La Salle girls lacrosse team secured an 11-6 victory over Prout after leading by one goal at halftime. The Rams expanded their lead with a strong performance in the second half.
Key points
La Salle girls lacrosse team won 11-6 against Prout
The team led by one goal at halftime
Strong second half performance helped secure the victory
Coaches reminded to submit game results via email
La SalleProut
EDITOR'S NOTE: Coaches are reminded to send in game results each weeknight by emailing pjsports@providencejournal.com from 6 to10 p.m.
đ„Game of the Day
The last time the La Salle girls lacrosse team was in a close game at halftime, things didnât end well.
Wednesday, they couldnât have gone any better.
Nursing a one-goal lead against Prout, the Rams came out determined to built upon a lead and did so in a hurry. Goals came from all over and the small lead turned into a comfortable one thanks to 12 impressive minutes of play in the eventual 11-6 win over the Crusaders.
Kaylee Butler, La Salle Girls Lacrosse
Sophie Owens, La Salle Girls Lacrosse
Kaylee Butler, La Salle Girls Lacrosse Sophie Owens, La Salle Girls Lacrosse
Last week La Salle played one of its best halves of the season and trailed defending state champ Moses Brown 2-0 at the break before the Quakers opened up a can in the third quarter and rolled to a 10-3 win.
Things were a little different Thursday with it being at home and emotions flying high on Senior Night, but the Rams had similar success with how their defense played and also had trouble finding consistency on the offensive end.
With Prout hyper-focused on slowing Lily Peters, the La Salle offense was built around the play of Ellsie Freitas, Morgan Dube, Rhyse Smith and Brinley Freitas. With the defense in control, it was the 12 minutes the Rams were looking for.
The fourth quarter gave La Salle an opportunity to eat clock and get some other players out on the field, including backup goalie Sophie Owens, who made her first career save in net.
Ellsie Freitas and Dube led the Rams with three goals apiece and Smith and Freitas both had two. Peyton Giroux had another tremendous effort and made nine saves in the win.
Lizzie Hill provided three goals for Prout while Miley Keramidas scored the other.
La Salle improved to 8-5 with the win that keeps them comfortably in fourth place in the Division I RPI standings, which would ensure a home playoff game for the quarterfinals. The Rams wrap up the regular season Tuesday when they host second-place East Greenwich.
Q&A
What was the final score of the La Salle vs. Prout girls lacrosse game?
The final score was La Salle 11, Prout 6.
How did La Salle girls lacrosse perform in the second half against Prout?
La Salle built upon their one-goal halftime lead with a strong second half, scoring multiple goals to secure the win.
What was the significance of the La Salle girls lacrosse team's halftime lead?
The halftime lead was crucial as it marked a turnaround from their previous close game experiences, allowing them to confidently extend their advantage.
How can coaches submit game results for high school sports?
Coaches can submit game results by emailing pjsports@providencejournal.com from 6 to 10 p.m. each weeknight.
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Prout drops to 7-7 on the season and is in fifth in the D-I RPI standings. The Crusaders should hold that spot once the postseason begins, but theyâll have to take care of the final two games first, starting with Tuesdayâs home game against Barrington.
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âŸBASEBALL â Division I
Jayden Healey (11), shown in a game on Tuesday against La Salle, helped lead the Townies to victory over Moses Brown on Wednesday.
Jayden Healey (11), shown in a game on Tuesday against La Salle, helped lead the Townies to victory over Moses Brown on Wednesday.
East Providence 6, Moses Brown 5
Jayden Healey's sacrifice fly in the 10th inning plated one run and Gavin Palombo's steal of home added another as the Townies outlasted the Quakers in this 10-inning affair.
Tied 1-1 after seven innings, both teams scored twice in the eighth and once more in the ninth to keep the score knotted. After the visiting Townies scored twice in the 10th, Moses Brown nearly tied it yet again, after Brayden Menard scored on a fielder's choice.
But Healey, who had taken over for starter Ben Hallene as the EP reliever in the eighth, closed the door by fielding a groundball back to the mound and throwing out the runner for the final out.
Max Correiro had two hits for EP in the win and teammates Max Pawlikand Aidan Martins each had a hit and an RBI.
Parker DeWolfand Will Haggerty each had two hits for Moses Brown andDrew Algava had one hit and drove in two. DeWolf, Dustin Boudreauand Gavin Marsh had an RBI apiece.
Nick Martucci, North Kingstown Baseball
Nick Martucci, North Kingstown Baseball
North Kingstown 10, Cranston West 3
Skippers starting pitcher Corey VanWormer scattered three hits over five innings to help pace North Kingstown to a 10-3 victory. Nick Martucci highlighted a seven-run fourth inning with a grand slam. Martucci, Chris Ciarniello, Ethan Schmitt and Jason Pelletier each had two hits in the victory.
Logan Taylor doubled and scored two runs for the Falcons in the loss.
Coventry 4, Portsmouth 1
Coventry rallied behind the arm of starting pitcher Andrew Raposeand came away with a victory over the Patriots to push its record to 8-8 on the season.
Rapose, a junior, gave up three hits and one run over seven innings while walking just one to earn the victory.
At the plate, the Oakers Riley Wheeler was 3-for-3 and scored a run, and teammates Griffin Frenzeand Aiden Riley each banged out a hit and drove in a run.
For Portsmouth, now 1-14, Ben Humm had one of his team's three hits â a solo homer in the second inning which temporarily gave his team its only lead.
Mason Marchessault, Hendricken Baseball
Mason Marchessault, Hendricken Baseball
Hendricken 9, Portsmouth 0
Jayden Burgos and Mason Marchessault combined to shutout the Patriots with each pitcher allowing a single hit through a combined seven innings. Burgos struck out five through four innings, while Marchessault fanned eight through three.
Henry Alfonso, who took over catching duties from Yadier Blanco, drove in three runs, going 1-for-2 at the plate. Greg Fleury was 2-for-4 with an RBI and Mason Crain collected a hit, and RBI and scored three times in the win. BrettKnight added a hit, RBI and two runs scored.
For the Patriots, Tyler Doucet and Avery Amaio each had a hit in the road loss.
Chase Austin, Cumberland baseball.
Chase Austin, Cumberland baseball.
Cumberland 9, Mt. Hope 3
Brody Stenovitch earned the win on the mound for the Clippers by giving up three runs on six hits in six innings. He struck out two Huskies and walked three. Tim Bradley pitched an inning in relief and did not allow a run.The hitting stars for Cumberland were Chase Austin and Micah Cousineau, who had two hits and two RBIs each. The Clippers scored seven runs in the second inning to seal the victory.Logan Dubois had two hits and an RBI for Mt. Hope. Bryan Abruzzi and Will Francis had the other RBIs for the Huskies.
Brayden Rosen, South Kingstown Baseball
Brayden Rosen, South Kingstown Baseball
South Kingstown 1, Barrington 0
In a pitchers' duel between Barrington's TommyCoutant and South Kingstown's Brayden Rosen, a fifth-inning single by Nick Vellone proved to be the deciding factor in the Rebels' victory.
Sam McLeod hit a two-out single, and stole second to set the stage in the fifth, and Vellone's single to center brought him home. It was the lone blemish on Coutant's outing as he allowed six hits through six innings in the hard-luck loss.
South Kingstown's Rosen was nearly unhittable, scattering three hits and striking out nine, with no walks or runs allowed through seven innings to earn the W.
Cole Rosen collected three hits for the Rebels, as McLeod and Vellone each had one.
For Barrington, Alex Anderson led the team with two hits.
Pilgrim 2, Cranston East 1
Shut out for most of the game, the Patriots came up with two runs in the bottom of the seventh to grab a win. Derrick Butler pitched a four-hit, complete-game shutout. He struck out nine batters and walked two. Michael Blair and Sammy Shelton had two hits apiece for Pilgrim.Edward McClung pitched well in the loss for the Thunderbolts, giving up only two unearned runs on six hits and striking out nine. He walked only one batter in 6.2 innings.
Woonsocket 8, Westerly 1
Patrick Munger got the win for the Villa Novans by giving up just one run in seven innings. He struck out five batters and walked one.The hitting stars for Woonsocket were Jullian DeJesus and Munger with a hit and two RBIs each. Ty Chhourn had two hits and drove in a run.Luke Gwaltney and Jack Parker had two hits apiece for the Bulldogs. Tom Fiore drove in Westerlyâs run.
âŸBASEBALL â Division II
Van Martin, East Greenwich baseball
Van Martin, East Greenwich baseball
East Greenwich 13, Rogers 0
The visiting Avengers started scoring early and didn't stop, piling up 13 runs to finish off the Vikings in six innings.
Van Martin had a day at the plate for EG, going 5-for-5 with four RBIs and four runs scored, and BradyO'Brien drove in five, going 2-for-4 at the dish. All told, the Avengers pounded out 12 hits and drew 10 walks in the win.
On the mound, Miles Doman turned in a masterful performance, striking out nine and scattering five hits through six shutout innings to earn the win at Cardines Field in Newport.
Danny Hart led Rogers with a pair of hits in the loss.
North Providence 6, Johnston 0
The Cougars proved to be the top cats in this Division II battle, scoring early and often to give starter Mike Ryan far more offense than he would need.
Ryan struck out six, allowed just three hits and earned a complete-game shutout victory for the home team. Gabe Ramirez and Anthony Roman each collected a pair of hits and three Cougars â Carter Harris, Tyler Linehan and Ramirez â had an RBI.
Aiden Neil took the loss for the Panthers after tossing three innings, striking out three and allowing four hits and one earned run. Ethan Bracey collected two hits to lead Johnston's offense in the loss.
âŸBASEBALL â Division III
Noah Ferreira, Blackstone Valley Prep/Central Falls Baseball
Noah Ferreira, Blackstone Valley Prep/Central Falls Baseball
BVP 3, Pawtucket 1
Noah Ferreira struck out 13 en route to a complete-game victory over Pawtucket on Wednesday, giving up six hits and a single run through seven innings at Max Read Field.
The Warrior Pride did all their scoring in the third when Ferreira singled home Alex Torres, followed by RBI singles by Andriel DeJesus and Cameron Beaudreau. Torres, Ferreira and Beaudreau each collected a pair of hits in the win.
For Pawtucket, starting pitcher Jeremy Torres struck out 18 through seven frames, allowing seven hits and three runs (two earned) in the loss. At the plate, Jeremy Torres collected three hits and scored his teams lone run on a passed ball in the sixth.
Scituate 1, Mt. Pleasant 0
Drake Dumont's first-inning double to plate Quinn Liptrot was the only run of the game, and fortunately for the Spartans, it was all the offense that starting pitcher Aiden Ouilette needed.
Ouilette struck out nine and allowed just three hits through seven frames as Scituate earned its 10th win of the season to maintain it's No. 3 spot in the Division III RPI rankings.
At the plate Bishop Green led the Spartans with two hits.
Kilties starter Waner Mateo was dominant in his own right, striking out six and scattering four hits through six innings. The only run allowed was unearned, as Liptrot reached on an error in the first.
North Smithfield 8, Hope 7
Four was the number of the day for Northmen as they jumped out to a 4-0 lead in the first inning and after falling behind the Blue Wave, 5-4, in the in the fourth inning, the NS scored 4 more in the fifth inning and held on to squeeze past Hope.
Marshall Harris, the seventh hitter in the lineup, led the way for the Northmen with two hits and three RBI. Mason Glode and Nick Tremblay also contributed to the win with a hit and an RBI each.
Despite allowing all seven runs to Hope, the Northmen's starting pitcher, Sam Garrepy picked up the win.
Jerry Gamboa and and Chris Bernardhad a hit and two RBI in the loss.
Paul Cuffee 10, Times2 9
The Eagles and Navigators went back-and-forth all afternoon, with each team grabbing the lead, only to see the other overtake them. But in the sixth inning, Cuffee scored the runs that would matter most.
After a lead-off walk, the Navigators plated three runs on infield groundouts to take a two-run lead. In the seventh, they would hold the Eagles to a single run and hold on for the 10-9 win.
Kevin Rivera scored three times and was 1-for-2 at the plate for Paul Cuffee and Alenix Del Rosario also crossed home plate twice.
Reliever JaydenRodriguez earned the win by striking out six through three innings and allowing one hit.
For Times2, lead-off man John Cruz led the way with three hits, an RBI and run scored, and starter Quincy Reyes took the loss after striking out six through 4.1 innings and allowing three earned runs.
âŸBASEBALL - Other Scores
Division III
Juanita Sanchez 8, Davies 1
đ„SOFTBALL â Division I
Sara Slitt - shown from action in April - had the big hit of the day, driving in the go-ahead runs in Prout's 5-4 win over the Oakers.
Sara Slitt - shown from action in April - had the big hit of the day, driving in the go-ahead runs in Prout's 5-4 win over the Oakers.
Prout 5, Coventry 4
Sara Slitt came up with the clutch hit and Lily Sheehan got out of a seventh-inning jam that gave the Crusaders a 5-4 win over the Oakers.
Prout trailed 3-0 before scoring twice in the fifth and carried that momentum over to the sixth inning. An error allowed Emma Sechio to reach to open the inning and one out walks to Mia Boyajian and Kelsea Flaherty set the stage for Slitt, who ripped one to center to score two runs. Ana Pearce followed with a sacrifice fly to make it 5-3.
One swing from Amelia Caisse â who led the game off with a triple â made things interesting and her two-out home run brought Sheehan in for starter Megan Gardiner. Sheehan proceeded to surrendered three straight hits, but induced a soft popup to first base to end the game.
Slitt came up big all game, finishing 3-for-4 with four RBI. Boyajian scored twice and Izzie Woodmansee went 2-for-2 with one run.
The top four in Coventryâs order â Caisse, Leah Lapham, Mary McGovern and Katherine Guiot â accounted for the offense, as each had two hits. Caisse scored twice and drove in one run in the loss.
đ„SOFTBALL â Division II
Cora Floriani - shown from action in April - had plenty to clap about Wednesday in Barrington's blowout win over Woonsocket.
Cora Floriani - shown from action in April - had plenty to clap about Wednesday in Barrington's blowout win over Woonsocket.
Barrington 17, Woonsocket 0
After three quiet innings, the Eagles offense exploded and closed out an 18-0 win over the Villa Novans.
There was no indication the game was headed in that direction with Barrington leading Woonsocket 1-0 through three innings. Grace Saltzman drove in the first run and, after an out, the Eagles plated seven more before another out was recorded. With two outs Barrington was even better, bundling hits, walks and Villa Novan errors together to pile on 17 total runs in the inning.
Grace Fontaine had two of the biggest hits, going 2-for-4 with one home run, one triple, three RBI and two runs. Cora Floriani went 2-for-4 with four RBI and two runs and Zoe Kelsey and Maya Etheridge drove in two and scored twice. Gianna Brucato and Saltzman both had two hits, scored twice and drove in one run.
Aubrey Paxton threw an abbreviated no-hitter, striking out five, and drove in two runs. Emily Peluso scored twice in the win.
North Providence 6, Scituate 2
Makenna Heon and Mariana Xavier came up with back-to-back hits that keyed a four-run third inning, leading the Cougars to a 6-2 win over the Spartans.
Scoreless after two, Heon stepped to the plate with one out and had two runners in scoring position when she ripped a double, bringing two runs in. Xavier followed with a triple and, with two outs, Madison Clayton drove her in to make it 4-0. North Providence added two more in the fifth, giving it plenty of breathing room over the final three innings.
Heon finished 2-for-4 with two RBI and two runs and Clayton also had two hits while scoring one run. Xavier had one run and one RBI and Olivia Geib-Ayala threw a complete game, giving up five hits, walking one and striking out nine batters.
Sophia Maggiacomo had a highlight for Scituate, hitting a solo home run in the sixth inning of the loss.
đ„SOFTBALL â Division III
Davies 16, Hope 1
Maci Linton mashed and Ayla Burlingham joined the fun as well in the Patriotsâ 16-1 win over the Blue Wave.
Hope scored first but Davies scored the rest, getting three runs in the bottom of the first before piling on nine in the second. An RBI single by Linton in the third inning brought the 15-run rule into play in the third inning.
Linton hit everything in sight, going 4-for-4 with three RBI and two runs. Burlingham also drove in three runs and scored twice. Lixaury Negron finished 2-for-3 with two runs, Kylie Robert scored three times and Zoe Robinson scored twice and had one RBI in the win.
Gerainie Amparo scored the lone run for Hope.
đ„SOFTBALL â Other scores
Division II
South Kingstown 11, Mt. Hope 5
Division III
Middletown 11, Classical 10
Pawtucket 9, Times2 4
Central 15, Narragansett 0
BVPCF 1, Mount Pleasant 0 (forfeit)
Exeter-West Greenwich vs. Paul Cuffee (no score reported)
đ„BOYS LACROSSE â Nonleague
Mt. Hope 18, Fitch 6
Huskie goal scorers found the back of the net quite frequently in their victory over Fitch High School of Connecticut in a nonleague encounter.
Leading the way for Mt. Hope were Charlie Knapman with 4 goals and 1 assist and Ben Browne, Nathan Carpenter and Aedan Belsonwith 3 goals and an assist each.
Also figuring in the win wereBrayden Vales (2 goals and two assists), Aidan Pereira (1 goals 2 assists), Emerson Torrey(1 goal 1 assist) and Ian Pereira (1 goal).
Mt. Hope netminder, Ethan LaBollita, recorded 14 saves in the win.
For Fitch in the loss, Joseph Wronoskihad 4 goals and 2 assists,Kai Gordon had 1 goal and 1 assist and Ethan Boardman scored 1 goal.
đ„BOYS LACROSSE - Other Scores
Division I
Hendricken 15, North Kingstown 8
Barrington 10, Pilgrim 3
Division III
Scituate 10, Providence Country Day 2
đ„GIRLS LACROSSE â Division I
La Salle 11, Prout 6
Eric Rueb's story on the Rams' win is coming soon.
đ„GIRLS LACROSSE â Division III
Delanie Wheeler, Toll Gate Girls Lacrosse
Delanie Wheeler, Toll Gate Girls Lacrosse
Toll Gate 6, East Providence 5
Delanie Wheeler and Stella Kraus each scored twice for the Titans, with Tate Payne and Aubrey Rubeira each scoring a goal, as well.
For the Townies, Alyssa Karalekas led the team with four goals and Ella Benson scored, as well.
In net, Townie goalie Wendy Monteiro-Cabral had 16 saves and Toll Gate's Olivia Napolitano made seven in the win.
đ„GIRLS LACROSSE â Other Scores
Division I
Barrington at North Kingstown (no score reported)
Portsmouth vs. Cumberland (no score reported)
Division II
Narragansett vs. Middletown (no score reported)
Division III
Pilgrim 8, North Smithfield 5
Bay View vs. Cranston East (no score reported)
Division IV
Coventry 7, Tiverton 3
đBOYS VOLLEYBALL â Division II
South Kingstown 3, Woonsocket 0
Luke Brock recorded 8 kills, 3 Aces and 8 digs, Chase Wolstencroft had 18 assists and 4 digs, Trevor Richardsonwas good for 8 kills helping the Rebels sweep past the Villa Novans, 25-18, 25-19, 25-19.
Despite the loss, Woonsocket got strong outings from Aaron Uttleywho had 11 kills, 6 aces and 3 blocks and Max Varasone with 5 blocks, 3 kills and 3 aces.
đBOYS VOLLEYBALL â Division I
Central Falls 3, North Smithfield 0
Emanuel Tavares led the Warriors with 10 kills and five digs, Rafael Da Lomba had five kills and two blocks, and Jovanny Lopez had 32 assists in the win (25-23, 25-18, 25-20).
DesmondButler had six kills and two aces for the Scarlet Knights, and Will Edwards recorded 37 assists in the win (25-18, 28-26, 25-16, 25-21).
For the Hurricanes, Ford Ernst led the way with 13 kills and five digs, and Colin Lansek had 12 kills and six digs in the loss.
St. Raphael 3, Davies 0
Outstanding efforts by Jaymeson Taylor (12 kills, 4 blocks, 3 aces, 11 digs), Brighton Champagne (10 kills, 1 ace, 9 digs) and Davian Cabral (31 assists, 1 ace, 1 dig) lifted the Saints to a sweep of the Patriots, 25-15, 25-23, 25-20.
Mark Dantzler had 6 kills, 1 ace and one block for St. Raphael in the loss.
Hope 3, Toll Gate 2
Karl Desir tallied 12 kills, 10 digs and four blocks to lead the Blue Wave in this hard-fought victory (19-25, 25-11, 25-23, 22-25, 15-11). Pierre Sanatus helped out with nine kills, three blocks and four digs. Evan Souvanvong contributed 34 assists and three blocks.For the Titans, Rowan Pereira had 16 kills, eight digs, two blocks and one ace; Riley Scanlon collected seven digs and two aces; and Jayden Bernier had nine kills, five digs and three aces.
đBOYS VOLLEYBALL â Other Scores
Division I
North Kingstown 3, Coventry 0
Hendricken 3, Cranston East 0
Division II
Westerly 3, Johnston 0
West Warwick 3, Juanita Sanchez 1
Portsmouth 3, Pilgrim 1
RI HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULE
Thursday, May 14
âŸBASEBALL â Division I
Portsmouth vs. Mt. Hope at Guiteras Field, 4 p.m.
La Salle at Lincoln, 6 p.m.
âŸBASEBALL â Division II
East Greenwich vs. Central at PCTA, 4 p.m.
Johnston vs. Burrillville at Eccleston Field, 4 p.m.
Narragansett vs. St. Raphael at Fairlawn Veterans Park, 4 p.m.
Ponaganset at Prout, 4:30 p.m.
West Warwick at Chariho, 5 p.m.
Middletown vs. Toll Gate at Warwick Veterans Middle School, 5 p.m.
âŸBASEBALL â Division III
Classical vs. Times2 at Prete-Metcalf Field, 4 p.m.
Juanita Sanchez at Mount Pleasant, 4 p.m.
Davies at Tiverton, 4 p.m.
Exeter-West Greenwich vs. Paul Cuffee at Ardoene Park, 4:30 p.m.
Rogers vs. Pawtucket at Max Read Field, 5 p.m.
đ„SOFTBALL â Division I
Johnston at Moses Brown, 4:30 p.m.
Scituate at North Kingstown, 4:30 p.m.
Cranston West at Smithfield, 4:30 p.m.
La Salle at Pilgrim, 5 p.m.
Chariho vs. Westerly at Cimalore Field, 7 p.m.
đ„SOFTBALL â Division II
East Greenwich at Barrington, 4 p.m.
Lincoln at Ponaganset, 4 p.m.
đ„SOFTBALL â Division III
Tiverton at Narragansett, 4 p.m.
Mount Pleasant at Hope, 4:30 p.m.
Pawtucket vs. Exeter-West Greenwich at Lineham Softball Fields, 4:30 p.m.
đ„BOYS LACROSSE â Division I
Moses Brown vs. Cumberland at Tucker Field, 5 p.m.
South Kingstown at La Salle, 6:30 p.m.
đ„BOYS LACROSSE â Division II
Cranston West at Prout, 5 p.m.
East Greenwich at Portsmouth, 6:30 p.m.
đ„BOYS LACROSSE â Division III
Fitch (Conn.) at Mt. Hope, 5:30 p.m.
đ„BOYS LACROSSE â Division IV
Rogers at Tiverton, 6 p.m.
đ„GIRLS LACROSSE â Division I
Moses Brown at East Greenwich, 6:30 p.m.
đ„GIRLS LACROSSE â Division II
Mt. Hope vs. Lincoln School at Faxon Farm, 4 p.m.
Cranston West at Westerly, 5 p.m.
đ„GIRLS LACROSSE â Division IV
Tiverton at Scituate, 5 p.m.
đGOLF
Burrillville, St. Raphael vs. Ponaganset at Melody Hill Golf Course, 3 p.m.
Pilgrim, Toll Gate vs. East Greenwich at Potowomut Country Club, 3:15 p.m.
Providence Country Day, Rogers vs. Barrington at Rhode Island Country Club, 4 p.m.
đŸBOYS TENNIS â Division I
Cumberland at Lincoln, 4 p.m.
Hendricken at Moses Brown, 4 p.m.
Barrington at Prout, 4:45 p.m.
đŸBOYS TENNIS â Division II
East Providence vs. St. Raphael at Ponaganset, 4:30 p.m.
đŸBOYS TENNIS â Division III
Burrillville vs. West Warwick at West Warwick Public Tennis Courts, 4:30 p.m.
đBOYS VOLLEYBALL â Division I
Classical at Cranston West, 6:30 p.m.
Hendricken at East Providence, 6:30 p.m.
Chariho at East Greenwich, 6:30 p.m.
Barrington at La Salle, 6:30 p.m.
đBOYS VOLLEYBALL â Division II
Central Falls 3, North Smithfield 0
Emanuel Tavares led the way with 10 kills and five digs, RafaelDa Lomba had five kills and Jovanny Lopez recorded five aces and 32 assists in the win (25-23, 25-18, 25-20).
