ends the season with a 9-11 record and is ninth in the Division I RPI, but could swap places with Pilgrim depending on the outcome of the Patriots’ game.

East Providence 20, Moses Brown 8

The Townies scored runs in every inning and put up a football number in a 20-8 win over the Quakers.

East Providence scored two runs in the first inning and got two more on a Maura Roche home run, then scored four in the third and three in the final four innings. Moses Brown put up seven in the fourth, but couldn’t match the consistency of the Townie offense.

Roche had herself a day, going 2-for-4 with the home run, four RBI and two runs and Trinity Provencher went 2-for-3 with three RBI and three runs. Audrey Bernard and Ava Silva scored three times and had two RBI and Marianna Pina also scored three runs. Avery Duarte, Ella Grimley and Caroline Welch scored two runs apiece in the win.

Elodie Cannon put up numbers for the Quakers, going 3-for-4 with two RBI and one run. Abigail DeWolf hit a home run and had three RBI in the loss.

East Providence finishes the season 12-8 and should be the No. 8 seed for the Division I playoffs. Moses Brown closes the season 2-19 and will not quality for the postseason.

La Salle 4, Coventry 1

Freshman Teagan O’Reilly had one of the best games of her young career, taking control in the circle for all seven innings to lead the Rams to a 4-1 win over the Oakers.

O’Reilly looked like a veteran from start to finish, bouncing back after giving up one run in the second inning to completely flummox Coventry. She threw all seven innings for la Salle, giving up five hits with one walk and struck out eight batters.

Tied at one, the Rams took the lead for good when Samantha Sell led off the second inning with a solo home run. Nikki Pallotta added to it with a two-run home run in the fourth.

Pallotta continued her torrid season, going 3-for-3 with two RBI and two runs. Erin Moran finished 2-for-3. La Salle moves to 18-2 on the season and sits in first place in the Division I RPI with one game left, traveling to play Pilgrim on Wednesday.

Addison Kerwin had the lone RBI for Coventry, which ends the season 12-10 and should be the No. 7 seed for the Division I playoffs.

Makayla McDermott, St. Raphael Softball
Ron Labree, St. Raphael Softball head coach

St. Raphael 9, Smithfield 3

McKayala McDermott had a big day leading the Saints with the bat in a 9-3 win over the Sentinels.

McDermott got a hit and scored the first run for St. Raphael and the offense didn’t stop there, scoring its nine runs in the fifth five innings. McDermott was a key contributor, going 3-for-5 with two RBI and two runs.

Emma Martin scored three runs and threw five solid innings in the circle to pick up the win. Izzy Sousa had a double and scored one run. St. Raphael finishes the regular season 13-5 and will be either the No. 4 or 5 seed for the playoffs.

Sophia Parrillo led Smithfield, going 2-for-4 with two RBI and one run. The Sentinels end the season 8-13 and will be the No. 11 seed for the playoffs.

Cumberland 18, Fitch 13

The Clippers piled on 13 runs in the first inning as every player in the lineup had at least one hit in their 18-13 win over Fitch.

Cumberland remembered to bring its bats to Connecticut and wasted little time in showing them off as Myla DeMartino led off the game with a home run and things took off from there. The Clippers scored four in the first, five in the second and went up 13-3 after the third. Fitch tried to come back, but Cumberland added four more in the fifth to get the lead beyond comfortable.

Abby O’Connell and Kenzie Lavelle both had three hits and four RBI for Cumberland. Cadence Hebert finished 3-for-5 with two RBI and three runs and Madelyn Casavant had two hits, two runs and two RBI. DeMartino had the homer and scored two runs and Emma Cruise went 3-for-5 with three runs in the win.

Cumberland improved to 3-17 and wraps up the regular season with a unique doubleheader on Wednesday, first hosting Chariho before playing Westerly right after.

🥎SOFTBALL – Division II

Kayleigh Gouchie, Lincoln Softball

Lincoln 3, North Kingstown 1

A day after losing their first game of the season, Kayleigh Gouchie and Molly Ganim made sure there wasn’t a second as the duo combined on a one-hitter in a 3-1 win over the Skippers.

On Monday Lincoln lost to Division II foe Johnston and didn’t have an easy follow-up with Division I North Kingstown.

Gouchie and Ganim’s efforts certainly helped. Gouchie got the start and threw 4 1/3 innings of one-hit ball, giving up an unearned run while striking out seven. Ganim came on in the fifth inning and dominated in 2 2/3 inning of relief, striking out seven of the eight batters she faced.

Tied at one, the Lions led off the foruth inning with singles by Lucia Whyte and Annika Sampson. The Skippers had a miscue in the field that allowed Lincoln to score the go-ahead run and a Mykiah Oldham sacrifice fly made it 3-1.

Sampson led the Lincoln offense with two hits. The Lions are now 16-1 and wrap up the regular season on Wednesday at Ponaganset.

Kylah LeComte had the lone hit for North Kingstown, which finishes the season 16-3 and will end up as the No. 4 or No. 5 seed in the Division I playoffs.

Scituate 14, Cranston East 4

Izzy Rotondo got it done in the circle and at the plate to lead the Spartans to a 14-4 win over the Thunderbolts.

The weather was hot, but it was Rotondo who was cooking. The sophomore threw four innings of two-hit ball, giving up one run and striking out nine while helping her own cause with a 3-for-3 performance at bat with two runs and one RBI.

Addyson Shields came up big for Scituate, going 2-for-4 with four RBI. Sophia Maggiacomo and Katelyn Chatelle both had two hits and scored two runs in the win.

Aniah Parker had an RBI triple and scored one run for Cranston East, which fell to 11-8 overall and should end up as the No. 3 seed in the Division III playoffs.

With the win, Scituate ends the season 4-11 and should be in the Division II playoffs as the No. 11 seed.

Barrington 15, South Kingstown 0

The Eagles offense continued to peak at the right time, putting up double-digit runs for the third straight game in a 15-0 win over the Rebels,

Maya Etheridge and Grace Fontaine continued to destroy pitches, as both hit home runs and put up absurd numbers for Barrington. Etheridge went 3-for-5 with four RBI and two runs and Fontaine went 2-for-5 with four runs and two RBI.

The hitting didn’t stop there. Aubrey Paxton went 3-for-3 with two RBI and threw a two-hit shutout in the game that stopped after five innings due to the 10-run rule.

Barrington is now 9-7-1 and in fifth in the Division II RPI. The Eagles will welcome East Greenwich to the East Bay on Wednesday to finish a game that was tied at 11 through six innings, with the winner earning the No. 5 seed in the D-II playoffs.

South Kingstown ends the regular season with a 7-10 record and should be the ninth seed for the Division II playoffs.

Sophia Moreira, Kent County Softball

Kent County 2, Ponaganset 1

Sophia Moreira came up clutch when Kent County needed her most in a 2-1 win over the Chieftains.

Kent County’s Reagan Motta and Ponaganset’s Mattea Mello were having a nice little pitchers’ duel throughout the afternoon. The Chieftains took a 1-0 lead in the third inning on a wild inside-the-park home run by Claire Barrett, but they couldn’t manage anything else off Motta or reliever Addison Eddy.

With Mello cruising, Kent County finally strung hits together to start the fifth on singles by Charlotte Horak and Sarah Payan. Mello retired the next two batters, but Moreira didn’t let the inning end there, ripping a triple to right field that brought home two runs.

Moreira’s hit was one of four on the day for Kent County. Motta pitched four innings of three-hit ball, striking out four, and Eddy threw the final three, giving up two hits while striking out one.

Mia Duncan had two hits in the loss and Mello threw six innings of four-hit ball, striking out seven for Ponaganset.

With the win, Kent County finishes the regular season with a 12-5 record and should be the No. 4 seed for the Division II playoffs. Ponaganset drops to 7-12 overall and seventh in the D-II RPI, but plays first-place Lincoln on Wednesday and could move up depending on its result and the resumption of the game between East Greenwich and Barrington.

🥎SOFTBALL – Division III

Lia Doster, Tiverton softball

Tiverton 12, Rogers 2

The Tigers showed they have no peers in the division, as a seven-run fourth inning led them to a 12-2 win over the second-place Vikings.

Tiverton has cruised in all its D-III games this spring and this was no exception. The Tigers led 1-0 after three innings before getting seven in the fourth, then walked off with the win after Brooke Sowa’s two-run single brought the 10-run rule into play.

Carlie Martin and Liliana Luis hit home runs for the Tigers and Sara Poland led the team with three RBI. Lia Doster earned the win, throwing six innings while giving up six hits and striking out eight.

The win makes Tiverton 17-2 on the season and it wraps up the season on Wednesday against Narragansett. Rogers ends the season 16-2 and is the favorite to make it to Rhode Island College as the other finalist in the Division III playoffs.

🥎SOFTBALL – Other scores

Division III

Narragansett 19, CFBVP 14

Times2 16, Paul Cuffee 2

Pawtucket 14, Exeter-West Greenwich 9

Hope at Mount Pleasant (no score reported)

🥍BOYS LACROSSE - Scores

Division II

Cranston West at Smithfield (no score reported)

Division III

Lincoln 13, North Providence 3

Division IV

Scituate 10, Rogers 1

🥍GIRLS LACROSSE - Division I

Sophia Mocco, Moses Brown Girls Lacrosse

Moses Brown 11, Acton-Boxboro 10

The Quakers ended the regular season with a bang as Sophia Mocco broke a tie with 4:40 left and Paige Mahon and the defense made sure the lead stuck in an 11-10 win over Acton-Boxboro on Senior Day.

Moses Brown had plenty of momentum heading into the playoffs and wanted to keep things going. The Quakers showed their usual balance on offense and while Jane Belsito and Samantha Mocco led the team with three goals apiece, it was Sophia Mocco – a senior – who took the clutch shot.

Sophia Mocco and Avery Butler both scored two goals and Goose Brousseau had the other tally. Meena Brosco had three assists and Mahon made eight saves in the win.

Moses Brown closes the regular season with a 12-2 record and as the No. 1 seed for the Division I playoffs.

🥍GIRLS LACROSSE - Division II

Nadia Gomes, Burrillville Girls Lacrosse

Burrillville 12, Lincoln School 6

The Broncos bounced back from a tough loss to take down the Lynx, 12-6.

Burrillville lost to first-place Westerly over the weekend and needed to build some momentum going to the postseason and found some against Lincoln School. Balance was key for the offense as Sophia Belluzzi and Nadia Gomes led the Broncos with three goals apiece. Grace Doughty came up huge with 13 saves in net.

Ariana Casey led the Lynx with two goals and Maggie McDonald scored one and had five draw controls in defeat.

Burrillville is now 13-3 on the season and locked into the No. seed in the Division II RPI standings. The Broncos close the regular season Thursday against Division I Prout.

Lincoln School is now 4-12 on the season and plays its season final on Friday against South Kingstown. The Lynx are currently sixth in the D-II RPI standings.

🥍GIRLS LACROSSE - Division III

Ponaganset 8, Pilgrim 3

A storm could only delay the inevitable as the Chieftains continued to dominate with defense and the offense showed its face early in an 8-3 win over the Patriots.

In a battle for the No. 3 seed in the Division III RPI standings, Ponaganset led Pilgrim 4-2 just before halftime when a lightning storm swept in and caused the game to be delayed.

Nothing changed for the Chieftains, who continued to find success on offense while goalie Kaelyn Souza and her defense didn’t let the Patriots get close the rest of the way.

Lana Hess scored three goals to lead the Chieftains and Melanie Brown had two goals in the win. Pilgrim got two goals from Talulah Latorella and the other from Keira Lindman.

With the win, Ponaganset closes the regular season with a 7-9 record and should be the No. 3 seed. Pilgrim finishes 7-10 and is currently fourth in the D-III RPI, but will have to see if East Providence can make up the difference in its final two games.

🥍GIRLS LACROSSE - Other Scores

Division I

Barrington 19, Prout 7

East Greenwich 21, La Salle 10

Division II

Middletown 9, Mt. Hope 8

Division III

Cranston East at Coventry (no score reported)

Division IV

Scituate 10, North Providence 1

🏐BOYS VOLLEYBALL - Division I

Sean Peters, North Kingstown boys volleyball

North Kingstown 3, East Providence 2

Sean Peters led the Skippers with 10 kills and two blocks, and Tim Harrington had 25 digs in the win (18-25, 25-21, 25-22,22-25, 15-11).

For the Townies, Connor Berndt had 15 kills and 10 digs, and Alex Robinson made 36 assists.

Classical 3, Coventry 2

Caden Pina led the Purple with 12 kills and three blocks, and Ryan Francois had nine digs in the win (17-25, 23-25, 25-22, 25-19, 15-10).

Coventry did not provide stats.

🏐BOYS VOLLEYBALL - Division II

Henry Kenyon (1), Westerly boys volleyball, April 30, 2026

Westerly 3, Juanita Sanchez 2

Henry Kenyon led the Bulldogs with 23 kills, seven blocks and an ace, Grady Auth had 10 digs and 41 assists, and Nate Paciga had eight digs and eight kills in the win (25-14, 22-25, 22-25, 25-19, 15-10).

No stats were provided by Juanita Sanchez.

🏐BOYS VOLLEYBALL - Division III

St. Raphael 3, Block Island 0

Jameson Taylor had 13 kills and three blocks for Saints, and Cameron McVeigh had seven kills and 9 digs in the win (25-22, 25-20, 25-10).

For the Hurricanes, Colin Lansek had 10 kills and six 6 blocks, and Zioma Farges-Sirota had 18 assists in the loss.

Toll Gate 3, Block Island 1

Rowan Pereira had 28 kills and six digs, Kaleb Peratta had seven kills, and Gianni Young-Weight recorded 44 assists in the win (22-25, 25-20, 25-20, 25-10).

For the Hurricanes, Zioma Farges-Sirota had 15 assists and Ford Ernst had 10 kills and three digs in the loss.