Eagles drop three games in a row

Barrington loses to Classical on Senior Night

Posted 2/9/22

The Barrington High School boys basketball team lost to Classical on Senior Night, 81-73, dropping the Eagles’ overall record to 8-10.

Matt Raffa scored 18 points to lead the Eagles, while …

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Eagles drop three games in a row

Barrington loses to Classical on Senior Night

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The Barrington High School boys basketball team lost to Classical on Senior Night, 81-73, dropping the Eagles’ overall record to 8-10.

Matt Raffa scored 18 points to lead the Eagles, while Sean Bonneau and Ethan Coutu scored 14 points each. Jack Abadi and Dan Coogan scored 11 points each and Nick Scandura finished with five points. 

The loss to Classical followed a tough, two-point defeat to Portsmouth, 61-59, on Saturday, Feb. 5. Raffa and Scandura scored 12 points each, while Bonneau and Coogan scored 11 points each. Coutu finished with 10.

On Thursday, Feb. 3, Barrington battled Hendricken, losing 63-55. Coutu knocked down three 3-pointers and finished with 19 points to pace the Eagles, while Bonneau finished with 15 points and Scandura added 10. 

The Eagles picked up a 76-69 victory over Narragansett on Tuesday, Feb. 1. Raffa led the Eagles with 25 points, while Bonneau dropped in 19 and Coutu added 17. Coogan finished with 8 points. Barrington trailed at halftime but outscored the Mariners in the second half.

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