Barrington boys roll to track wins over Mt. Hope, Rogers
The Barrington High School boys’ track and field team rolled to two solid victories in their tri-meet Monday afternoon, beating Mt. Hope, 133.5-19.5, and Rogers, 125-28. The wins improve the Eagles to 4-0 in dual meets on the season, after blowing out Middletown and St. Raphael’s last week in their outdoor season opener. “This was [...]
Read More →Mt. Hope’s unified rules the court, 51-16, against Tiverton
The Mt. Hope High School unified basketball team defeated rival Tiverton High School last Wednesday, 51-16. Mt. Hope coach Tom Fullen attributed the win to Tiverton’s unfortunate “cold shooting hand” while Mt. Hope, it seemed “just could not miss.” “Partners on both teams played very well in passing to their fellow athletes and helping on [...]
Read More →Huskies are sixth at Class B Championship meet
The Mt. Hope High School girls track and field team finished sixth at the Rhode Island Interscholastic League Class B Championship on Saturday, hosted by the Providence Career Technical Academy. Barrington racked up an impressive 91.5 points on the afternoon, beating second place South Kingstown by over 42 points. Mt. Hope finished the meet with [...]
Read More →North Kingstown skates past Mt. Hope hockey team, 8-4
Mt. Hope High School hockey team captain Justin Correia scored all four goals in the Huskies’ 8-4 loss to North Kingstown on Saturday, Dec. 15, at St. George’s ice rink in Newport. Correira scored two of his goals on power plays. Jacob Abernante assisted on two of Correia’s scores, while Nick Anania, Trevor Sousa and [...]
Read More →John Paul Medeiros, Jr. Memorial hockey games are Jan. 2
The 11th annual John Paul Medeiros, Jr. Memorial Cup hockey games will be played on Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2013 at the Portsmouth Abbey ice rink. The Mt. Hope boys team will play against Barrington at 7:30 p.m., while the girls game will be held at 6. Admission to the games is a donation at the [...]
Read More →Eagles, Huskies ready for Thanksgiving Day showdown
It has been a rough couple of days for the Mt. Hope and Barrington football coaches. Huskies coach Brian Cote saw his team lose a close playoff game to West Warwick on Nov. 10 and then watched in disbelief as more than a dozen of his players missed practice a few days later. In Barrington, [...]
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