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 June
1, 2005
Mount St. Charles vs. East Providence at Notte Park (Loser's
Bracket Final)
Mounties Top Townies Again 4-2
The East Providence Softball team was ousted from the
State Playoffs by Mount St. Charles. The Mounties, who
knocked the Townies into the loser's bracket, struck again
behind the pitching of Katie Mottau. Mottau allowed a
total of five hits in her two games against EP. After
allowing a run in the top of the first inning, the Townies
rebounded with two runs of their own in the bottom of the
frame. Leadoff batter, Alison McBride began the game
with a single, went to second on Laura King's sacrifice and
scored on Molly Hawksley's single to right. Julanne
DeWillis, courtesy runner for Amanda Shattuck, also came
around to score when the right fielder could not field
Hawksley's single cleanly. The Mount responded by
scoring three unearned runs in the top of the second inning
and held on for the right to play St. Ray's in the state
final. Liz Mellen added the Townies' only other hit in
the game. EP finished the year 16-7 including their
second consecutive Division 1-South Title.
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MSC: Mottau and Toppazinni EP: Shattuck and
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May
30, 2005
Bay View vs. East Providence at Notte Park (Loser's Bracket
Semi-final)
Townies Survive, Move On to Mt.St. Charles Rematch
It took almost 24 hours to settle the loser's bracket
semi-final game between the Townies and the BayView Bengals.
In the end, it was the Townies who advanced and earned the
right to play Mt.St.Charles in the loser's bracket final at
Notte Park on Wednesday night. With East Providence
leading 2-0 in the top of the second inning, the heavy rain
forced the game to be suspended and to be continued where
things left off on Memorial Day. The Bengals scored a
run in the third inning cutting the EP lead to 2-1.
However, Liz Mellen singled, moved to second on a sacrifice
bunt by Michaela Johnson and scored on Ali McBride's single
in the bottom of the fourth to give the Townies a two-run
cushion that they did not relinquish. Amanda Shattuck earned
the victory as she scattered three hits and struck out 12.
Cara Constable, Nicole Durand and Johnson all made key
defensive plays for EP.
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BV: Warrington and Allienello EP: Shattuck
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May
27, 2005
Westerly at East Providence (Loser's Bracket- State
Playoffs)
Shattuck, King, McBride Star as Townies Advance
Amanda Shattuck allowed only one hit and struck out 13
Bulldogs and Ali McBride and Laura King led the offense with
back to back singles in the fifth inning as EP turned back
Westerly 2-0. The Townies took a 1-0 lead without
registering a hit after a great base running effort by pinch
runner Beth Barron. Barron who replaced Sandy
Levesque, stole second, moved to third on a passed ball, and
scored on a very aggressive scamper to the plate on a wild
pitch. In the fifth inning, with two outs, Ali McBride
singled, stole second, and scored on Laura King's single.
The two runs were all Shattuck would need. Shattuck
was superb as she recorded strikeout number 700 and win
number 50 for her career.
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May
23, 2005
Woonsocket at East Providence (Losers Bracket- State
Playoffs)
Seniors Lead Townies To Next Round
It takes seniors to be successful in the state playoffs.
Yesterday, the seniors on the East Providence Softball Team
carried the Townies over Woonsocket 5-0. Amanda
Shattuck threw a one-hitter, Molly Hawksley hit a two-run
homerun, and right fielder Laura King threw out a runner at
first base taking away a potential leadoff single, all
leading EP to the playoff win. Hawksley and sophomore
Alison McBride each had two hits for EP and Michaela Johnson
chipped in with a single. Shattuck finished with seven
strikeouts. The Townies take on division rival
Westerly in the next round game.
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May
22, 2005
Mount St. Charles at East Providence
(Quarterfinals-State Playoffs)
Mounties Topple Townies 1-0
The East Providence Softball Team continued their first
round woes as they dropped a heart-breaking loss to Mount
St. Charles sending them into the losers bracket for the
third year in a row. Despite only allowing three hits,
Amanda Shattuck took the loss for EP. The Townies have
lost three straight and four out of their last five games.
The EP Offense, who have been shut-out in three consecutive
games, could only muster three singles. The Townies
now ace Woonsocket who lost to Warwick Vets.
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May
18, 2005
East Providence at LaSalle (NL)
Cancelled due to rain |
May
16, 2005
Westerly at East Providence
Townies Lose Second Straight Fall to Bulldogs in 10
Innings
The East Providence Softball Team suffered their second
loss in a row and third in their last four games. The
Townie bats have fallen silent for the past week and were
shutout for the second time this year. The day that
honored seniors Laura King, Molly Hawksley and Amanda
Shattuck did not go EP's way from the beginning.
However, it was the ending that hurt the most. The
Townies hit into a total of three double plays, one in the
seventh, eighth and tenth innings. Cara Constable led
the Townies with two hits. Sandy Levesque and Alison
McBride also had hits for the Townies who finished 12-2 in
league play.
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May
13, 2005
St. Raphael at East Providence (NL)
Saints KO Townies 2-0 in Match of Heavyweights
St. Raphael struck for two runs in the top of the fourth
inning on two hits and rode the pitching of Kaleigh Lotti to
the victory before a large crowd at Pierce Field.
Alison McBride got the lone hit for the Townies who struck
out a season high 12 times in the game. EP's defense
played an excellent game in the much anticipated game
between the two powers. Both East Providence and
St.Ray's have won their respective divisions the past two
years. Amanda Shattuck allowed only 3 hits and struck
out nine as the tough-luck loser. The Townies battle
Westerly on Senior Day, Monday at Pierce Field. EP
will honor seniors and tri-captains, Laura King, Amanda
Shattuck, and Molly Hawksley immediately following the game.
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SRA: Lotti and Magill EP: Shattuck and
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May
11, 2005
Pilgrim at East Providence
Seniors Lead Townies Back On Track Beat Pilgrim 9-0
Seniors Amanda Shattuck, Molly Hawksley and Laura King
got the Townie Softball Team back to their winning ways.
The most successful group of seniors in Townie softball
history combined for six of the eight hits and Shattuck
threw her 12th shutout of the season to beat the Patriots at
Pierce Field. With the victory, EP captured their
second consecutive Division 1-South Title and their third in
the last five years. Shattuck came a bloop single to
right field short of a perfect game. She added 12 K's
in her seven innings of work. Liz Mellen hit a
three-run double in the third inning and Hawksley (2B) and
Shattuck (3B) also had extra base hits for the Townies.
Nicole Durand made a great diving catch for EP.
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May
9, 2005
East Providence at Warwick Vets
Canes Shock Townies 2-1
Warwick Vets and Jenna Barrett did something no team has
been able to do against the Townies in league play this
year, score a run and win the game. Barrett drilled a
two-run homerun into the gap in left centerfield providing
all the runs needed to defeat the punchless Townies.
Vets, after getting beat 15-0 by the Townies earlier this
year, improved their record to 9-3. EP who only
mustered two hits against starter Casey Doyle, was led by
Holly Gibeault who singled in EP's lone run in the third
inning. Amanda Shattuck's improbable consecutive
scoreless inning streak ended at an amazing 74 innings.
The Townies can clinch their second consecutive Division
1-South title with a win against Pilgrim on Wednesday at
Pierce Field.
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May
6, 2005
East Providence at Chariho
Shattuck, Hawksley Carry Townies Over Chariho
Amanda Shattuck threw her 11th straight shutout and
Molly Hawksley had two hits and three runs scored to lead EP
over Chariho 5-0. Hawksley led off the second inning
with a double to right and alertly moved to third on a
passed ball and scored two pitches later on a ball that
barely got away from the catcher to give the Townies a 1-0
lead. Hawksley also led off the 4th (single) and 6th
(HBP) innings and came around to score each time.
Shattuck helped her own cause with a two-run double in the
seventh inning. Shattuck allowed only an infield hit
in the fifth inning while striking out 15 Chargers.
The Townies won their third game in four days.
Shattuck's scoreless inning streak increased to 71 innings.
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May
4, 2005
Coventry at East Providence
Magic Number is 10 as Townies Batter Oakers
The East Providence Offense was clicking on all
cylinders as they pounded out 10 hits, scoring 10 runs,
while improving their record to 10-0 in league play.
Laura King led the offense with three hits, 2 runs scored
and a double. Amanda Shattuck (2-3, 3RBI), Nicole
Durand (2-3, RBI), Molly Hawksley and Sandy Levesque (both
1-2 2 RBI) added extra firepower as EP rolled on.
Levesque also turned in some fine defensive plays at first
base. After scoring four runs in the first inning
before an out was recorded, the Townies never looked back.
Amanda Shattuck threw her second consecutive one-hitter and
her 10th consecutive shutout increasing her scoreless inning
streak to 64.
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May
3, 2005
East Providence at North Kingstown
Townies Remain Unbeaten Beat Skippers 4-0
Amanda Shattuck came within one out of her sixth
no-hitter of the season and the Townie Offense scored runs
in the first, second, sixth and seventh inning to improve to
9-0 on the year. Shattuck's only blemish on her one
hit, 15 strikeout gem came with two outs in the final frame.
Alison McBride and Molly Hawksley led the offense with three
hits each and 2 RBI. Shattuck also helped her cause
with two hits including a double in the first inning.
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May
2, 2005
East Providence JV remains unbeaten. Now 6-0!
EP defeated NK 17-6 on Monday afternoon. Kelly
Clancy struck out 9 skipper batters and Monica Fernandes went
3-3 with 3 RBIs. Check out the updated JV stats on the stats
page!
April
29, 2005
East Providence at Lincoln (Non-League)
Lions Roar Past Townies 6-4
Ashley Keene hit a two-run triple in the fourth inning
to propel Lincoln past the Townies. The Townie defense
made three critical errors, one in Lincoln's three run
fourth inning and two in the Lions' two run sixth inning to
seal their fate. Nicole Durand made some stellar plays
at third base for EP. Leading the Townie offense was
Sandy Levesque who had three hits including a two-run triple
in the seventh inning. Ali McBride continued her
torrid hitting with two hits and two runs scored. The
Townies get back to league play with three games this week
including North Kingstown on Tuesday at Ryan Park.
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April
28, 2005
South Kingstown at East Providence
Shattuck Throws Fifth No-Hitter, Mellen Powers
Offense
Amanda Shattuck threw her fifth no-hitter of the season
and her eighth consecutive shutout as the Townies defeated
the Rebels 6-0. Shattuck struck out 11 batters as her
scoreless inning streak rose to 54 on the year. Liz
Mellen crushed a two-run homerun and Laura King (2-3,2
runs), Nicole Durand (2B), and junior transfer Cara
Constable
(1-2, RBI) led the Townie offense. The Townies who
have averaged just over 7 runs per game improved their
record to 8-0.
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April
27, 2005
East Providence JV remains unbeaten.
The young townies are learning from the seasoned
Varsity and are currently 5-0. Check out the JV stats on the
stats page!
April
25, 2005
East Providence at Westerly
Shattuck Townies Remain Perfect
Amanda Shattuck threw a one-hitter and her seventh
consecutive shutout of the year as the Townies rolled over
Westerly 8-0. A bloop single to right was the only hit
and baserunner the Bulldogs could muster against the
dominating senior. Ali McBride, Michaela Johnson and
Shattuck all had two hits for the Townies. Liz Mellen
and Nicole Durand had key RBI's and Molly Hawksley added a
double off the centerfield fence in the sixth inning.
Shattuck increased her scoreless inning streak to 45.
The Townies improved to 7-0 in league play.
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April
22, 2005
Woonsocket at East Providence (Non-League)
Novans Capitalize on Townie Errors
After falling behind 1-0 in the first inning, Woonsocket
scored two runs in the fifth, one in the sixth and an
insurance run in the seventh inning to beat the Townies 4-2
in the non-league contest. The Townie defense made
five errors behind starter Casey Gonsalves who allowed only
one earned run. Amanda Shattuck led the Townie offense
with two hits and an RBI. Beth Moretti relieved Novan
starter Meg Lemeux in the third inning and shut down the
Townies who struck out a season high eight times. The
Townies face Westerly in a key D-1 South match-up on Monday.
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April
21, 2005
Chariho at East Providence
Shattuck and Townies Roll Over Chargers
Amanda Shattuck threw her second consecutive no-hitter
and her fourth on the year as East Providence defeated
Chariho 10-0. Molly Hawksley drilled a long homerun,
singled, scored two runs and walked twice leading the Townie
offense. Michaela Johnson also homered for EP.
Nicole Durand continued to swing a hot stick going 2-3 with
3 RBI. Julanne DeWillis, running for Shattuck, stole
two bases and scored three times. Shattuck struck out
10 Chargers in the five inning game and extended her
scoreless inning streak to 38. The Townies have not
allowed a run in league play.
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April
19, 2005
East Providence at Pilgrim
Townies Win Battle For First 6-0
Amanda Shattuck threw her third no-hitter of the season
and struck out 15 Patriots to lead EP past Pilgrim.
The Townies handed Pilgrim their first league loss of the
season as Sandy Levesque had three hits and 2 RBI to lead
the Townie offense. Michaela Johnson, Ali McBride and
Shattuck all had two hits for the winners. Molly
Hawksley, who continues to be superb behind the dish, had a
key double and 2 RBI on the day. Shattuck continued
her dominance so far this year extending her scoreless
inning streak to 33. EP improved to 5-0 in league play
and 6-0 on the season.
Read a story about
the game from the Providence Journal
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April
15, 2005
East Providence at Cumberland
Gonsalves Notches First Victory as Townies Win
Casey Gonsalves, making her first varsity start,
scattered eight hits while walking only one en route to the
4-2 win over Cumberland in a non-league game. Michaela
Johnson and Nicole Durand continued their torrid hitting as
both juniors added two hits each. Johnson also stole
three bases on the day. Defensively, Johnson made a great
running shoestring catch in centerfield and Durand made a
stellar diving stop both taking hits and possible runs away
from the Clippers. Molly Hawksley was superb behind
the plate for the Townies. EP extended its winning
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April
14, 2005
Warwick Vets at East Providence
Shattuck's No Hitter; Durand, Johnson Homers Power EP
Amanda Shattuck threw her second no-hitter of the season
and Nicole Durand and Michaela Johnson belted homeruns as
the Townies defeated Warwick Vets 15-0. Shattuck
struck out 12 and increased her scoreless inning streak to
26. The Townies who have displayed excellent defense
this year only needed to make three plays as Shattuck took
care of the rest. Johnson's shot was a three-run
homerun and Durand added a two-run shot in the fourth.
Laura King had three hits, 2 RBI and 2 runs scored.
Liz Mellen and Molly Hawksley both chipped in with two hits
each. Shattuck also drilled a triple on a three hopper
to the fence at the 300 foot mark in left field.
Read a story about the
game from the Pawtucket Times
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April
12, 2005
East Providence at Coventry
Durand, Johnson Lead Townies past Oakers
Nicole Durand had three hits (2 doubles), and two RBI
and Michaela Johnson went 2-4 with two runs scored and a
double to lead East Providence to a 10-0 win over Coventry.
Sandy Levesque added a two-out two-run single to keep EP
perfect on the young season. Amanda Shattuck went the
distance on the mound and increased her consecutive
scoreless inning streak to 21.
EP wasted no time jumping on top scoring six runs in the
top of the first inning. Later, the Townies added 4
runs in the seventh inning.
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0 |
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4 |
10 |
12 |
1 |
| Coventry |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
1 |
0 |
0 |
7 |
1 |
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EP: Shattuck and Hawksley
C: Chabot and Shaffer |
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April
7, 2005
North Kingstown at East Providence
Shattuck's No Hitter Durand's Squeeze Propel Townies
Amanda Shattuck threw her fourth career no-hitter and
Nicole Durand's suicide squeeze proved to be the difference
in the match-up of the perennial powers. Shattuck who
came two outs from a perfect game, struck out seven of the
first eight batters the Skippers sent to the plate. EP,
who squandered excellent scoring opportunities, finally
struck in the sixth. Shattuck led off with a walk and
was replaced by courtesy runner, Holly Gibeault.
Gibeault took second on an infield out and scampered to
third on a wild pitch. Durand, who had a perfect
squeeze in the game against South Kingstown on Tuesday, came through again. Only
an infield error kept Shattuck from the first perfect game
in Townie Softball History. Shattuck ended with 12
strikeouts on the day.
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| East Providence |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
1 |
x |
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5 |
1 |
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NK: Tourtellot and Powers
EP: Shattuck and Hawksley |
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April
5, 2005
East Providence at South Kingstown
Townies blank Rebels in Opener
Pitching and defense is the recipe for winning in
fast-pitch softball. Behind the pitching of Amanda Shattuck
and excellent defensive plays by Sandy Levesque, Nicole
Durand and Beth Barron, EP defeated South Kingstown by the
score of 6-0. Timely hitting was also the key as
Levesque, Shattuck and Molly Hawksley all delivered clutch
two-out hits to lead the offense. Durand also chipped in
with two hits for the winners. Shattuck came within two outs
of a no-hitter as she improved to 1-0 on the season.
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9 |
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0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
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EP: Shattuck and Hawksley
SK: Nigro and Creamer |
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April
1, 2005
Scrimmage- Bay View at East Providence
Townies Bats Sharp against Bengals
The Townies jumped out quickly
scoring four runs in the first inning and junior transfer,
Cara Constable made her presence felt early. After
Amanda Shattuck's RBI single scoring the first of two walks
leading off the game, Constable hit a long two-run homerun
to propel EP. The pitching of Shattuck and freshman
Kelley Clancy was excellent as was the Townie defense.
Michaela Johnson and Molly Hawksley both had two hits for EP
who open the regular season on Tuesday at South Kingstown. |
March
31, 2005
Scrimmage- North Smithfield at East Providence
Townies look good in first scrimmage
After only one practice on a
field, the Townies took on a good North Smithfield team at
Pierce Field. Amanda Shattuck returned to the mound
with veteran battery-mate Molly Hawksley and kept the
Northmen in check through her five innings of work.
Sophomore pitcher Casey Gonsalves did well in relief of
Shattuck. Transfer Cara Constable had multiple hits
for the Townies and new shortstop Liz Mellen belted a
triple. |
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2005 Varsity
Roster |
|
Name |
Number |
Position |
YOG |
|
Barron, Beth |
8 |
2B |
2007 |
| Constable, Cara |
1 |
1B |
2006 |
|
Crevier, Sarah |
22 |
Inf |
2006 |
|
Durand, Nicole |
18 |
3B |
2006 |
|
Gibeault, Holly |
3 |
OF |
2006 |
|
Gonsalves, Casey |
7 |
OF/P |
2007 |
|
Hawksley, Molly * |
12 |
C |
2005 |
|
Johnson, Michaela |
5 |
OF |
2006 |
|
King, Laura * |
6 |
RF |
2005 |
| Levesque, Sandy |
20 |
1B/C |
2006 |
|
McBride, Alison |
2 |
OF |
2007 |
| Mellen,
Liz |
9 |
SS |
2006 |
|
Shattuck, Amanda * |
11 |
P/2B |
2005 |
| * Denotes
Captains |
|
|
|
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2005 Junior Varsity Roster |
|
Name |
Number |
Position |
YOG |
| Arico, Caitlyn |
5 |
SS |
2008 |
| Barry, Danielle |
17 |
OF |
2007 |
| Clancy, Kelley |
19 |
P/1B |
2008 |
| Counts, Erin |
20 |
DH |
2008 |
| DeClercq,
Marlene |
16 |
OF |
2007 |
| DeWillis,
Julanne |
10 |
OF |
2007 |
| Fernandes,
Monica |
14 |
OF |
2007 |
| Foley, Courtney |
11 |
OF |
2007 |
| Johnson, Morgan |
18 |
C |
2008 |
| Lotring,
Jessica |
13 |
3B |
2007 |
| Rizzini,
Danielle |
8 |
Inf |
2008 |
| Shearer, Nyrel |
9 |
OF |
2008 |
| Towne, Samantha |
21 |
C/OF |
2007 |
| Walsh, Samantha |
22 |
OF |
2008 |
|
|
2005 Varsity
Schedule See below for
directions |
|
Date |
Opponent |
Place |
Time |
Bus |
W-L |
|
3/28 |
Lincoln-
Scrimmage |
Pierce Field |
3:30 |
2:15 |
canceled |
|
3/30 |
North Smithfield-
Scrimmage |
Pierce Field |
3:30 |
2:15 |
|
| 4/1 |
BayView- Scrimmage |
BayView |
3:30 |
2:30 |
|
|
4/5 |
South Kingstown |
S.Kingstown |
3:30 |
1:45 |
W 6-0 |
|
4/7 |
North Kingstown |
Pierce Field |
3:45 |
2:30 |
W 1-0 |
|
4/12 |
Coventry |
Coventry H.S |
3:45 |
2:00 |
W 10-0 |
|
4/14 |
Warwick Vets |
Pierce Field |
3:30 |
2:15 |
W 15-0 |
|
4/15 |
Cumberland (NL) |
Cumberland H.S |
3:30 |
2:15 |
W 4-2 |
| 4/19 |
Pilgrim |
The Pit |
11:00am |
9:15am |
W 6-0 |
|
4/21 |
Chariho |
Pierce Field |
3:45 |
2:15 |
W 10-0 |
| 4/22 |
Woonsocket (NL) |
Pierce Field |
10:30am |
9:15am |
L 4-2 |
|
4/25 |
Westerly |
Cimalore Park |
3:45 |
1:30 |
W 8-0 |
| 4/28 |
South Kingstown |
Pierce Field |
3:30 |
2:15 |
W 6-0 |
|
4/29 |
Lincoln (NL) |
Lincoln H.S |
3:30 |
2:15 |
L 6-4 |
| 5/3 |
North Kingstown |
Ryan Park |
3:45 |
2:15 |
W 4-0 |
|
5/4 |
Coventry |
Pierce Field |
3:45 |
2:30 |
W 10-0 |
| 5/6 |
Chariho |
Chariho H.S |
3:45 |
1:30 |
W 5-0 |
|
5/7 |
10X Game- BayView |
EPHS |
8:00am |
|
PPD 5/14 |
| 5/9 |
Warwick Vets |
Warwick Vets
|
3:30 |
2:00 |
L 2-1 |
|
5/11 |
Pilgrim |
Pierce Field |
3:30 |
2:15 |
W 9-0 |
| 5/13 |
St.Ray's (NL) |
Pierce Field |
4:30 |
3:15 |
L 2-0 |
|
5/14 |
10X Game- Make Up Day |
EPHS |
8:00am |
|
PPD TBA |
| 5/16 |
Westerly |
Pierce Field |
3:45 |
2:15 |
L 2-0 10 innings |
|
5/18 |
LaSalle (NL) |
LaSalle |
3:30 |
2:15 |
Canceled |
|
5/22 |
Mt. St. Charles (Playoffs) |
Pierce Field |
1:00 |
11:45 |
L 1-0 |
|
5/23 |
Woonsocket (Playoffs) |
Pierce Field |
3:30 |
2:15 |
W 5-0 |
|
5/27 |
Westerly (Playoffs) |
Pierce Field |
3:30 |
2:15 |
W 2-0 |
|
5/30 |
Bay View (Playoffs) |
Notte Park |
1:00pm |
|
W 3-1 |
|
6/1 |
Mt. St. Charles |
Notte Park |
5:30 |
3:30pm |
L 4-2 |
|
To Find directions to all
fields go to www.riil.org
and click online directions
2005 JV
Schedule |
|
Date |
Opponent |
Place |
Time |
Bus |
W-L |
| 4/4 |
Coventry |
Coventry |
3:30 |
2:00 |
|
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4/6 |
North Kingstown |
EPHS |
3:30 |
|
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| 4/11 |
Middletown |
Middletown |
3:30 |
1:45 |
|
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4/13 |
West Warwick |
EPHS |
3:30 |
|
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| 4/18 |
Cumberland |
Cumberland |
11:00am |
9:15am |
|
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4/20 |
Pilgrim |
EPHS |
10:00am |
|
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| 4/23 |
BayView |
EPHS |
10:00am |
|
|
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4/26 |
Lincoln |
Saylesville MS |
3:30 |
2:00 |
|
| 4/28 |
Coventry |
EPHS |
3:30 |
|
|
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4/30 |
BayView |
BayView |
10:00am |
9:00am |
|
| 5/2 |
North Kingstown |
Ryan Park |
3:30 |
1:45 |
|
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5/5 |
LaSalle |
EPHS |
3:30 |
|
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| 5/7 |
10X Game |
EPHS |
8:00am |
|
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5/10 |
Cumberland |
EPHS |
3:30 |
|
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| 5/12 |
West Warwick |
W.Warwick H.S |
3:30 |
2:00 |
|
|
5/14 |
10X Make-Up Day |
EPHS |
8:00am |
|
|
|
5/17 |
Pilgrim |
Pilgrim H.S |
3:30 |
2:00 |
|
|
5/19 |
Middletown |
EPHS |
3:30 |
|
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