Tuesday, April 3, 2012
In ceremonies at the start of Monday's meeting, the Narragansett Town Council honored the girls' basketball team and the cheerleading squad.
With family and friends looking on, the Narragansett High School girls’ basketball team and the cheerleading squad were recognized Monday night by the Narragansett Town Council for their division titles. The girls’ basketball team won the Division II title on March 10. Cheerleading won the Small Division title the next day, the third straight title for the school. Coaches Kathryn Mahoney and Kristen Razza made brief remarks for their respective teams. The ceremonies took about 20 minutes at the start of Monday’s three-hour meeting, which following a one-hour work session.
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Monday, March 12, 2012
It was a wild weekend for Leia Mistowski, the Narragansett boys' indoor track team competes in New York City, and Prout is one of the few local teams still alive in the playoffs.
Mistowski Finishes 18th in Nation in Weight Throw While the rest of her team was still celebrating their Division II title, Narragansett sophomore and starting power forward Leia Mistowski was getting ready to board a train at Kingston Station for New York City. That’s because this year, Mistowski continued her second winter sport from last year, the weight throw. Under RIIL rules, any high school athlete is allowed to compete in one addition event in track and field meets. At the New Balance Indoor Nationals, the Narragansett sophomore finished 18th, up from her seeding spot of 30, with a throw of 43 feet, 9 inches. Mistowski said it was a personal best for her. It capped off a wild two-day stretch for Mistowski. On Saturday morning, she …
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Saturday, March 10, 2012
Thanks to a return to form in the second half by Abby McKanna, the Mariners are the Division II champions.
KINGSTON – Repeating the pattern from their first three playoff games, the Narragansett Mariners used a dominant second half to salt away a 51-40 win against Classical in the Division II girls’ basketball final at the Ryan Center. Abby McKanna shook off a shaky first half, where she had twice as many shots as points, to finish with 18 points and a steal. Chelsea Sahagian finished with nine points and five steals. Mercedes Harris finished with 10 points, two blocks and one steal, and was named the most valuable player of the tournament. Also named to the tournament team were Sahagian and McKanna, and McKanna was awarded the trophy for the player of the game. In the final, Narragansett went with a tighter rotation, as McKanna, Sahagian and …
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Join us Friday night and all of Saturday, as we blog from the Ryan Center for the state basketball championships.
KINGSTON – Can’t make it to South County for the basketball semifinal and championship games Friday night and all-day Saturday? Fear not! Patch has you covered. We will be live blogging from both games Friday night, and all four championships on Saturday. Are you going to the game, and want to follow and comment via your mobile phone? iPhone users can download it here, and Android users can go here. Until the games start, feel free to queue up any questions in the chat applet – We should be blogging about 30 minutes before the tip. Not sure who’s playing? Check out our mini-previews below. Boys’ State Basketball Championship The semifinals of the boys’ state tournament start 6 p.m. Friday, as La Salle (21-4, 15-3 Division I) takes on Hope…
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Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Thanks to a stifling defensive effort, Narragansett will play for the Division II girls’ basketball championship on Saturday afternoon against the Classical Purple.
PROVIDENCE – A rugged defensive effort limited Moses Brown to just 13 second half points Tuesday night at Rhode Island College, and as a result, the Narragansett Mariners will play in the Division II girls’ basketball championship Saturday at the Ryan Center. The Mariners (21-4, 16-2 Division II-South) used their defense to turn a 21-19 game at halftime into a 55-32 rout by the final buzzer. Like their earlier playoff games against Tolman and Scituate, a hard full and three-quarters press by Narragansett left top seed Moses Brown (19-3, 17-1 Division II-North) exhausted in the second half. The proof shows up in the stat lines of Mariner guards and freshmen Chelsea Sahagian and Abby McKanna, and senior Jackie Iannucci. Sahagian finished …
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Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Join us tonight from Rhode Island College, starting a bit before 6 p.m.
Can’t make it up to Rhode Island College tonight for the Division II girls’ basketball quarterfinals? Patch has your solution, as Narragansett Patch’s Stephen Greenwell will be blogging from both games. For a full bracket, check out the RIIL’s site here. The slate for today: The opening round went all-chalk, as the remaining eight teams all defeated the underdogs. In the Elite Eight, last year’s champion, Prout, was bested by Classical, Johnston upset No. 1S Rogers, and Narragansett and Moses Brown easily handled Scituate and East Greenwich. For a wrap-up of those games, click here. The Division II championship is 1:30 p.m. Saturday, March 10 at the Ryan Center in Kingston, following the Division III championship and before the Division I …
What’s on the event calendar for today? Plenty of government business – it’s business time.
Here are the Five Things for Tuesday, March 6, 2012: Adjust your decoder rings! There will be a Narragansett School Committee budget workshop meeting from 6 p.m. to question mark at Narragansett Town Hall. In case you’re going by the school calendar issued out in September, realize that the meeting is Tuesday night (tonight), and not tomorrow, as originally scheduled. “I’m tired of hearing it said that government doesn’t work. Of course it doesn’t work. We are supposed to work it.” – Alexander Woollcott. Outside of that school committee meeting, there are several other government bodies meeting tonight, all at Narragansett Town Hall. All meetings are free to attend, of course. For more information on any of the town’s boards or meetings, …
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Monday, March 5, 2012
Narragansett will play Moses Brown 8 p.m. Tuesday at Rhode Island College, after pulling away from Scituate in the second half.
EAST PROVIDENCE – Thanks to a rugged, 19-point effort from Mercedes Harris in the paint, the Narragansett High School girls’ basketball team will play on in the Division II playoffs. The Mariners used a late second half run to pull away from Scituate, 69-48, in the Division II quarterfinals at the Bay View Academy. Harris also had six blocks and five steals, leading Narragansett in those categories as well. Also contributing for Narragansett: Chelsea Sahagian (12 points, 3 steals), Jackie Iannucci (12 points, 3 steals), Abby McKanna (14 points, 4 steals), Leia Mistowski (4 points, 4 steals, 1 block), Ali Castrovillari (2 points) and Peach Griffith (6 points, 2 steals). Hannah Collier also played for the Mariners. Sadie Ross led Scituate …
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Saturday, March 3, 2012
Join us, as we’ll be blogging all-day from the Bay View Academy, the site of the Division II girls’ basketball playoffs.
Can’t make it up to Bay View today for the Division II girls’ basketball quarterfinals? Patch has your solution, as Narragansett Patch’s Stephen Greenwell will be blogging all day from the games. For a full bracket, check out the RIIL’s site here. The slate for today: The opening round went all-chalk, as the remaining eight teams all defeated the underdogs. Last year’s champion, Prout, remains alive, but the runner-up – No. 8 seed Mount St. Charles – was eliminated by Rogers. The winners will play 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. Tuesday, March 6 at Rhode Island College in Providence. The Division II championship is Saturday, March 10 at the Ryan Center in Kingston.
Friday, March 2, 2012
The Mariners survive a physical match-up with the Tolman Tigers and will play on the Division II playoffs.
The Narragansett High School girls’ basketball team survived an intense, physical effort from Tolman on Thursday night, taming the Tigers 57-42 with a second half run after emotions boiled over at one point. Narragansett head coach Kathryn Mahoney was issued a technical foul for arguing with officials about four minutes into the second half. However, the Mariners seemed to play with a lot more composure after the outpouring from Mahoney, and outscored Tolman 28-10 down the stretch. “I don’t typically get the emotional or riled up unless there is a need for it,” Mahoney said. Depending on your point of view, the officiating crew either called a brutally tough game, or they flat out missed calls left and right. Junior center Mercedes Harris …
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