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5, 2004
North Kingstown vs. East Providence (Notte Park)
EP Ousted From
Tournament in 12 Innings
Only 24 hours
after eliminating LaSalle in 16 innings, the Townie Softball
Team had to work overtime again. This time, however, the
ending wasn't as happy. Amanda Shattuck pitched arguably
the best game in her illustrious Townie career, but was the
tough luck loser. The Townies threatened numerous times but
could not get the timely hit. Pitcher Maggie Feix escaped
jam after jam for NK. EP out hit NK 8 to 3 but fell victim
to two defensive errors in the 12th that led to the unearned
run for the Skippers. Molly Hawksley and Amanda Shattuck
had two hits each for EP. The Townies finished the regular
season 15-1 (18-6 overall) while capturing the Division
1-South Crown good enough for a second seed in the state
playoffs.
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NK: Feix and Powers EP: Shattuck and Hawksley |
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June
4, 2004
LaSalle at East Providence (Playoffs)
Townies Outlast Rams;
Win In 16 Innings
The East
Providence Townie Softball Team showed their mettle as they
downed the surging LaSalle Rams at Pierce Field on Friday.
After LaSalle scored an earned run in the top of the 16th
inning, EP scored twice in the bottom to win the marathon.
With one out in the last of the 16th inning, Sandy Levesque
worked a walk. Pinch runner Chelsey Vallante then replaced
Levesque on the base paths. Nicole Durand followed with a
single that moved Vallante to second. After a wild pitch
that moved Vallante and Durand up a base, Laura King lifted
a fly ball into the right center gap that would easily score
Vallante on a tag up from third. Instead, the Rams right
and center fielders collided allowing both Townie runners to
score giving the Townies an exciting comeback. EP played
with heart toughness, and intensity throughout the longest
game in EP Softball history. With the win, the Townies will
play North Kingstown in a loser's bracket quarterfinal game
at Notte Park. Amanda Shattuck went the distance for EP
striking out 16 Rams.
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LSA: Dendy and Feeney EP:
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June
2, 2004
Chariho at East Providence (Playoffs)
Townies Squander Lead
Lose 4-2
After Laura King's
catch and throw to gun down a Chariho baserunner at the
plate, the Townies looked like they would roll to the
winner's bracket semi-final game. However, a four error
sixth inning allowed the always tough Chargers to score four
runs and erase their two run deficit and win the
quarterfinal match-up. Danielle Normand's two-out two-run
single in the third inning gave the Townies an early lead.
Unfortunately after that, the Townie bats went silent and
the defense failed. EP will now face LaSalle in the loser's
bracket.
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C: Poulton and Jarrett EP:
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May
26, 2004
East Providence at North Kingstown
Townies Win Division
I-South; Blank NK 2-0
The East
Providence Softball Team won its second division title in
the last four years finishing the regular season with a team
best 15-1 record. EP will earn a buy into the quarterfinal
round of the state playoffs for the third consecutive year,
every year since the bye has been given. Marissa
Savastano's two-run triple into the right centerfield gap
provided all the run support Amanda Shattuck would need.
Shattuck pitched her 10th shutout of the season allowing
only two hits. The Townie defense was solid as it bailed
out an uncharacteristically wild Shattuck (5 BB's) on three
different occasions. Although only tallying three hits, EP
hit the ball hard all day against super senior Maggie Feix
of NK. The Townies will play the winner of Chariho and
Warwick Vets
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May
24, 2004
South Kingstown at East Providence
Townie Seniors Star On
Senior Day Beat SK 9-0
For Hilary
Johnson, Danielle Normand, Chelsey Vallante, Cat Robinson,
Marissa Savastano and Ashley Dumont it was a special day.
Playing in their last regular season home game, the six
veterans made their presence felt leading the Townies to a
six run first inning and a 9-0 pasting of the South
Kingstown Rebels. Hilary Johnson making her first league
start, made the most of her chance as she had a single, run
scored and two walks. Danielle Normand led the offense with
3 hits and an RBI. Fellow seniors Cat Robinson, Chelsey
Vallante and Marissa Savastano all pitched in with one hit
each. After the 6 run first inning, Molly Hawksley crushed
a three-run homerun in the second inning adding 5 RBI to her
impressive day behind the plate. Junior Amanda Shattuck
allowed only three hits while striking out 13.
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EP: Shattuck and Hawksley |
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May
19, 2004
East Providence at Pilgrim
Robinson's Single in 11th Beats
Patriots
Cat Robinson's two-out single in
the 11th inning plated Molly Hawksley with the game winning
run as EP downed Pilgrim 2-1. Robinson, who had three hits
on the day, has been the spark EP has needed. Amanda
Shattuck picked up her 14th win of the season, five of the
wins coming in extra frames. Shattuck struck out 16
Patriots. In the 11th, Molly Hawksley hit a soft pop-up
that sure-handed Sam Hallam dropped. Liz Mellen followed
with a clean single to left and Robinson followed with the
eventual game winning hit. The Townies improved to 13-1 in
the regular season. The bats need to come alive real soon!!
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May
17, 2004
Chariho at East Providence
Hawksley's Homerun Saves Townies
Molly Hawksley's 7th Inning two-out homerun ties game;
Townies win in 8 innings
Looking as lifeless as they ever
have, the East Providence Townie Softball Team was one
strike away from their second consecutive 1-0 loss of the
season. That all changed when Molly Hawksley hit a 1-2
pitch into the right center gap and beat the throw to the
plate for a game tying homerun. In the extra frame, Cat
Robinson who has ignited the Townies with a hot bat, hit a
sharp grounder that resulted in an over throw. Robinson
ended up on second base with no-one out. Robinson was
lifted for fellow senior Chelsey Vallante. Nicole Durand
put down a perfect sacrifice bunt moving Vallante to third
with one out. Michaela Johnson followed with a ground ball
to the shortstop who threw to first and the relay home was
too late as Vallante beat the throw giving the Townies an
improbable comeback win. The Townie bats need to come
alive.
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May
14, 2004
East Providence at Westerly
Shattuck Strikes Out
20 Batters but Townies Lose 1-0 in 15 Innings
The Townie
Softball Team let every opportunity slip away and the
Westerly Bulldogs made the most of the few given to them.
Westerly which got only one runner to second base after 14
innings, came up big when given their second opportunity.
Samantha Shawn cracked a double to left center that scored
the lead off runner in the bottom of the 15th inning sending
EP to their first league defeat. Amanda Shattuck was the
tough luck loser. Shattuck struck out 20 hitters and
walked three while giving up only six hits. Offensively,
the Townies had
14 hits but stranded 13 runners in scoring position. EP
also played excellent defense committing zero errors over
the last two games (22 innings). Leading the offense was
Shattuck (4 hits), Liz Mellen (3 hits), Danielle Normand and
Molly Hawksley chipped in 2 hits each. The Townies play a
pivotal game against Chariho on Monday at Pierce Field.
 Read
an article about the game from the Providence Journal
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12, 2004
East Greenwich at East Providence
King, Shattuck Lead
Townies Over Avengers 6-0
Amanda Shattuck
threw her 8th shutout of the season and Laura King led the
offense with two hits, a run scored, and an RBI. The
Townies who improved to 11-0 in league play started slowly
but took control in the 5th inning on consecutive RBI
singles to King, Marissa Savastano, and Shattuck. Liz
Mellen and Michaela Johnson also contributed with a single
and a run scored for EP. Shattuck, once again, was stellar
on the mound allowing only 2 singles while striking out 11
hitters.
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EG: Baker and Noble EP: Shattuck
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May
10, 2004
East Providence at Coventry
Townie Offense Comes
Alive in Win Over Oakers
After getting only
20 hits in their last five games combined, the EP offense
broke out for 17 hits cruising to a 13-3 victory over
Coventry. EP torched the Oakers for 9 runs in the first
inning, capped by Molly Hawksley's two run out-of-the-park
homerun. The first five hitters for the Townies went a
combined 13 for 21 with two doubles, two triples, and a
homerun for a total of 9 RBI. Lead off hitter Laura King
was 3 for 4 at the plate with 3 runs scored while Marissa
Savastano added 3 hits including a three-run triple in her
second hit of the first inning. Amanda Shattuck had 3 hits
and 2 RBI and Hawksley added two singles to her two-run
homerun. Also making huge contributions were Nicole Durand
2 for 2 and 2 runs scored, and Cat Robinson 2 for 2 with a
run scored. Danielle Normand added a triple and two RBI for
the 10-0 Townies. Shattuck also struck out 9 batters
en-route to her 11th win of the season.
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May
7, 2004
Lincoln at East Providence (non-league)
Lions Continue Mastery
Over EP
Despite getting
their only hit of the game in the top of the 10th inning,
the Lincoln Lions defeated the Townies 2-1 in a non-league
game at Pierce Field. Amanda Shattuck was superb as the
tough luck loser. In 10 innings of work, Shattuck allowed
only one hit while striking out 16 batters. Unfortunately,
the Townies made two more mistakes than Lincoln that
resulted in their third loss of the season, all in
non-league play. In the second inning, a walk, a sacrifice,
a ground out, and a wild pitch accounted for Lincoln's 1-0
lead. EP came right back in the bottom of the frame as Liz
Mellen singled, moved to third on back to back passed balls
and scored on Tracy Curti's sacrifice fly. Neither team
really threatened to score until the bottom of the ninth as
Liz Mellen hit a two-out triple but was stranded. In the
top of the 10th, an error allowed the Lions to get the
go-ahead run on first. A sac bunt moved the runner to
second base and then scored on the only hit allowed by
Shattuck. The game marked the second time this year,
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5, 2004
Barrington at East Providence
Savastano's "D" Helps
Townies Soar Over Eagles
Marissa Savastano
turned not one but two double plays getting EP out of two
mild jams as the Townies defeated Barrington 3-0. Savastano
also had both hits for the victorious Townies who improved
to 9-0 in Division I-South. In the seventh inning after an
infield single, Danielle Normand fielded a grounder and made
a perfect flip to Savastano, who relayed the throw to first
baseman Traci Curti to end the game. Earlier, in the third
inning with a runner on first, Amanda Shattuck fielded a
ground ball and threw to Savastano who then turned the
inning ending double play. Liz Mellen also made two
excellent catches for EP in centerfield. Amanda Shattuck,
allowed only two infield singles as she improved to 10-0 on
the year with 7 shutouts.
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April
30, 2004
Cumberland at East Providence (non-league)
Johnson, Shattuck
Blank Clippers
Michaela Johnson
threw five innings of two-hit ball and Amanda Shattuck
finished the final six outs giving EP a 3-0 win over
Cumberland. Nicole Durand coming off of a perfect suicide
squeeze in the 12th inning of Wednesday's game to help the
Townies defeat North Kingstown, struck again. Durand, who
had two hits including a double and a two-out RBI single
also scored a run having a hand in all three Townie runs.
Marissa Savastano had a triple and another outstanding
defensive game as she recorded 8 putouts at shortstop.
Read
an article about the game from the Pawtucket Times
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April
28, 2004
North Kingstown at East Providence
Townies Outlast
Skippers 2-1 in 12 Innings
Nicole Durand's
suicide squeeze brought home Danielle Normand with the game
winning run in the bottom of the 12th inning. After NK
scored an unearned run in the third inning on back to back
errors, Molly Hawksley delivered a clutch two out hit in the
bottom of the sixth inning that sent the game into extra
frames. Two of the best hurlers in the state, Amanda
Shattuck and Maggie Feix, duelled for the next six innings
dominating the opposing batters. Shattuck had a no hitter
through 11 innings before Jeannie Records
connected with a shot to left field. After scoring what
seemed the go ahead run on an inside-the-park homerun, EP
appealed that the runner had missed second base and was
ruled correct (Thanks MS and DS). In the bottom of the
12th, Danielle Normand led off with a double to right
field. Molly Hawksley walked and Lizzie Mellen had a bunt
single setting up Durand's perfect suicide squeeze.
Shattuck struck out 14 batters and allowed only the single
in the 12th. Molly Hawksley had two of EP's 5 hits and
played stellar defense. Normand and Marissa Savastano also
starred defensively for the 8-0 Townies.
Read
an article about the game from the Pawtucket Times
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April
27, 2004
East Providence at South Kingstown
Shattuck Carries
Townies to Victory
Amanda Shattuck
continued her torrid hitting as she laced a double and a
triple accounting for both of EP's runs in a 2-0 victory
over the Rebels. In addition to leading the offense,
Shattuck threw a three-hit shutout including 8 strikeouts
and zero walks. The Townie defense was outstanding behind
their star pitcher. Marissa Savastano, Danielle Normand,
Molly Hawksley and Nicole Durand continued their solid
infield play. Laura King had two hits for EP as she raised
her average to .391 on the year. Shattuck's record improved
to 8-0 with two no-hitters and 6 shutouts.
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EP: Shattuck and Hawksley SK:
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April
22, 2004
LaSalle at East Providence (non-league)
Rams Shutout Townies
Freshman Ashley Lombardi scattered
three hits in her varsity debut as LaSalle defeated EP 6-0
in the non-league contest. The Rams took advantage of five
Townie errors and a couple of walks by EP's freshman
pitcher, Traci Curti. LaSalle jumped out to a 2-0 lead in
the top of the first inning and never looked back as they
earned their first win of the season. Michaela Johnson
relieved Curti in the fourth inning and allowed only one hit
in 3 1/3 innings.
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April
21, 2004
Pilgrim at East Providence
Shattuck Fires
No-Hitter Downs Pilgrim
Mellen, Robinson, King Come Through in the Clutch |
| Amanda
Shattuck threw her second no-hitter of the season leading
the Townies to a 1-0 eight inning victory over the defending
state champions. After an uninspiring six innings of
offense, Liz Mellen reached base on a throwing error in the
eighth inning. Pinch hitter, Cat Robinson, promptly put
down a clutch sacrifice bunt sending Mellen to third base.
Three pitches later, Laura King's perfect suicide squeeze
bunt brought home the sliding Mellen and a victory for the
6-0 Townies. Shattuck was brilliant on the mound as she
struck out 15 Patriots and walked none. The junior who now
has two no-hitters and an additional three shut-outs faced
only two batters over the minimum. Danielle Normand had two
of EP's three hits. |
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P: Rowan and Hunt EP:
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April
19, 2004
East Providence at Chariho
Townies Back on
Winning Track
The Townies scored
three runs in the top of the third inning behind Marissa
Savastano (suicide squeeze), Amanda Shattuck, and Danielle
Normand's consecutive RBI singles. On the mound, Shattuck
cruised along through six innings allowing only one hit
until the Chargers stormed back in the seventh inning to tie
the game and send it into extra frames. In the eighth,
Shattuck led off with a bomb to left field legging out a
triple. Chelsey Vallante, pinch running for Shattuck,
scored two batters later on Molly Hawksley's sacrifice fly
to center. EP improved its league record to 5-0 with the
victory.
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EP: Shattuck and Hawksley C: Poulton and
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April
16, 2004
East Providence at Warwick Vets (non-league)
Canes Humble
Overconfident Townies
The Warwick Vets
Softball Team, in just their second year of fast-pitch
competition, outplayed, out hit, and out hustled the
previously unbeaten Townies in a non-league game on Friday.
EP committed five errors in the game, one more than their
total of their previous five games combined. The Canes
embarrassed the Townies at their own game as they ran,
bunted, and played very aggressively in the rout.
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EP: Curti, Gonsalves and Hawksley WV: Coletta
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April
15, 2004
Westerly at East Providence
EP Remains Undefeated,
Downs Bulldogs
Amanda Shattuck's
solo homerun to deep left field sealed the Townies 4-0 win
over previously undefeated Westerly on Thursday. EP took
advantage of two dropped third strikes in the third inning
to take a 3-0 lead. Shattuck's bomb gave the Townies an
insurance run they wouldn't need. Danielle Normand added
two hits and an RBI for the 4-0 Townies. Both Shattuck and
the Bulldogs' Samantha Shawn struck out 9 batters each.
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April
12, 2004
East Providence at East Greenwich
Townies Roll On, 10-0
Amanda Shattuck
flirted with a second straight no-hitter thanks to two
stellar defensive plays by right fielder Laura King, as EP
downed East Greenwich to improve to 3-0 in league play. The
no-hit bid was broken in the fifth. Shattuck also added two
triples and 4 RBI while Michaela Johnson went 2-2 with a
triple and 2 Runs scored. The Townies scored three runs in
the first and five in the second to take a commanding lead.
Overall, EP has outscored its opponents 36-1 while improving
to 4-0 on the season. Tonya Gesmondi had the lone hit for
the Avengers.
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EP:Shattuck and Hawksley EG:
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April
10, 2004
BayView at East Providence (non-league)
Shattuck No-Hits
Bengals
Amanda Shattuck
threw her first no-hitter of the 2004 school year in a 10-0
route of BayView. Shattuck struck out 14 and walked two
Bengals. After three games, Shattuck has three wins, two by
shutouts, and has only allowed one earned run. The EP
offense was led by Marissa Savastano who had her second
three-hit game of the season, Shattuck (2-4 3 RBI), Molly
Hawksley (2RBI) and Nicole Durand (2-4). The Townies ran
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April
7, 2004
Coventry at East Providence
Shattuck, Hawksley and
Normand lead Townies Over Knotty Oakers
Amanda Shattuck
had a perfect game through five innings while Danielle
Normand had three hits and Molly Hawksley added two hits and
3 RBI to propel EP past Coventry 9-1. Shattuck was
dominating through five innings before being touched up for
two hits in the sixth inning, one being a homerun. The
Townies played errorless ball as they improved to 2-0 on the
young season. Sandy Levesque also chipped in with a single
and two runs scored.
Read
an article about the game from the Providence
Journal
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C: Chabot and Zabbo
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April
5, 2004
East Providence at Barrington
Townies Roll in Opener
The 2004 East
Providence Softball Team defeated Barrington 7-0 in the
opener for both teams. Marissa Savastano led the offense
with three hits (3B,2B,1B). Amanda Shattuck had two hits
and an RBI while Nicole Durand(3B, RBI) Sandy Levesque(2
RBI) and Molly Hawksley all chipped in with a hit each.
Shattuck began her junior year in style allowing only two
hits, walking none and striking out 11 Eagles. Shattuck's
success came in part by getting ahead of the Barrington
hitters.
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B: Coury and Cobb EP: Shattuck and Hawksley,
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March
29, 2004
BayView at East Providence (Scrimmage)
The Townies' second scrimmage was
better than their first, but was still marred with mental
errors and a lack of hitting. Amanda Shattuck and Molly
Hawksley each had two hits and Danielle Normand added a two
out two-run triple to lead EP's offense. The Townies have a
lot of work ahead of them. |
March
25, 2004
St. Ray's at East Providence (Scrimmage)
The first scrimmage of the season
was a quick one as Nicole Durand's double to right center
was the lone hit for EP in their preseason opener. The
Townies struck out a combined 16 times in 7 innings of
play. Mental errors, lack of communication, and virtually
no contact at the plate were the story. |
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