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BHS Sports Roundup: Field hockey opens against MB

Boys cross country team runs to 6-0 start

By Josh Bickford

Posted 10/15/20

• Boys cross country: The Barrington High School boys cross country team remained undefeated after picking up wins against Portsmouth, Tolman and Shea on Saturday, Oct. 10

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BHS Sports Roundup: Field hockey opens against MB

Boys cross country team runs to 6-0 start

Noelle Teixeira attempts to settle the ball in front of the Moses Brown goal with teammate Peyton Whittet (right).

Noelle Teixeira attempts to settle the ball in front of the Moses Brown goal with teammate Peyton Whittet (right).

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Noelle Teixeira attempts to settle the ball in front of the Moses Brown goal.

Noelle Teixeira attempts to settle the ball in front of the Moses Brown goal.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Isabel Gugliemo runs after and tries to block a Moses Brown pass.

Isabel Gugliemo runs after and tries to block a Moses Brown pass.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Isabel Gugliemo runs after and tries to block a Moses Brown pass.

Isabel Gugliemo runs after and tries to block a Moses Brown pass.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Zoey Despines checks a Moses Brown player along the sidelines.

Zoey Despines checks a Moses Brown player along the sidelines.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Zoey Despines checks a Moses Brown player along the sidelines.

Zoey Despines checks a Moses Brown player along the sidelines.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Ainsley Gasbarro slaps a pass across the field.

Ainsley Gasbarro slaps a pass across the field.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Zoey Despines (left), Noelle Teixeira and Amy Labelle break out of the Eagles defensive zone.

Zoey Despines (left), Noelle Teixeira and Amy Labelle break out of the Eagles defensive zone.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Peyton Whittet (left) and Violet Gagliano battle Moses Brown goalkeeper Shannon Ridge during a Barrington scoring bid.

Peyton Whittet (left) and Violet Gagliano battle Moses Brown goalkeeper Shannon Ridge during a Barrington scoring bid.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Amy Labelle checks a Moses Brown player as she heads up field.

Amy Labelle checks a Moses Brown player as she heads up field.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Noelle Teixeira breaks up a Moses Brown pass.

Noelle Teixeira breaks up a Moses Brown pass.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Barrington's Abby Martel (left), Ainsley Gasbarro and goalkeeper Mackenzie Stephens thwart a Moses Brown scoring bid in the first half of their league game at Barrington High School on Friday.

Barrington's Abby Martel (left), Ainsley Gasbarro and goalkeeper Mackenzie Stephens thwart a Moses Brown scoring bid in the first half of their league game at Barrington High School on Friday.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Posted Thursday, October 15, 2020 7:42 am

By Josh Bickford

• Boys cross country: The Barrington High School boys cross country team remained undefeated after picking up wins against Portsmouth, Tolman and Shea on Saturday, Oct. 10

Barrington defeated Portsmouth 24-33, and Tolman and Shea, each by a score of 15-50. Barrington's record is now 6-0.

The Eagles' Holden Vaughan won the race with a time of 17:19. Barrington's Brandon Piedade finished third overall while Noah Buller was fourth.

Other Eagles to finish in the top-20 overall included Adam Copple (seventh), Charlie Stockwell (ninth), Eliot Lefort (10th), Jordan Freij (11th), Finn Myatt (14th), Jackson Montour (15th), Andrew Rego (16th), Robbie Davis (17th), and Caleb Schultz (19th).

• Girls tennis: The Eagles picked up a 7-0 win over Mt. Hope last week, and lost a tough 4-3 decision to Wheeler.

BHS Coach Betsy Brenner said she was proud of her team's effort against Wheeler.

"I was very proud of our doubles teams (all new pairings this year) winning their matches in straight sets," Coach Brenner said.

"Wheeler's singles line-up is super strong and I knew our only chance was to pull out one of those matches."

Barrington best opportunity for a singles win came at second singles — the Eagles' Kate Robertson battled Wheeler's Miranda Yee to a three-set thriller, losing 5-7, 6-2, 6-2.

"Our four singles players all competed well and fought hard, but we were unable to get the one needed singles win."

• Girls cross country: The Barrington High School girls cross country team picked up wins over Tolman and Shea (15-50 each), but lost to Portsmouth (26-31) in a league meet on Saturday. Barrington's record is now 5-1.

The Eagles placed two runners in the top five — Lindsay Turgeon finished third with a time of 21:30, and Meg Zitzmann was fourth with a time of 21:36. Other top runners for Barrington were Reilly Curran in seventh place, Olivia Johnson in eighth, Maria Gunness in ninth, Virginia Sanderson in 10th, Natasha Epps in 11th, and Anna Garafano in 13th. Jane Bryant finished 15th while Helen Copple was 17th and Cassidy Owens was 19th.

• Field hockey: The Barrington High School field hockey team opened its season with games against Moses Brown on Friday and East Greenwich on Monday.