Eagles close out regular season with shutout victories

Division I field hockey playoffs scheduled to begin Oct. 23 or 24

Posted 10/15/26

The Barrington High School field hockey team improved to 10-5 after back-to-back wins over North Kingstown and Cumberland this week.

The Eagles defeated the Skippers 2-0 on Tuesday, Oct. 13, and …

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Eagles close out regular season with shutout victories

Division I field hockey playoffs scheduled to begin Oct. 23 or 24

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The Barrington High School field hockey team improved to 10-5 after back-to-back wins over North Kingstown and Cumberland this week.

The Eagles defeated the Skippers 2-0 on Tuesday, Oct. 13, and then shut out the Clippers 9-0 on Wednesday, Oct. 14. According to the Rhode Island Interscholastic League website, Barrington is ranked third in Division I standings, trailing top-ranked Moses Brown (10-2) and second-place East Greenwich (9-4-1). 

In the win over North Kingstown, Barrington’s Lucy LoVerme scored the game’s first goal off an assist from Addy McCarty. 

Barrington has a bit of a break before the start of the postseason. The Division I quarterfinals are scheduled to begin on Friday or Saturday, Oct. 23 or 24. 

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