East Providence defeated Pilgrim 6-5 in a close high school softball game on Tuesday. Coaches are reminded to submit game results weekly via email.
Key points
East Providence won against Pilgrim 6-5
Coaches should submit game results weekly
Email for results is pjsports@providencejournal.com
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🥎Game of the Day
Ava Silva, East Providence softball
Ava Silva, East Providence softball
East Providence 6, Pilgrim 5
Ava Silva broke up a tie game with a single in the fifth and Caroline Welch came up clutch with some insurance that was needed in the Townies 6-5 win over the Patriots.
East Providence got off to a terrific start with four runs in the first, but Pilgrim got two in the second after scoring once in the first to make it a one-run game. In the fifth, Abigail Bryson ripped a triple that brought in Lia Wasilewski with the tying run and the Patriots had momentum.
Marianna Pina took it back for the Townies, leading off the bottom of the fifth with a double. On third base with two outs, she came home on a single by Silva to give EP the 5-4 lead. In the bottom of the sixth, it was Welch’s turn to come up clutch with a two-out double that proved important.
Pilgrim rallied in the seventh, getting a Bryson sacrifice fly to make it 6-5. With runners on the corner and two outs, EP’s Cassie Dulude induced a ground ball to short to end the game.
Nethania Figueroa helped the Townies out in a big way, going 3-for-4 with one home run, two runs and one RBI. Pina had two hits and scored twice and Trinity Provencher drove in two while scoring one.
Bryson drove in two runs for Pilgrim and Wasilewskiwent 2-for-3 with two runs and one RBI in the loss.
⚾BASEBALL – Division I
Q&A
What was the score of the East Providence vs. Pilgrim softball game?
East Providence won the softball game against Pilgrim with a score of 6-5.
How can high school coaches submit game results in Rhode Island?
Coaches can send in game results by emailing pjsports@providencejournal.com from 6 to 10 p.m. each weeknight.
Who was the standout player in the East Providence vs. Pilgrim game?
Ava Silva from East Providence was highlighted in the coverage of the game.
When do high school sports scores get reported in Rhode Island?
High school sports scores in Rhode Island are typically reported each weeknight.
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Hunt was 3-for-3 with a triple, an RBI and a run scored and he also pitched six innings, allowing only one run on five hits with six strikeouts to pick up the win. Antony Burt came on in relief of Hunt in the seventh inning and held Ponaganset scoreless to pick up the save.
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North Providence 8, Prout 1
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And the Cougars offense did its part, staking him to a six-run lead after three innings. Josh Rodriguez was 2-for-2 with two RBIs, Carter Harris drove in a pair and scored once and JT Raftery was 2-for-4 with three runs scored. Anthony Roman and Mike Ryan also collected a pair of hits in the road win.
For the Crusaders, Max Richmond led the way with two hits and a run scored in the loss.
Burrillville 3, Toll Gate 0
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Aiden Bricker pitched six innings for the Titans and took the loss.
Middletown 11, St. Raphael 4
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Teammates Colton Kerrison and Kenny Pirches also drove in two runs each, combining for four hits and a run scored.
On the bump, Cam Carlisle struck out five over four innings, with three runs allowed to earn the W, and Noah Travers pitched three relief innings, striking out four.
St. Raphael was led by C.J. Smith and Onaissis Soriano, who both collected two hits in the loss.
Narragansett 19, Rogers 7
The Mariners put up crooked numbers in each frame to take care of the Vikings under the lights at Cardines Field.
Max Downey doubled and tripled as part of his four-hit night, driving in three runs and scoring two. Drez Owens doubled twice and tripled while Colton Fredette collected three hits and four runs scored for Narragansett (11-4).
Colby Schreiber closed 3-for-3 with a run scored and an RBI while Kieran Moore, Jack Rosa and ChristopherRosa all put together multi-hit games for Rogers (5-10).
⚾BASEBALL – Division III
EWG 10, North Smithfield 1
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EWG outhit the visitors 9-3, with all but two batters recording a hit.
For North Smithfield, Nick Tremblay led the way with a hit and run scored in the loss.
Classical 5, PCD 4
The Purple were cruising through six frames, keeping the Knights off the board and leading by three runs.
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In the bottom half, Silas McKay – who reached base on a walk, advanced to second on a sacrifice bunt, then to third on a fielder's choice – scored the tying run on a passed ball to force extra innings.
McKay, who had taken over mound duties in the seventh, pitched a 1-2-3 eighth to keep the score tied. Then in the bottom half, Marlowe Warren's sac fly brought home OscarCharlesworth to pull out the victory.
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Braylon Guilbeault, shown in action last season, helped Woonsocket remain undefeated on Tuesday.
Braylon Guilbeault, shown in action last season, helped Woonsocket remain undefeated on Tuesday.
Woonsocket 18, Juanita Sanchez 0
Already leading by seven, the Novans exploded for 10 runs in the fifth inning to bring a swift end to this road contest.
Patrick Munger threw the first inning, and struck out a pair, before giving way to Braylon Guilbeault, who fanned eight through the final four frames. Neither pitcher allowed a hit, walk or run.
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Munger helped his own cause with a hit, three runs scored and an RBI, as did Guilbeault, who had a hit, drove in a run and scored.
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⚾BASEBALL - Other Scores
Division III
Paul Cuffee at Davies (no score reported)
🥎SOFTBALL – Division I
St. Raphael 17, Cumberland 3
Sophie Roman was a menace, leading a potent offensive attack that gave the Saints a 17-3 win over the Clippers.
Roman was seeing the ball well from the start, hitting a one-out double in the first inning and scoring the game’s first run on an error. St. Raphael scored three in the inning and after Cumberland matched the total, Roman’s RBI single got a six-run rally going. The Saints added seven in the third to bring the 12-run rule into play.
It was good day at the plate for Roman, who went 4-for-5 with three RBI and three runs. McKayla McDermott finished 2-for-3 with three RBI and scored once and Ella Taylor went 2-for-2 with three runs and one RBI. Izzy Sousa scored three runs while earning the win in the circle, allowing three hits, no earned runs and striking out six. Emma Martin scored twice, Piper McMurray scored twice and drove in two runs and McKenna Mare finished with two RBI.
Emma Cruise had one hit and one RBI in the loss for the Clippers.
Cranston West 1, Prout 0
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Coventry 3, Smithfield 2
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Maddie Dorgan, Chariho Softball
Maddie Dorgan, Chariho Softball
Chariho 12, Bay View 0
Maddie Dorgan led from the top as the Chargers offense did some serious damage in a 12-0 win over Bay View.
Dorgan led off the bottom of the first with a single and scored on an RBI single by Adriana Jeannenot and it was a sign of things to come. Up 1-0 after the first, Chariho plated five in the second and five in the third while Jeannenot threw an abbreviated no-hitter, walking one and striking out eight.
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Westerly 14, Moses Brown 2
Addison Poole got the offense going with a first inning home run and the hits kept coming in the Bulldogs’ 14-2 win over the Quakers.
The All-Stater showed off her prodigious power immediately, going yard on a two-run bomb that ignited a six-run first inning. Moses Brown scored two in the bottom half, but Westerly answered with three in the second and five in the third to bring the 12-run rule into play.
Poole had a day, going 2-for-3 with three runs and two RBI. Frankie Arnold went 2-for-3 with three runs and one RBI and Abiageal Emery also scored three runs and drove in one. Allison Maranda finished with three RBI and scored once and Madison Maguire also had three RBI in the win. Bella Mazzarese scored twice and drove in one run for Westerly.
Elodie Cannon had the big hit for Moses Brown with a two-run home run in the first inning.
🥎SOFTBALL – Division II
Madison Clayton, North Providence Softball
Madison Clayton, North Providence Softball
North Providence 14, Woonsocket 2
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North Providence started strong with two run sin the first inning, but Woonsocket tied the game in the top of the third. Mariana Xavier broke the tie in a hurry, hitting a two-run home run that made it 4-2. The Cougars added two more runs – one on an RBI double by Madison Clayton – and then exploded for eight in the fourth to bring the 12-run rule into play.
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🥎SOFTBALL – Division III
Lexi Montalban, Cranston East softball
Lexi Montalban, Cranston East softball
Cranston East 26, Hope 3
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🥎SOFTBALL – Other scores
Division II
Ponaganset 8, Kent County 7
Division III
Classical 15, Juanita Sanchez 13
🥍BOYS LACROSSE – Division II
Westerly's Evan Morissette (12),and Logan Unkuri (35), boys lacrosse, May, 4, 2026.
Westerly's Evan Morissette (12),and Logan Unkuri (35), boys lacrosse, May, 4, 2026.
Westerly 10, Smithfield 3
Evan Morrisetterecorded a hat trick, Caleb Williams scored twice and added two assists and Logan Unkurialso had two tallies as the Bulldogs took out the Sentinels. Also finding contributing to the win ere Brayden Antioch with one goal and two assists, Ryan Waddingtonwith a goal and 1 helper and Jacob Macera with one goals
Ryan Cavanaugh, Cameron Caseand Parker Kingscored the goals for Smithfield in the loss.
Westerly pushed its record to 12-2 and sit atop of D-II while Smithfield falls to 4-12.
Prout 14, Chariho 2
Christos Stefanopoulos and Ethan Nestor each scored five times for the Crusaders, with Desmond Scoones and John Gaffney each scoring twice in the victory.
For the visiting Chargers, John Depot tallied three goals and Morgan Campbell had two in the loss.
The Huskies took a 7-5 lead at the half and pushed it to a five-point victory at Ferguson Field in Lincoln.
Nathan Carpenter and Brayden Vales each scored four goals, and Charlie Knapman and Aedan Nelson each scored twice for Mt. Hope. In net, Ethan LaBollita made 10 saves and Rocco Fratterelli had one.
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🥍BOYS LACROSSE – Other Scores
Division II
East Greenwich 19, Middletown 1
Division IV
Rogers at Ponaganset (no score reported)
🥍GIRLS LACROSSE – Division I
Prout 11, Portsmouth 6
Pilar Murphyscored four goals and Lizzie Hilland Maddie Bogdonadded three more each as Prout improved its record to 7-6 with a victory over Portsmouth.
Also figuring in the win were Miley Keramidas andLucianna Marchionnewho each scored a goal.
For the Patriots, Now 1-14, Sophia Sebolt had a hattrick, Emma Nortonscored two goals and Adison Limaadded another score in the loss.
🥍GIRLS LACROSSE – Division II
Ella Seltzer, Westerly Girls Lacrosse
Ella Seltzer, Westerly Girls Lacrosse
Westerly 20, Lincoln 5
Ella Seltzer headed the Westerly (D-II) scoring parade scoring five goals in the win over Lincoln (D-IV).
Joining Selzer on the Bulldogs' score sheet were Phoebe Brennanand Casey Macerawho had four goals and one assist each and Gianna Falcone, who scored three goals and added two helpers. Four other girls − Sienna Fizzano, Macy Antoch, Sienna Mathieuand Hazel Gervasiniscored one goals each.
Lincoln's Annie Lenihan, Maggie McDonald, Ariana Casey andMinna Naddakeach had a goal in the loss.
🥍GIRLS LACROSSE – Division III
Lexi Johnson-McMahon, Smithfield Girls Lacrosse
Lexi Johnson-McMahon, Smithfield Girls Lacrosse
Smithfield 17, Cranston East 1
With Lexi Johnson-McMahon and Annabelle Lally leading the way, the Sentinels rolled to victory over the Thunderbolts.
Johnson-McMahon scored three goals and assisted on four other tallies and Lally also scored a hattrick and added three helpers. Chloe Albertalso got on the score sheet with two goals and nine other team members found the back of the net once in the win.
Macy Barron had the lone goal for Cranston East.
The Sentinels remain undefeated at 12-0 and the Thunderbolts have yet to win a game are 0-12.
East Providence 8, Ponaganset 6
Alyssa Karalekas recorded four goals, Sydney Olson scored twice and Penelope Flynn and Nadiyah Calouro-Vargas scored a goal apiece as the Townies slipped past the Chieftains.
Goalie Wendy Monteiro-Cabral collected 10 saves for EP in the win.
For Ponaganset in the loss,Lana Hess matched Karalekas's game-high total with four goals andKatelyn Damiano and Jillian Dixoneach had a goal.
🥍GIRLS LACROSSE – Other Scores
Division II
Burrillville 15, South Kingstown 8
Division III
Pilgrim at Coventry (no score reported)
Division IV
Scituate 9, North Providence 0
Lincoln 12, Rogers 9
🏌GOLF
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North Kingstown 165, Westerly 172, Chariho 172
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