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BHS Sports Roundup: Field hockey team eliminated from playoffs

Boys soccer team loses in quarterfinals

Posted 11/8/23

Last week marked the end of the road for three Barrington High School fall sports teams.

The field hockey team lost 2-1 to East Greenwich in the semifinals. The girls tennis team fell to North …

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BHS Sports Roundup: Field hockey team eliminated from playoffs

Boys soccer team loses in quarterfinals

Emma Mueller slashes the ball away from an Avenger. Mueller would score Barrington’s goal in the second half.

Emma Mueller slashes the ball away from an Avenger. Mueller would score Barrington’s goal in the second half.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Barrington goalkeeper Maggie Despines makes a save during the game.

Barrington goalkeeper Maggie Despines makes a save during the game.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Barrington's Emma Mueller (left) and Ava DiMatteo close on an East Greenwich player in overtime.

Barrington's Emma Mueller (left) and Ava DiMatteo close on an East Greenwich player in overtime.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Barrington's Emma Mueller advances the ball toward the East Greenwich goal.

Barrington's Emma Mueller advances the ball toward the East Greenwich goal.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Barrington High School's Ava DiMatteo (right) makes a pass upfield.

Barrington High School's Ava DiMatteo (right) makes a pass upfield.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Barrington goalkeeper Maggie Despines, Chloe Moscrop, Roxana Mohammadi, and Shelby Gasbarro (from left to right) defend the goal.

Barrington goalkeeper Maggie Despines, Chloe Moscrop, Roxana Mohammadi, and Shelby Gasbarro (from left to right) defend the goal.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Barrington High School's Olivia Perreira (right) dribbles the ball upfield.

Barrington High School's Olivia Perreira (right) dribbles the ball upfield.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

The Eagles celebrate after scoring a goal to tie the game.

The Eagles celebrate after scoring a goal to tie the game.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Barrington goalkeeper Maggie Despines attempts to stop East Greenwich's Margret Neville from scoring, but the shot slipped into the net for the winning goal in overtime.

Barrington goalkeeper Maggie Despines attempts to stop East Greenwich's Margret Neville from scoring, but the shot slipped into the net for the winning goal in overtime.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Barrington players look on as East Greenwich celebrates after scoring the winning goal in overtime.

Barrington players look on as East Greenwich celebrates after scoring the winning goal in overtime.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Posted Wednesday, November 8, 2023 10:31 am

Last week marked the end of the road for three Barrington High School fall sports teams.

The field hockey team lost 2-1 to East Greenwich in the semifinals. The girls tennis team fell to North Kingstown 5-2 in the semifinals. And the Barrington boys soccer team lost 2-1 to Hendricken in the quarterfinals.

The BHS field hockey team trailed East Greenwich before the Eagles’ Emma Mueller tied it up. Mueller dribbled the ball past a few defenders and fired a rocket into the back of the East Greenwich net. The score remained tied 1-1 through the end of regulation. In the final few seconds of the first overtime period, East Greenwich fired a pair of tough shots toward the Eagles’ goal. Barrington turned away the first, but the Avengers buried the second and won, 2-1. East Greenwich went on to win the state title over Moses Brown.

A pair of mistakes cost the Barrington High School boys soccer team two goals in its quarterfinal game against Hendricken. The Eagles trailed 2-0 at the half, but cut that lead in half when George Zhukov scored off a rebound.