Barrington girls basketball team improves to 13-2

Eagles defeat LaSalle Academy and Scituate

Posted 2/4/22

The Barrington High School girls basketball team celebrated a pair of victories last week. The two wins improved the Eagles record to 13-2 overall. 

On Wednesday, Feb. 2, the Eagles doubled …

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Barrington girls basketball team improves to 13-2

Eagles defeat LaSalle Academy and Scituate

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The Barrington High School girls basketball team celebrated a pair of victories last week. The two wins improved the Eagles record to 13-2 overall. 

On Wednesday, Feb. 2, the Eagles doubled up Scituate, winning 56-24. And on Monday, Jan. 31, Barrington knocked off LaSalle Academy 41-36.

Eight BHS players finished in the scoring column against Scituate — Mady Calhoun led the way with 14 points, and Isys Dunphy added 12. Maddie Gill had eight, Sophia Richardson and Chloe Rouleau each scored six, and Caroline McConaghy finished with five. Riley Graveline added four and Hailey Walter had two.

It was a balanced scoring attack for the Eagles in their win over LaSalle. Dunphy had nine, while Rouleau scored eight and Gill dropped in seven. Calhoun scored six, Walter and McConaghy each scored four, and Graveline finished with two. 

Barrington is scheduled to play at Cranston West on Saturday, Feb. 5 at 5 p.m. 

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