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BHS students taking their games to the next level

Plenty of Eagles will play sports in college

Posted 6/4/20

More than two dozens graduating Barrington High School students are poised to play intercollegiate athletics next fall.

According to information provided by the school, 29 student-athletes will …

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BHS students taking their games to the next level

Plenty of Eagles will play sports in college

Claire Grover races toward a hurdle while competing in the 55 meter event at the Rhode Island indoor track and field state championships.

Photo by Julie Furtado

Barrington's Jonathan Adamson runs through an arm-tackle during the Eagles' game last season.

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Barrington's Anika Breker was the only fencer from the RI Fencing Academy and Club to win a medal at the recent Junior Olympic National Fencing Championships.

Andrew Barton competes in a breaststroke race during the YMCA New England Championship held at MIT in Cambridge, Mass.

Trent Carney serves the ball during a match.

Barrington's William Cauley, shown at last year's state championship meet, finished second in the weight throw at the RIIL Injury Fund meet on Wednesday, Dec. 11.

Barrington High School's Stephanie Chun competes in the state cross country meet.

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Sydni Diehl rips through the water in the 100-yard freestyle.

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Barrington's Aiden Doyle gets ready to blast a shot toward the Moses Brown goal.

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Barrington High School midfielder Maeve Harrington dribbles around an opponent.

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Julia Howarth runs a leg of a relay for Barrington.

Barrington High School's Walter Joachim-Delpoio clears a hurdle while competing in the 55 meter race at the Rhode Island indoor track and field state championships.

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Barrington High School's Chip Kreuzkamp (left) and Joe Wicker practice on a Roger Williams University FJ recently.

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Caroline Livingston runs toward the finish line at the state meet.

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Will Cauley and Madison McGloin at the Dartmouth Relays.

Barrington High School's Jack O'Connell stops a Cranston East opponent from advancing the ball.

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Jordynn Palethorpe rounds the track while competing in the 4x400 meter relay for Barrington.

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Sophie Piette competes in a relay event.

Barrington's Will Rywolt gets ready to shoot a free throw during a playoff game.

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Barrington's Sam Tanous hits a ball to the right side during the Division II finals at McCoy Stadium.

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Barrington's Elijah Kraemer (left) celebrates with his teammate, Sam Turner after they both score runs in the fifth inning of the Eagles' 9-0 win.

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Barrington High School's Josh Leadem follows through on a swing during Game 2 of the Division II finals.

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Posted Thursday, June 4, 2020 8:29 am

More than two dozens graduating Barrington High School students are poised to play intercollegiate athletics next fall.

According to information provided by the school, 29 student-athletes will play a variety of sports, including football, swimming, fencing, volleyball, track and field, sailing, soccer, field hockey, rowing and more.

Following is the list of soon-to-be-graduates, the colleges they plan to attend, and the sports they will compete in:

Jon Adamson — Denison University — Football

Andrew Barton — Union College — Swimming

Anika Breker — Brown University — Fencing

Trent Carney — LaSell University — Volleyball

William Cauley — Princeton University — Track and Field

Stephanie Chun — Bowdoin College — Cross Country/Track and Field

Sydni Diehl — James Madison University — Swimming

Aiden Doyle — Southern New Hampshire University — Soccer

Grace Faulkner — Dartmouth University — Soccer

Claire Grover — University of Rochester — Soccer

Maeve Harrington — Hamilton College — Field Hockey

Julia Howarth — Massachusetts Institute of Technology — Soccer

Walter Joachim-DelPoio — Bates College — Track and Field

Chip Kreuzkamp — Boston College — Sailing

Josh Leadem — University of Rochester — Baseball

Caroline Livingston — Dartmouth University — Cross Country/Track and Field

Madison McGloin — Bucknell University — Track and Field

Jack O'Connell — Bryant University — Football

Jordynn Palethorpe — Washington and Lee University — Track and Field

Sophie Piette — University of New England — Swimming

Sarah Quinlan — Mount Holyoke College — Equestrian

Will Rywolt — Stonehill College — Basketball

Emma Scheibl — Sacred Heart University — Rowing

Emily Swintak — Connecticut College — Rowing

Sam Tanous — American International College — Baseball

Sam Turner — Hood College — Baseball

Ethan Tutt — Old Dominion University — Sailing

Owen Voigt — Boston University — Tennis

Britta Wilkerson — Hobart and Williams Smith Colleges — Rowing

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BHS students taking their games to the next level