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PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | 3 4 | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | 5 elds, the elds, June 15, 2016 June All-State Awards All-State “Tonight’s event is a tribute to the joy and trials of high school athletics,” and is a tribute to the joy event “Tonight’s served, tossed, spiked, thrown, dove, run, hit, jumped, have Hasson said. “You of books, the pages into the record way pinned, teed off, lifted and pitched your and into our hearts.” newspaper our hometown and work countless hours of hard represents here just being invited “Athletes, congratulate — and for that we you — and for those who love for you ce sacrifi the fi done,” Hasson said. “The stories that come from on a job well you our read- and high school sports is something courts help shape our community, and love.” ers know fan, also greeted with her daughter, a Gronk Raimondo, who arrived Governor the athletes and their family and friends. experi- her own who related said Raimondo, guys,” of you proud are “We up when to get back learn how “You University. for Oxford rugby ences playing learn to trust your and determination. You learn grit You pushed down. you’re teammates.” included Blue The Journal. Title sponsors hosted by was banquet The inaugural several were Blue Shield of Rhode Island and National Grid, and there Cross table sponsors as well. PROVIDENCE JOURNAL PHOTO / SANDOR BODO Gronk headlines All-State event All-State headlines Gronk Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski, center, takes part in a panel discussion with Providence Journal sportswriters Jim Donaldson, left, and Journal sportswriters part in a panel discussion with Providence takes center, Gronkowski, tight end Rob Patriots on June 15. Center Mark Daniels at the RI Convention Janet Hasson, regional vice president and publisher of The Providence Journal, Providence and publisher of The vice president Janet Hasson, regional than 600 student more which honored the audience to the banquet, welcomed volleyball from in 29 sports, the state, who played 55 schools across athletes, from than More and basketball. to baseball to cheerleading and track and ice hockey in the crowd at Center. 400 of those athletes were the Rhode Island Convention “You got to get away from your work life some of the time,” he said. “You got to life some of the time,” he said. “You work your from got to get away “You body fresh.” your mind fresh, your life. It keeps a balanced have But Gronkowski, who’s almost as famous for his off-fi eld antics as he is for his who’s almost as famous for his off-fi But Gronkowski, letting go now said after scoring touchdowns, of the football mammoth spikes and then is healthy. “You always got to put in work and dedication to be top of the line,” Gronkowski dedication to be top of the line,” Gronkowski and got to put in work always “You Journal All-State High School told a sold-out audience of 1,600 at the Providence putting in that work.” “It’s just all about details and banquet. Sports Award Journal Staff Writer the shared Gronkowski star tight end Rob — New England Patriots PROVIDENCE than 400 high school student formula for success in sports with more secret athletes on June 15. By Paul Edward Parker Edward By Paul

6 | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | PROVIDENCEP JOURNAL | providencejournal.com touchdowns. he threw for2,882yards and39 against DivisionIIIcompetitionas title andanundefeatedrecord Greenwich totheDivisionIIIstate This seniorquarterback ledEast Nick Andreozzi,EastGreenwich PROVIDENCE JOURNALPHOTO/BOBBREIDENBACH Nick Andreozzi, left,withPatriots tightendRob Gronkowski atTheJournalAll-StateAwards. Football Player oftheYear Nick Andreozzi

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | 7 8 Stra,Jn 5 06 PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com | | Saturday, June 25, 2016 Julianne Ross Girls Soccer Player of the Year

Julianne Ross, Cumberland A two-time All-Stater and an All- American selection this season, this junior striker netted 22 goals and led the Clippers to their fi rst state fi nals appearance since 2004.

Julianne Ross, left, with Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski at The Journal All-State Awards. PROVIDENCE JOURNAL PHOTO / BOB BREIDENBACH finish intheNSCAA rankings. championship andtop-10national 29 goalsandledtheRamstoastate selection, thisseniorstriker scored An All-NewEnglandandAll-American La Salle Stavros Zarokostas, PROVIDENCE JOURNALPHOTO/BOBBREIDENBACH Stavros Zarokostas, left,withPatriots tightendRob Gronkowski atTheJournalAll-StateAwards. Boys SoccerPlayer oftheYear Stavros Zarokostas

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | 9 PROVIDENCE JOUR- Peri Sheinin Peri Girls Tennis Player of the Year of the Player Tennis Girls East Greenwich’s Peri Sheinin wins the girls tennis singles championship last October. Sheinin Peri East Greenwich’s NAL PHOTO / SANDOR BODO Peri Sheinin, East Greenwich Peri Sheinin, East became only the Sheinin, a junior, in R.I. Interscholastic player third consecu- to win three history League as girls individual state titles tive record she highlighted a 20-0 season title with a victory in the state singles match.

10 | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com school career. nament three timesduringhishigh title matchofthestatesinglestour- selection, theseniorplayed inthe Barrington. Afour-time All-State playing attheNo.1singlesspotfor undefeated regular-season record pion thisseasonandpostedan Scanlon was thestatesinglescham- Jason Scanlon,Barrington JOURNAL PHOTO/BOBBREIDENBACH Jason Scanlon,left,withPatriots tightendRob Gronkowski atTheJournalAll-StateAwards. Boys Tennis Player oftheYear Jason Scanlon PROVIDENCE

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | 11 PROVIDENCE

Courage Award Courage

Tylor Fenwick Tylor Mount Pleasant High and Rhode Island College wrestling star. He is married, Mount Pleasant High and Rhode Island College wrestling kid. a teacher — and a former DCYF children, young the father of two German said. going through,” “I understood him. I understood what he was am I both- ‘Why say, of team. He would part he wasn’t “He started feeling like or help the team?’ and go to meets if I’m not going to wrestle ering to practice practice.” he couldn’t make why I started to hear the excuses to a full regi- heeded German’s message and returned Fenwick Eventually he captured the state tournament, where before a few weeks men of training Division II another 220-pound state title. Despite being the No. 9 seed from tourney matches. ve fi matches, he won because of his lack of regular-season title. to the New England pins en route three Soon after, he recorded opportunities he is presenting he understands that the sport he loves Now had envisioned. never to go or not,” if I wanted be talking college, but I didn’t know would “People to go to college.” I want I know “Now Fenwicksaid. Tylor Fenwick, left, poses with Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski at the Providence at the Providence Gronkowski tight end Rob left, poses with Patriots Fenwick, Tylor Award. the Courage won on June 15. Fenwick Journal’s All-State Awards JOURNAL PHOTO / BOB BREIDENBACH Providence Journal Courage Award — Tylor Fenwick — Tylor Award Courage Journal Providence He eventually landed in Providence and was placed at Central, which doesn’t Central, placed at and was landed in Providence He eventually com- League in Interscholastic team. But he could wrestle a wrestling have while practicing Central, representing petition, as an independent wrestler and competing with the Hope team. The Hope coach is Ed German, a former "That’s what I like. I like being around other people who are part of a family,” of a family,” part other people who are being around I like "That’s what I like. said Fenwick. After his parents divorced, he was sent to a group home in Warren in the fall home in Warren sent to a group he was divorced, his parents After for Mt. Hope and in high school. That winter, he wrestled year of his freshman weigh- placed fourth at the state meet in the 220-pound class, despite never him a sense of the Mt. Hope team gave than 210 pounds. Being part ing more of belonging. “My brother had started wrestling. I was just sitting there doing nothing, so doing just sitting there I was had started wrestling. “My brother just sit need to be doing something. If you You it a try. give I would gured I fi he said. going to get in trouble,” are probably you around, So began a journey that has taken him from group homes and foster homes in group him from So began a journey that has taken himself, living by being a teenager to now and Warren Coventry Woonsocket, of four chil- is the youngest Fenwick under state supervision, in Providence. than younger considerably older, were is a year who He and his brother, dren. placed they were their older siblings. So after spending time in Woonsocket, became involved the middle school, Fenwick foster home. At in a Coventry with wrestling. Fenwick was 7 when a DCYF social worker came to his Woonsocket elemen- came to his Woonsocket social worker a DCYF 7 when was Fenwick taking him because his mother and father tary school and told him they were rst encounter with DCYF. his fi It wasn’t t parents. unfi had been declared This was no ordinary win. It was a triumph of the human spirit by a young a young a triumph of the human spirit by win. It was no ordinary This was he became a New up on himself long before given man who easily could have England champion. It was a Tuesday afternoon — three days after he became the only Rhode after he became the only Rhode days afternoon — three a Tuesday It was 52nd annual New England Interscho- Islander to win an individual title at the the 220-pound title at the when he captured Championships lastic Wrestling athletic facility. PCTA “Wrestling is one of the things that kept me strong in my life. Otherwise, I in my me strong the things that kept is one of “Wrestling High junior said. to,” the Central much to look forward didn’t have By John Gillooly Journal Sports Writer of the few simple things in Tylor a simple statement of fact — one It was life. Fenwick’s

12 | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com a hitpercentage of.378. 501 kills,akillpercentage of.508and regular seasonrecord assheposted Greenwich tothebestDivisionI Bridges, asenior,ledExeter/West Exeter/West Greenwich Jenna Bridges, Girls Volleyball Player oftheYear Jenna Bridges,left,withPatriots tightendRob Gronkowski atTheJournalAll-StateAwards. JOURNAL PHOTO/BOBBREIDENBACH Jenna Bridges PROVIDENCE

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | 13 PROVIDENCE Colan Gulla Colan Colan Gulla, left, with Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski at The Journal All-State Awards. at The Gronkowski Rob tight end Colan Gulla, left, with Patriots JOURNAL PHOTO / BOB BREIDENBACH Boys Volleyball Player of the Year of the Player Volleyball Boys Gulla led South Kingstown to the Kingstown Gulla led South state title this spring Division I boys 222 kills, 90 blocks, as he registered a digs. “Colan was 30 aces and 117 South for us this season,” said rock “I was coach Jackie Elmer. Kingstown able to use him at multiple positions, depending on our opponent. He our captain and held the team was the championship together through win.” Colan Gulla, South Kingstown Colan Gulla, South

14 | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com championship. to theirlatestregular-season the seniormidfielder ledtheEagles state’s DivisionIPlayer oftheYear, A two-time All-Stateselectionandthe Julia Soares,Barrington JOURNAL PHOTO/BOBBREIDENBACH Julia Soares, left,withPatriots tightendRob Gronkowski atTheJournalAll-StateAwards. Field Hockey Player oftheYear Julia Soares PROVIDENCE

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | 15 PROVIDENCE Eleanor Lawler Eleanor JOURNAL PHOTO / BOB BREIDENBACH Eleanor Lawler, left, with Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski at The Journal All-State Awards. at The Journal All-State Awards. Gronkowski tight end Rob left, with Patriots Eleanor Lawler, nished Girls Cross Country Player of the Year of the Player Country Cross Girls As a sophomore, Lawler became a Lawler As a sophomore, runner as she nationally recognized to the en route set a state record fi individual state title and also Eleanor Lawler, South Kingstown Eleanor Lawler, 14th in the national Foot Locker Girls Locker 14th in the national Foot Championship Meet.

16 | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com ners lastfallashetookfi new standard forRhodeIslandrun- championships asajunior.Heset England individualboys cross country Principe won boththestateandNew David PrincipeJr.,LaSalle Ponaganset Highcourse. off theprevious staterecord atthe ve seconds Boys Cross CountryPlayer oftheYear David Principe Jr.,left,withPatriots tightendRob Gronkowski atTheJournalAll-StateAwards. DENCE JOURNALPHOTO/BOBBREIDENBACH Writer By Bobby McGarryJournalSports David Principe Jr. PROVI-

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | 17 gures gures PROVIDENCE JOURNAL PHOTO / BOB BREIDENBACH Celia Tomlinson Celia Tomlinson has always been a good student, but when you are trying to gain are but when you been a good student, has always Tomlinson helps. Being a 5-foot-11 have edge you admission to an elite college any can grab the corner as easily as she who can shoot 3-pointers from forward nitely is an edge at a school that defi the paint from and score a rebound program. basketball pride in its Division III women’s takes said helped me gain admission,” Tomlinson think basketball nitely “I defi of its students is 715 math score SAT the average about the school where on a scale of 800. and blocked 308 rebounds 539 points, pulled down This season, she scored fi 26 games in which she hit double were 101 shots in 27 games. There and six games in which she posted triple- in both scoring and rebounding shots). and blocked doubles (scoring, rebounding of both the the title round reach Her performance helped South Kingstown the R.I. Gato- Division I and state girls tournaments and earned Tomlinson honor. of the Year Girls Player rade coach Amanda said South Kingstown woman,” young “Celia is a remarkable in encountered ladies I’ve young “She is one of the most passionate Varone. of coaching.” 10 years my nd Empowering Our Future Award Future Our Empowering National Grid Empowering Grid Empowering National cult major.” cult Our Future Award — Celia Tomlinson — Celia Award Our Future Celia Tomlinson poses with Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski, center, and National Grid Rhode Island president and COO Tim Horan at The Providence at The Providence and COO Tim Horan and National Grid Rhode Island president center, Gronkowski, tight end Rob poses with Patriots Celia Tomlinson Award. Our Future the National Grid Empowering won on June 15. Tomlinson Journal All-State Awards a good engineering school with a good basketball program that would sup- that would program a good engineering school with a good basketball picking a diffi port you “I want to study environmental engineering,” said Tomlinson. “My whole engineering,” said Tomlinson. to study environmental “I want cult to fi education. It’s diffi my around geared was recruiting basketball In the fall she will enroll at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, the Institute, the Polytechnic at Rensselaer In the fall she will enroll for its outstanding engineering known N.Y., 5,700-student college in Troy, called the the RPI athletic teams are a good reason There’s programs. Engineers. “I defi nitely want to have a positive effort on the world through my job. I my through effort on the world a positive to have want nitely “I defi be to do that would to help people and I think for me the best way want a South Kingstown aspect of it,” said Tomlinson, the environmental through in Rhode Island player High senior and the best girls high school basketball this winter. She is only 17 years old, but Celia Tomlinson already understands it’s impor- already old, but Celia Tomlinson She is only 17 years a better place. the world tant for people with talent to try to make By John Gillooly Journal Sports Writer

18 | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com team titleinbothtourneys. helped BishopHendricken winthe and NewEnglandtournaments His performancesinboththestate consecutive statetitleat182pounds. career thiswinterwithhissecond Sauro closedouthishighschool James Sauro,Hendricken JOURNAL PHOTO/BOBBREIDENBACH James Sauro, left,withPatriots tightendRob Gronkowski atTheJournalAll-StateAwards. Wrestling Player oftheYear James Sauro PROVIDENCE

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | 19 PROVIDENCE Brianna Keefe Brianna Cheerleading Player of the Year of Player Cheerleading Brianna Keefe, left, with Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski at The Journal All-State Awards. at The Journal All-State Awards. Gronkowski tight end Rob left, with Patriots Brianna Keefe, JOURNAL PHOTO / BOB BREIDENBACH Brianna Keefe, La Salle Brianna Keefe, All-State selection, a three-time Now one of just two was the Rams' senior than 80 more competitors to score points at the individual championship meet.

20 | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com both the50-and100-yard freestyles. she repeated asstatechampionin titles forthesecondstraight year as the maximumtwo individualstate Pennsylvania inthefall,Westrick won is headedtotheUniversity of A LincolnHighSchoolseniorwho Mollie Westrick,Lincoln Girls SwimmingPlayer oftheYear Mollie Westrick won themaximumtwo individualstatetitlesforthesecond straight year. JOURNAL PHOTO/GLENNOSMUNDSON Mollie Westrick PROVIDENCE

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | 21 raws rst female rst uence. Lauren Taylor Lauren PROVIDENCE JOURNAL PHOTO / BOB BREIDENBACH sessions with her softball team at a nearby elementary school made Taylor Taylor elementary school made team at a nearby sessions with her softball with the Saints. her time throughout of the community she represented part athletically both head because of her involvement “She popped right into my said. and in public service,” Tanguay storytelling audience The age of Taylor’s — elementary school kids — d the most attention, particularly in a city like Pawtucket. Sections of the gritty Pawtucket. in a city like the most attention, particularly onslaught the steady urban seem under constant siege from old mill town and goodwill of success example and drugs. A genuine, nurtured of poverty — can Department Fire father is a lieutenant with the Pawtucket — Taylor’s in terms of infl carry a long way gifts. She’s the fi athletic Taylor’s This isn’t meant to discard in school history to earn All-State honors, securing a second tennis player girls major minutes on a St. Raphael team selection as a senior. She played open state tournaments and straight two team that has reached basketball seasons. three competed for league championships in each of the past title as a junior. And she helped lead the Saints to a Division II softball Community Service Scholarship Service Community Scholarship — Lauren Taylor — Lauren Scholarship Providence Journal Community Service Service Journal Community Providence Lauren Taylor, left, with Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski at The Journal All-State Awards. at The Journal All-State Awards. Gronkowski Rob tight end left, with Patriots Taylor, Lauren For Taylor, balancing course work and three sports was just the start. Vol- sports was and three course work balancing Taylor, For reading at least twice a month and group unteering at local food pantries Lauren Taylor leaves high school a 12-season athlete with the Saints, and high school leaves Taylor Lauren female of her résumé. The inaugural part that might be the least impressive Journal Providence winner at The Community Service Scholarship award and her teammates by will be remembered High School Sports banquet made time for others during her four classmates as someone who always on campus. years It was with good reason. It was It featured an exclamation point in the subject line "Candidate!" You could You point in the subject line "Candidate!" an exclamation It featured in his voice. almost feel the urgency Journal Sports Writer athletic director St. Raphael Academy The email came within minutes from Tanguay. Ray By Bill Koch

22 | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com His comments were featured ina videoplayed atthe Providence Journal baseball player at Cranston West, toldTheJournal. to give back andhelptheyoung players," Lonardo, athree-time All-State "When Iwas littlekid Ireally looked uptothehigh schoolplayers. SoIwanted his knowledge ofthegameheloves. went back totheCranston Western LittleLeague ofhisyouth andpassed on So whenLonardo becameoneofthosehighschool stars,hemadesure he players whenhewas growing upplaying baseball inCranston. Matt Lonardo never forgot theway helooked uptothehighschoolbaseball Journal SportsWriter By JohnGillooly Matt Lonardo, left,with Patriots tightendRob Gronkowski atTheJournal All-StateAwards. Providence JournalCommunityService Scholarship —MattLonardo Community ServiceScholarship hopes to play for theRamsbaseball team. An honorroll student,hewill attendtheUniversity ofRhodeIslandwhere he earned All-State football honors lastfall. baseball teams.Inadditiontohisthree All-State baseball selections, healso was astandoutperformer fortheCranston West football, basketball and The 2016baseball seasoncompletedahighschoolcareer inwhichLonardo state tournament. played amajorrole intheFalcons reaching theFinalFour oftheDivisionI keyed theCranston West defensewithhisplay atshortstop.His performance In therecently completedhighschoolbaseball season,Lonardo hit.314and Journal andGatehouseMediaBoys CommunityServiceScholarship. All-State dinneronJune15,where Lonardo was presented theProvidence PROVIDENCE JOURNALPHOTO/BOBBREIDENBACH Matt Lonardo

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | 23 24 Stra,Jn 5 06 PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com | | Saturday, June 25, 2016 East Providence softball ‘It Takes a Team’ Award

Blue Cross & Blue Shield ‘It Takes a Team’ Award — East Providence softball

By John Gillooly Journal Sports Writer

The email came from a man who, right off the top, let me know he was 72 years old and a fan of La Salle Academy athletic teams.

But this communication was not from a grandfather who would tell me about the accom- plishments of some La Salle student-athlete. It was different because the gentleman wasn’t writing to boast about his grand- child or even his or her team. He was writing to tell me about a La Salle opponent.

“Beyond anything I have ever seen in my 72 years, many as a coach, never have I seen the amazing sportsmanship like what the East Providence girls softball coach and the East Providence right fi elder did at the La Salle- East Providence game,” the man wrote. The East Providence softball team with Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski at The Journal All-State Awards. At left, is Blue Cross & He went on to explain how in the Blue Shield of Rhode Island senior vice president Melissa Cummings. PROVIDENCE JOURNAL PHOTO / BOB BREIDENBACH game played at La Salle in the fi rst week of the season a Rams player hit a ball to deep right fi eld and, It turned out that East Providence softball is a team governed by one of while chasing the ball, East Providence right fi elder Sadie Patterson crashed life’s golden rules — “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” into and knocked down a portable fence. The umpire ruled the ball had not gone over the fence and called the play a ground-rule double. But both East “Hitting a home run is a big thing. She [the La Salle player] deserved to get Providence coach Rob Traverse and Patterson signaled to the umpire that credit for what she had done,” said Corrie Traverse, the captain of the East the ball had actually gone over the fence before the Patterson had crashed Providence team and the coach’s daughter. “I know we would have wanted through it. somebody to do the same thing if it was one of our players who had hit the ball.” So La Salle was awarded a home run, instead of a double. The act of sports- manship became especially meaningful when La Salle eventually won the The East Providence softball team won a lot of games this spring, fi nishing game by one run. 10-8 in the regular season. It made it to the fi nal six before being elimi- nated in the Division I playoffs. But it was a season to be proud of for all the In an era in which it seems everyone is looking for the edge, where being important reasons beyond the fi nal score. the big winner dominates the daily conversation did a group of teenage girls understand in sports — like in life — it shouldn’t only be about having “Every day is an opportunity to prove yourself,” said senior catcher Mack- the highest number on the scoreboard? enzie Mingo. “I think that goes into real life, too. You have to prove yourself to your peers, your teachers and your community.” Madison West, SouthKingstown Haley Tyler, West Warwick Riley Turcotte, Middletown Kendra Tantimonico, Pilgrim Jen Roth, NorthKingstown Sarah Lavigne, LaSalle Olivia Holowachuk, Smithfi Samantha Dwyer Coventry Katie BeaudoinCoventry Gabby ArminPortsmouth Emily AngeliProut Second Team Alyssa Swift,LaSalle Julianne Ross, Cumberland Juliana Restrepo, Cumberland Haley Puglia, LaSalle Maria Nunez,EastGreenwich Hannah McNulty, Toll Gate Jaden McCarthy Smithfi Katarina Ho,NorthKingstown Michaela Goglia,Mt.Hope Abby Drezek, Cumberland Alyssa Colbert,Smithfi First Team GIRLS SOCCER Kennedy May, Lincoln School Kate Foley, Mount St.Charles Emily Deslauriers, Barrington Annie Dasilva, MosesBrown Dakota Busch,Westerly Lauren Bertsch,LaSalle First Team GIRLS TENNIS Charles Matthew White,MountSt. Lloyd Turey, Shea Victor Reis, East Providence Austin Lind,NorthKingstown Pleasant Christian Johnson,Mount Luis Hernandez,MosesBrown Colan Gulla,SouthKingstown Yuery Galva, Central s Tate Fenton, SouthKingstown Zach Cook,NorthKingstown Ryan Buonaiuto,Scituate Second Team Stavros Zarokostas, LaSalle Victor Rey, LaSalle Alex Overly, NorthKingstown Camnagha Namusse,Shea Zach Misto,SouthKingstown Hendricken Christian Kirby, Bishop Pa OusmanJobe,Woonsocket Rafael Jesus,Davies Alex Dacosta,LaSalle Hendricken Craig Conway, Anthony Billeri,LaSalle First Team BOYS SOCCER Bishop eld eld eld CRAIG PROVIDENCE JOURNAL PHOTO/ KRIS against Cumberland onNov. 8. only goalinthefinal 15seconds mates astheRams score thegame’s jumps intothearms ofherteam- La SallegoalieSydney Boulanger Shea runningback Yanique Duarte fliespastTolman defendersinaNov. 25gameatMcCoy Stadium. Kaelyn Zak, Lincoln Laurel Ten Eyck, Toll Gate Lauren Taylor, St.Raphael Alexandra Pratt, Prout Maggy Haggerty, Tolman Angela Gemma,Cranston West Sophie Fulghum, EastGreenwich Greenwich Eleanor Fulghum, East Brooke Fennell, EastGreenwich Natalie Derhagopian,Lincoln Michaela Burr,Westerly Isabella Baffoni,Smithfi Second Team Peri Sheinin,EastGreenwich Haley Pollock, LaSalle Natalie Pitocco,LaSalle Natalia Pezzuco, Wheeler Julia Pezzuco, Wheeler Allison Paul, LaSalle Randi Burr First Team GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY , Westerl Fall All-Stateteams y

eld Danika Wayss, Pilgrim Alyson Walsh, La Salle Audrey Olson, LaSalle Kingstown Bethany Nunnery, North Amy Laverty, Cumberland Claire Hanlon,Bay View Katy Brayman,North Kingstown Second Team Karina Tavares, LaSalle Eliza Rego, LaSalle Narragansett Marissa McPhillips, Ellie Lawler, SouthKingstown Emily Kane, LaSalle Grace Connolly, LaSalle Hendricken Dominic Parlato, Bishop Benjamin Drezek, Cumberland Alex Campagna, LaSalle Matt Bouthillette, LaSalle First Team BOYS CROSSCOUNTRY Listing by sport PROVIDENCE JOURNALPHOTO/KRISCRAIG Sean Laverty, Cumberland Hendricken Michael Kiernan,Bishop Kyle Keefe, Chariho Hendricken Avery Ingegneri,Bishop Alan Greenleaf, Ponagansett Mars Bishop,Barrington Charles Berg, MountSt.Charles Second Team Sam Toolin, NorthKingstown Jack Salisbury, LaSalle David Principe Jr.,LaSalle Jacqueline Jutras, Ponagansett Thurstina Horton,Coventry Greenwich Kristin Carosotto, East Greenwich Jenna Bridges,Exeter/W. First Team GIRLS VOLLEYBALL SEE FALL, 35

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | 25 eld SEE WINTER, 41 Bella Mike-Rydzaj, Prout Bella Mike-Rydzaj, Kingstown Sabrina Nuttal, South North Hannah Pariseault, Kingstown Angelo, Prout St. Cassandra Lincoln Mollie Westrick, Second Team La Salle Andrews, Ava Cumberland Canavan, Kayleigh Cali Diehl, Barrington La Salle Monique Forte, North Smithfi Grendron, Sara Christina McPhillips, Narragansett Sabrina Nuttal, South Kingstown North Hannah Pariseault, Kingstown La Salle Madalyn Redding, La Salle Romero-Marcano, Indira Narragansett Lucy Tao, CHEERLEADING First Team Janelle Dublin, Portsmouth Dumkuski, Mt. Hope Kyle Allison Houlihan, La Salle La Salle Brianna Keefe, La Salle Lombardo, Abby Warwick West Hailey Lovelace, BOYS SWIMMING BOYS First Team Barrington Jack Fortin, Harry Homans, Barrington Aidan Lane, Barrington Ian MacDonald, East Greenwich Hendricken Max Miranda, Barringotn Ethan O’Connor, Song, Classical Keda Chariho Matt Stanley, Ben Steen, Portsmouth Lucas Stencel, Hendricken Hendricken Alex Vessella, Hendricken Dillane Wehbe, Second Team Hendricken Andrews, Marc Hendricken Crowe, Brendan Vincent Downs-Honey, Porstmouth Barrington Jack Fortin, Harry Homans, Barrington Hendricken Connor Levine, Ian MacDonald, East Greenwich Portsmouth Eamon McKenney, Hendricken Max Miranda, Barrington Ethan O’Connor, Schriber, Hendricken Owen Song, Classical Keda Ben Steen, Portsmouth Steen, Portsmouth Jake Lucas Stencel, Hendricken Listing by sport by Listing Sean Laverty, Cumberland Sean Laverty, Warwick Justin Lucier, West Cumberland Will Mardo, La Salle Medeiros, David Warwick West Padula, Zach La Salle Academy Principe, D.J. Sheridan, Cumberland Kyle Warwick Amir Spriggs, West Warwick Quindel Wilson, West GIRLS SWIMMING First Team Michaela Degnan, Narragansett North Kingstown Shannon Fain, Luebeck, North Caylee Kingstown View Magill, Bay Kate Prout Alex Miko-Rydzaj, THE PROVIDENCE JOURNAL/BOB BREIDENBACH Winter All-State teams All-State Winter Anthony Shepard, South Shepard, Anthony Kingstown Nick Williams, Hendricken Central Austin Wolo, Second Team La Salle Michael A’Vant, Mars Bishop, Barrington Woonsocket Briere, Jared La Salle Brown, Brandon North Stephen Cirella, Kingstown Sam Coleman, La Salle Warwick West Devin Collard, Central Donatien Djero, Cumberland Ben Drezek, Warwick West Goretoy, Ivan James Haupt, Cumberland East Charles Hazzard, Providence Dillane Wehbe of Bishop Hendricken competes in the 200 Individual Medley in the 200 competes of Bishop Hendricken Dillane Wehbe on Jan. 26. PROVIDENCE JOURNAL PHOTO/BOB BREIDENBACH PROVIDENCE JOURNAL PHOTO/BOB BREIDENBACH Nicole Morales, Pilgrim Nicole Morales, North Nunnery, Bethany Kingstown Phillip, Pilgrim Kayda Meaghan Scullin, Cumberland Madison Soullier, Cumberland Pilgrim Madison Stanley, Stern, Classical May Portsmouth Sullivan, Elizabeth Hope Valdez, Leinni Hope Lisbeth Valdez, Portsmouth a White, Sofi BOYS INDOOR TRACK BOYS First Team Harry Antone, Hendricken North Stephen Cirella, Kingstown Colantonio, Barrington Bobby Sam Coleman, La Salle Prout Nick Curci, Dagrinn, Hendricken Jordan Central Donatien Djero, Lincoln Dariy Esinov, South Shepard, Anthony Kingstown Falls Central Galva, Yeury Ingegneri, Hendricken Avery Central Charles Kolie, Central Mercado, Franklin Classical Nathan Narcisse, Central Dametrius O’Connor, La Salle Principe, D.J. La Salle Jack Salisbury, Arianna Boscia (12) of LaSalle tries to get a shot past a host of defenders from South County Co-op in a March 13 South County Co-op in a March shot past a host of defenders from Arianna Boscia (12) of LaSalle tries to get a game.

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Nikki Merrill, Portsmouth Emma Landroche, Pilgrim Emma Landroche, Emily Kane, La Salle Academy Emily Kane, Courtney Jacobsen, Toll Gate Courtney Jacobsen, Toll Isis Hack, Hope Colleen Enestvedt, Cumberland Colleen Enestvedt, Grace Cavanagh, Portsmouth Cavanagh, Grace Chevell Burgess, Hope Burgess, Chevell Academy Anya Bornstein, La Salle Anya Ani Armenakyan, Toll Gate Toll Ani Armenakyan, Second Team Alyson Walsh, La Salle Walsh, Alyson Margaret Walker, Classical Walker, Margaret Karina Tavares, La Salle Tavares, Karina Teyana Santos, Classical Teyana Lysah Russell, Classical Lysah Eliza Rego, La Salle Academy Rego, Eliza Audrey O’Neill, La Salle Audrey Bridget McKiernan, Classical Ava McCartin, Classical Ava Tarren McCarthy, Classical McCarthy, Tarren Kingstown Meghann Maguire, North Meghann Maguire, Jennifer Iozzi, Cranston West Cranston Jennifer Iozzi, Quinn Harlan, Woonsocket Krysan Davidson, Classical Davidson, Krysan Gabriella Celico, La Salle Kingstown Tereza Bolibruch, North Tereza First Team GIRLS INDOOR TRACK Pleasant Leonard Williams, Mount Leonard Jarron Santos, East Providence Jarron Lawrence Sabir, La Salle Lawrence Jason Palmer, Narragansett Jason Palmer, Nate Patenaude, Smithfi Nate Patenaude, Portsmouth Chris Herren, Mike McCourt, La Salle Mike Second Team Justin Mazzulla, Hendricken Jacee Hamelin, Westerly David Duke, Classical Duke, David First Team BOYS BASKETBALL BOYS Kingstown Morgan Higgins, North Morgan Kasey Gagan, St. Raphael Kasey Sarah Coutu, Cranston East Coutu, Cranston Sarah Ainsley Burns, La Salle Katie Beaudoin, Coventry Beaudoin, Katie Second Team Kingstown Celia Tomlinson, South Celia Tomlinson, Sloane Heterick, La Salle Sloane Heterick, La Oluchi Ezemma, Moses Brown Oluchi Ezemma, Grace Coutu, Barrington Grace Haley Alves, Portsmouth Haley Alves, First Team GIRLS BASKETBALL 26 | Saturday, June 25, butterfly state titles. yard individualmedleyand100-yard state records enroute tothe100- team toastatecrown. Hesettwo the Hawks' 400-yard freestyle relay straight year andalsoanchored individual statetitlesforthethird junior starwon themaximumtwo produced, theBishopHendricken swimmers RhodeIslandhasever One ofthebesthighschool Max Miranda,Hendricken Boys SwimmingPlayer oftheYear year. Bishop Hendricken’s MaxMiranda won themaximumtwo individual statetitlesforthethird straight PROVIDENCE JOURNALPHOTO/KATHYBORCHERS I R \ W Max Miranda W

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | 27 PROVI- Shileigh Martinez Shileigh Gymnastics Player of the Year of the Player Gymnastics DENCE JOURNAL PHOTO / BOB BREIDENBACH Shileigh Martinez, left, with Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski at The Journal All-State Awards. at The Journal All-State Awards. Gronkowski end Rob tight Shileigh Martinez, left, with Patriots  oor

Martinez, a sophomore, won the won Martinez, a sophomore, at the state meet title all-around of its and took home gold in three and fl beam — bars, four events exercise. Shileigh Martinez, Shileigh Martinez, North Kingstown

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28 | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com at theNewBalanceNationalsIndoor. the Ramstogoldin4x1-milerelay land indoormilechampionandled 1,500 meters,atwo-time NewEng- champion intheindoor1,000and Rego, asenior,istwo-time state Eliza Rego,LaSalle Girls IndoorTrack Player oftheYear JOURNAL PHOTO/BOBBREIDENBACH Eliza Rego, left,withPatriots tightendRob Gronkowski atTheJournalAll-StateAwards. Eliza Rego PROVIDENCE

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | 29 SEE SPRING, 47 BOYS OUTDOOR TRACK OUTDOOR BOYS First Team Desmond Bernal, Hendricken Matt Bouthillette, La Salle Jonathan Celico, Hendricken Colantonio, Barrington Bobby Central Donatien Djero, La Salle Joe DosReis, Lincoln Dariy Esenov, Conner Flynn, Middletown Warwick West Goretoy, Ivan Woonsocket Jacob Greenless, Hendricken Grossi, Jared Classical Nathan Narcisse, Colt Nichols, Portsmouth Central Dametrius O'Connor, Hendricken Paye, Kwity Hendricken Ethan Pezzullo, Jr., La Salle Principe David La Salle Jack Salisbury, South Shepard, Anthony Kingstown Central Vega, Anthony Central Austin Wolo, Second Team Harry Antone, Hendricken Michael Bittner, Hendricken Woonsocket Briere, Jared La Salle Brown, Brandon North Stephen Cirella, Kingstown Sam Coleman, La Salle Warwick West Devin Collard, Woonsocket Josh Correia, Prout Nick Curci, Dagrin, Hendricken Jordan Warwick West Goretoy, Ivan Ingegneri, Hendricken Avery Warwick Justin Lucier, West La Salle Madeiros, David Emma Landroche, Pilgrim Emma Landroche, North Meghann Maguire, Kingstown Kingstown McCool, South Eva Marissa McPhillips, Narragansett Central Rachel Mews, Pilgrim Nicole Morales, East Greenwich Murphy, Laura North Nunnery, Bethany Kingstown Philip, Pilgrim Kayda Gianna Rao, Ponaganset Barrington Richardson, Lauren East Salvadore, Lauren Greenwich Emma Sammartino, North Kingstown Madison Stanley,Pilgrim La Salle Tavares, Karina Kingstown South Maddie West, eld eld eld Listing by sport by Listing PROVIDENCE JOURNAL PHOTO / Chevell Burgess, Hope Burgess, Chevell Colbert, Smithfi Alyssa La Salle Connolly, Grace Cooper, East Greenwich Laura Isabella Gentil, East Greenwich Isis Hack Hope First Team West Cranston Jennifer Iozzi, Gate Courtney Jacobsen, Toll Jobe, Smithfi Rohey La Salle Emily Kane, East Greenwich Murphy, Laura North Nunnery, Bethany Kingstown Phillip, Pilgrim Kayda La Salle Rego, Eliza East Racquel Rodrigues, Greenwich Meghan Scullin, Cumberland Stern, Classical May La Salle Tavares, Karina Hope Valdez, Leinni Hope Lisabeth Valdez, La Salle Walsh, Alyson Second Team Lincoln Samantha Andrews, Gate Toll Ani Armenakyan, View Bay Barrows, Aliya Smithfi Beaudry, Grace Randi Burr, Westerly Cooper, East Greenwich Laura Isabella Gentil, East Greenwich Quinn Harlan, Woonsocket Ho, North Kingstown Katarina Spring All-State teams All-State Spring GIRLS OUTDOOR TRACK First Team Bolibruch, North Tereza Kingstown North Kingstown Brayman, Katie Drew Blanchard, Moses Brown Moses Brown Blanchard, Drew Dorman, Moses Brown Andrew La Salle Edwards, Drew Hanson, Moses Brown Garrett Lajhon Jone, La Salle La Salle Liljeberg, Logan La Salle Matt Manown, Miller, Hendricken Reilly La Salle Dylan O'Donnell, Barrington Stephen Paras, Moses Brown Matt Parker, La Salle Connor Severino, Second Team Alberigo, Hendricken Wyatt Sam Alofsin, Moses Brown Sam Coleman, La Salle Damm, North Kingstown Reilly Michael Dignan, La Salle Hendricken Dylan DiLibero, Hendricken Cam Duprey, La Salle Kelleher, Craig North Kingstown Loughlin, Tristan La Salle McGreen, Evan South Connor Sweeney, Kingstown Moses Brown Towey, Adam Ben Wilson, North Kingstown BOYS LACROSSE BOYS First Team GIRLS LACROSSE Finalists Hannah Middletown Bellagamba, Buonanno, Moses Brown Kari Chase, Moses Brown Margaret Molly Coogan, Barrington La Salle Derosiers, Allyson Barrington Shannon Duffy, Barrington Gaffney, Clare Barrington Gaffney, Maeve View Grieco, Bay Gabby Cumberland Rachel Haviland, Barrington Allison Kelsey, Lia Lamendola, North Kingstown Langmuir, Moses Brown Grace Wheeler Mayer, Veta Moclair, Mt. Hope Grace Pilgrim Hannah Page, La Salle Pressier, Margaret Haley Ramsden, Moses Brown South Rekos, Alexander Kingstown Barrington Hope Robertson, East Greenwich Swanson, Katie South Sophie Zaroogian, Kingstown Jason Scanlon, Barrington Kingstown South Jason Yang, Bishop Hendricken second baseman Brendan Conley is drawn off the base on a high throw from the catcher, as from on a high throw off the base Conley is drawn Brendan baseman second Bishop Hendricken in their April 13 game. of La Salle slides safely in for a stolen base Taylor Brandon BOB BREIDENBACH eld eld

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Michael Sacks, East Greenwich Greg Rendine, South Kingstown Rendine, Greg Simon Redfern, Wheeler Simon Redfern, Parsa Raissi, La Salle Parsa Samuel Miller, Smithfi Smithfi Christopher Paiva, Wheeler Pond, Peter Jacob Meyerson, Cranston West Cranston Jacob Meyerson, Kingstown Matt McGovern, South Matt McGovern, Ben Markston, East Greenwich Charles Jacob Lawrence, Mount St. Jacob Lawrence, Christian Kirby, Hendricken Christian Kirby, Aditya Kini, Hendricken Aditya Zach Johnson, East Greenwich Zach Jared Gansert, Scituate Jared Matt Dubois, Mount St. Charles Chad Dooley, Hendricken Chad Dooley, Smithfi Adam Courtemanche, Adam Austen Clark, Classical Kingstown Cam Chadwick, South Alexander Boyer, Hendricken Boyer, Alexander Danish Azam, Wheeler Danish Azam, Mike Allen, North Kingstown Mike Finalists

BOYS TENNIS BOYS Nick Salvatore, La Salle Nick Salvatore, Jon Reid, Westerly Westerly Jon Reid, Ben Morgan, Barrington Ben Morgan, Joe Kuzmic, Westerly Sean Ferreira, La Salle La Sean Ferreira, Jacob Dobrenz, Cumberland Jacob Dobrenz, Jesse Boog, Middletown Second Team Patrick Welch, Classical Welch, Patrick Joe Tucker, Hendricken Hendricken Joe Tucker, Colin Sutyla, Hendricken Colin Sutyla, Hendricken Sean Irons, Hendricken Sean Irons, Riley Griffi n, Moses Brown Riley Griffi Will Dickson, Moses Brown Will Dickson, Moses Brown First Team BOYS GOLF BOYS

Providence Providence Isabelle Wetmore, East Isabelle Wetmore, Laura Rubino, Bay View Rubino, Bay Laura Alana McGuinness, Bay View Alana McGuinness, Bay Jaclyn Levesque, Bay View View Bay Jaclyn Levesque, Nicole Krause, Toll Gate Toll Nicole Krause, Marissa Isabella, Lincoln Second Team Katie Um, Portsmouth Um, Portsmouth Katie Alexis Florio, Cranston West West Alexis Florio, Cranston Caroline Farber, Moses Brown Moses Brown Farber, Caroline Addy Douglas, Prout Prout Douglas, Addy Brown MacKenzie Conley, Moses Conley, MacKenzie Alexis Annarummo, Mt. Hope Alexis Annarummo, First Team GIRLS GOLF 30 | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com season. state record inthe1,000metersthis meter titlesandbroke a27-year-old capture three straight indoor1,500- first boy instatemeethistoryto winner, Salisbury, asenior,isthe A stateandNewEnglandgoldmedal Jack Salisbury,LaSalle Boys IndoorTrack Player oftheYear Jack Salisbury, left,withPatriots tightendRob Gronkowski atTheJournalAll-StateAwards JOURNAL PHOTO/BOBBREIDENBACH Jack Salisbury . PROVIDENCE

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | 31 PROVIDENCE

Arianna Boscia Arianna Girls Hockey Player of the Year of the Player Hockey Girls Arianna Boscia, left, with Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski at The Journal All-State Awards. Gronkowski end Rob tight Arianna Boscia, left, with Patriots JOURNAL PHOTO / BOB BREIDENBACH The second leading scorer in the scorer The second leading season, regular state during the closed forward the Rams senior with an career out her high school performance to outstanding playoff She lead La Salle to the state title. Game the Rams a victory in gave title state One of the best-of-three a series with the winning goal in then triumph. She 4-3 overtime win in the goals in a 5-2 three scored deciding game of the series. Arianna Boscia, La Salle Arianna Boscia,

32 | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com Salle. semifinal playoff seriesagainstLa winner-take-all third gameoftheir for theHawks ina3-0victorythe performance. Hedidallthescoring then delivered asensationalplayoff Division duringtheregular season, was theNo.4scorer intheCimini championship. Theseniorforward Hendricken’s drive tothestate Reilly played amajorrole inBishop Reilly Miller,Hendricken JOURNAL PHOTO/BOBBREIDENBACH Reilly Miller,left,withPatriots tightendRob Gronkowski atTheJournalAll-StateAwards. Boys Hockey Player oftheYear Reilly Miller PROVIDENCE

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | 33 PROVI- Celia Tomlinson Celia DENCE JOURNAL PHOTO / BOB BREIDENBACH Celia Tomlinson, left, with Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski at The Journal All-State Awards. at The Journal All-State Awards. Gronkowski tight end Rob left, with Patriots Celia Tomlinson, Girls Basketball Player of the Year of the Player Basketball Girls Celia Tomlinson, South Kingstown Celia Tomlinson, of the Player The state’s Gatorade led South the senior forward Year, both the Division I and to Kingstown state tournament championship rst time in program games for the fi history.

34 | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com Catherine Lenox, North Alexa Jurgeleit, Barrington Miranda Grundy, Smithfi Laura Cooper,EastGreenwich Margaret Chase,MosesBrown First Team FIELD HOCKEY Kingstown Sophie Primiano, North Amelia Oates,NorthKingstown Sarah McGrath, Coventry Victoria McGovern, Coventry Charles Elizabeth Caruso,MountSt. Sarah Cahaly, MountSt.Charles Kayla Barbera, Prout Second Team Bonnie Turek, Prout Maile Somera, Barrington Julia Rein, MountSt.Charles From Page 25 FALL eld Talia Torkomian, Lincoln Isabelle Stevens, Smithfi Erika Shipley, EastGreenwich Aria Nicoletti,MosesBrown Grace Langmuir,MosesBrown Claudia Kriz,Barrington Katie George, NorthKingstown Gabrielle Gallone,LaSalle Lily Gagliano,Barrington Mackenzie Cotter,Cumberland Arianna Boscia,LaSalle Second Team Lucy Tortolani, MosesBrown Julia Soares, Barrington Greenwich Courtney McMullen,East Meg Maguire, NorthKingstown Greenwich Samantha Licciardi, East Elizabeth Lewis, Barrington Kingstown Jay Bast,Cranston East Nick Andreozzi, EastGreenwich First Team FOOTBALL eld Jakub Witczak, MosesBrown C.J. Waite, LaSalle Brown Ben Thompson-Hall,Moses Tyrone Silva, Central Kingstown Anthony Shepard, South Adam Romano, MosesBrown Conor Regan, LaSalle Nathaniel Preziuso, Smithfi Avien Peah, LaSalle Kwity Paye, BishopHendricken Shane Olson,BishopHendricken Hendricken William Mueller,Bishop Ryan MacDonald,Portsmouth Kyron Lopes, LaSalle Thomas Lopes, EastProvidence Hendricken Andrew Hopgood,Bishop Jody Harris,Central Kaleel Harley, St.Raphael Terell Handley, SouthKingstown Brian Gemma,EastGreenwich Yanique Duarte,Shea Andre Bibeault,Cumberland Fall All-Stateteams eld Jaydan Pacheco, Rogers Cameron Morenzi, LaSalle Hendricken Dave Mariano,Bishop Mat Leonardo, Cranston West Hendricken Trevor Lawton, Bishop Owen Kelly, Pilgrim Trevante Jones, St.Raphael Chris Hindle,BishopHendricken Sam Hill,BishopHendricken Kingstown Christopher George, North Kingstown Jason Flanagan,North Nathan Fay, Lincoln Jarell DeLos Santos,Classical Ben Cortes,Smithfi Nicholas Cohen,MosesBrown Arthur Baygboe, Hope Cristos Argys, MosesBrown John Anderson,Cranston East Providence Cameron Almeida,East Second Team Issac Garcia, Rogers Listing by sport eld Andrew Wallace, LaSalle Riley Tupper, Burrillville Zack Tayes, Burrillville Hendricken Jimmy Sauro, Bishop Matt Reid, West Warwick Egan Reale, EastGreenwich Chris Weiss, Portsmouth Abbey George Ward, Wheeler Mustapha Wadda, St.Andrew's Peter Pond, Wheeler Anna Metcalf,Wheeler Issac McCray, St.George’s Abbey Madison McCann,Portsmouth Natalie Landau,LincolnSchool Dave LaMountain,St.George’s Kody Greenhalgh, St.George's Connor Fitzgerald, St.George's Kevin Ellicks,Portsmouth Abbey Ronaldinho Diniz,St.Andrew's George’s Dejania Cotton-Samuel,St. William Braff, St.George's INDEPENDENT STARS

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | 35 PROVIDENCE David Duke David David Duke, left, with Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski at The Journal All-State Awards. Gronkowski tight end Rob left, with Patriots Duke, David JOURNAL PHOTO / BOB BREIDENBACH Boys Basketball Player of the Year of Player Basketball Boys David Duke, Classical stars breakout One of the state’s led junior guard this season, the I championship Classical to a Division in six 20.7 points and averaged postseason games.

36 | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com total of92pointsthisseason. Division Iwith58goalsand34assistsfora Brown’s leadingscorer andthetopscorer in I statetournament.Buonannowas Moses 16-6 victoryinthetitlegameofDivision Buonanno’s fourgoalsledtheQuakers toa Moses Brown coachBrianWilliamsafter small girl,butshe’sabiggameplayer,” said but Buonanno’sgameisbigtime.“She’sa She’s onlyafreshman andshe’snotvery tall, Kari Buonanno,MosesBrown Girls Lacrosse Player oftheYear Athlete oftheYear ingirlslacrosse. Kari Buonanno,inthegirlslacrosse semifinalgame,isTheProvidence JournalAll-State PHOTOCOURTESYOFBERNARDBUONANNO Kari Buonanno

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | 37 PROVIDENCE Matt Manown Matt Boys Lacrosse Player of the Year of Player Lacrosse Boys JOURNAL PHOTO / BOB BREIDENBACH Matt Manown, left, with Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski at The Journal All-State Awards. at The Journal All-State Awards. Gronkowski tight end Rob left, with Patriots Matt Manown, fth elder and and elder nal season. nal Matt Manown, La Salle Matt Manown, midfi The state’s premier now a two-time All-American, he led he led All-American, a two-time now fi La Salle to an unprecedented in state championship consecutive his fi

38 | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com season withmore than250strikeouts. history, Oliver, ajunior,fi pitchers inrecent RhodeIsland Year andoneofthemostdominant The state’sGatorade Player ofthe Kiara Oliver,NorthKingstown nished this JOURNAL PHOTO/BOBBREIDENBACH Kiara Oliver, left,withPatriots tightendRob Gronkowski atTheJournalAll-StateAwards. Softball Player oftheYear Kiara Oliver PROVIDENCE

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | 39 PROVIDENCE Mason Feole Mason Baseball Player of the Year of Player Baseball Mason Feole, left, with Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski at The Journal All-State Awards. at The Journal All-State Awards. Gronkowski tight end Rob left, with Patriots Mason Feole, JOURNAL PHOTO / BOB BREIDENBACH Mason Feole, Prout Mason Feole, All-State pitcher, Feole A three-time the throughout posted a 0.72 ERA this spring. A 6-foot- season regular senior 1, 175-pound left-hander, the in 39 innings struck out 67 batters up only 25 hits while and gave just nine. He also posted a walking average. .326 batting

40 | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com Jenna Lamborghini, Smithfi Kingstown Michaela Lacroix, North Olivia Ford, SouthKingstown Second Team Lauren Toland, North Kingstown Meghan Oliver, Mt.Hope Elizabeth Myrus,Classical Kingstown Shileigh Martinez,North Victoria Gendreau, Mt.Hope Abigail Creamer, LaSalle First Team GYMNASTICS Sarah Varrichione, LaSalle Cheri Skurka, West Warwick Winnie Francis, Portsmouth Brooke Coburn,West Warwick Jovana Bell,West Warwick Lauren Aleicho,Portsmouth Second Team From Page 26 WINTER eld Brooke Robistow, LaSalle Kaitlin Quinn,Mt.Hope Kristie Lee, Portsmouth Natasha Savage, Warwick Co-op Portsmouth Carissa Rego, Barr./Mt.Hope/ Portsmouth Erika Keller, Barr./Mt.Hope/ Kelsey Holmes,Warwick Grace Gibbons,SouthCountry Katie George, SouthCounty Portsmouth Casie Castello,Barr./Mt.Hope/ Portsmouth Mary Arkins,Barr./Mt.Hope/ Second Team Emma Rial,SouthCounty Kaitlyn Oatley, LaSalle Portsmouth Grace Flaherty, Barr./Mt.Hope/ Jamie Comeau,LaSalle Arianna Boscia,LaSalle Madison Balutowksi, Warwick First Team GIRLS HOCKEY Matthew Rickard, Hendricken WRESTLING Luca Ragosta,Smithfi Taylor Peltier, LaSalle Drew Edwards, LaSalle Jacob Durocher, LaSalle Jack Boisvert, Mt.St.Charles James Belisle,Mt.St.Charles Second Team Charles Zachary Noke, MountSt. Reilly Miller,Hendricken David Goolgasian,Smithfi David Gaulin,Smithfi Patrick Creamer, Hendricken Daniel Allen,MountSt.Charles First Team BOYS HOCKEY Christopher Francis, LaSalle Tyler Fenwick, Central Dylan DiSano,Hendricken Sean Caltagairone, Coventry Abe Bloom,MosesBrown First Team Winter All-Stateteams eld eld eld Tommy Wrzesien, Chariho Nathan Williams,Hendricken Providence Joshua Wheeler,North Nicholas Teves, Moses Brown Jonathan Soto,Johnston Nathan Moreira, N.Providence Sam Lundsten,EastProvidence Greenwich Nethaneel Jarrell, East Mason Duran, SouthKingstown Frank Cole,Hendricken Jonathan Celico,Hendricken Duane Burdick, Westerly Seth Brown, Coventry Second Team Adonis Torbio, Hope Nathan Skawinski, Cumberland James Sauro, Hendricken Moulaye Sangare, Cumberland Devin Rivet, Hendricken Mario Peoples EastProvidence James Mountain,LaSalle Julian Jerez, Woonsocket Providence Christian Hussey, East Listing by sport Noah Young, Coventry Chris Weiss, Portsmouth Abbey Berk Tural, St.George’s Cole Swider,St.Andrews Bailey Strangis, Portsmouth Abbey Abbey Ayama Sommers,Portsmouth Olivia Soares, St.George’s Henry Savage St.George’s Jack O’Connor, St.George’s Graham Lynch, Wheeler Abby Luth,Portsmouth Abbey Beth Larcom, St.George’s Karim Ibrahm, St.George’s Country Day Alex Holloway, Providence Frederic Gregoire, St.George’s Drew Fontes, Portsmouth Abbey Casey Evans, St.Andrews Cassandra Duda,LincolnSchool Abbey Claire Davidson, Portsmouth Janal Crooms, St.Andrews Logan Amaral, St.George’s INDEPENDENT STARS

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | 41 PROVIDENCE May Stern May May Stern, left, with Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski at The Journal All-State Awards. at The Journal All-State Awards. Gronkowski end Rob tight Stern, left, with Patriots May JOURNAL PHOTO / BOB BREIDENBACH Girls Outdoor Track Player of the Year of the Player Track Outdoor Girls May Stern, Classical the state’s top was Stern, a senior, capped her career sprinter and she triple at the outdoor with a historic fourth state meet, becoming just the and girl to win gold in the 100-, 200- 400-meter dashes.

42 | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com ff three timesinhiscareer. second boy towingoldintheevent Colantonio, asenior,becamejustthe throughout the2016outdoorseason, hammer thrower inthenation The top-ranked boys highschool Bobby Colantonio,Barrington Boys OutdoorTrack Player oftheYear the second boy inthestatetowingoldhammerthrow three times. Bobby Colantoniocompetes atthestatehighschoolmeetinJune.TheBarringtonseniorbecamejust GLENN OSMUNDSON Bobby Colantonio

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PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | 43 PROVIDENCE JOURNAL PHOTO / Caroline Farber Caroline Girls Golf Player of the Year of the Player Golf Girls BOB BREIDENBACH Caroline Farber, teeing off at Newport Country Club in the state tournament in May, won the state indi- won at Newport Country Club in the state tournament in May, teeing off Farber, Caroline state championship. win its third vidual girls title and helped Moses Brown A four-time All-State selection, All-State A four-time out her high school closed Farber best season ever with her career the state senior won this spring. The with girls’ individual championship the 18-hole victory in a four-stroke later girls’ state tournament. A week win its third she helped Moses Brown one of state team title as she was in each top four scorers the Quakers’ of 36-hole state tournament. round Caroline Farber, Moses Brown Farber, Caroline

44 | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com last three seasons. to thestateteamtitleineachof performances alsoledMosesBrown championships. Inaddition,his League stateindividualgolf years towinthree Interscholastic only thesecondplayer inthelast50 This spring,Dickson,ajunior,became Will Dickson,MosesBrown DENCE JOURNALPHOTO/STEVESZYDLOWSKI Club, becamejustthesecond player inthelast50years towinthree individualstatetitles. Will Dickson,ofMosesBrown, playing inthestatehighschoolboys championshipatCranston Country Boys GolfPlayer oftheYear Will Dickson PROVI-

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | 45 PROVIDENCE Beth Larcom Beth Beth Larcom, left, with Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski at The Journal All-State Awards. Gronkowski tight end Rob left, with Patriots Beth Larcom, JOURNAL PHOTO / BOB BREIDENBACH Independent Star Player of the Year of the Player Star Independent Beth Larcom, St. George's Beth Larcom, goaltender The senior hockey helping the U.S. from returned U18 win the World National team St. and sparked championship Divi- to the New England George’s title. The New England sion II prep her of the Year, Division II Player Prep earned performance in the playoffs II New her MVP honors in the Division England tournament.

46 | Saturday, June 25, 2016 | PROVIDENCE JOURNAL | providencejournal.com Giuliana Hathaway, Cranston Brittany Girard, Woonsocket Janel Gamache,MosesBrown Paige Concannon,Barrington Gabby Conca,LaSalle Kingstown Tara Chatowsky, North Jocelyn Bodington,Cumberland West Mackenzie Beyer, Cranston Ally Beaton,Smithfi Finalists SOFTBALL Austin Wolo, Central Avery Williamson,West Warwick Nich Williams,Hendricken Sam Toolin, NorthKingstown Amir Spriggs,West Warwick Connor Sheridan,Hendricken David Principe Jr.,LaSalle Zach Padula, West Warwick Angel Morales, LaSalle From Page 30 SPRING eld Providence Corrie Traverse, East Veterans Natasha Savage, Warwick Lauren Rousseau, Chariho Juliana Romero, Smithfi Abbie Roderick, Woonsocket Kiara Oliver, NorthKingstown Vanessa Oatley, Chariho Annie Mitchell,LaSalle Kaitlin Mattera, Coventry Celia Macari,MosesBrown Andrea Luisi,NorthKingstown Maddi Leite, Cumberland Providence Arielle LaCroix, North Kamryn LaBree, St.Raphael Brooke Keresztessy, Coventry Samantha Jalbert,Cumberland West Brendan Blessing,South John Beneduce,LaSalle Kylie Beaulieu,Woonsocket Dante Baldelli,Hendricken Finalists BASEBALL eld Alex Martinez,Cranston East Trevor Marques, Lincoln Kingstown Chad Mansolillo,North Liam Magill,SouthKingstown Matt Lonardo, Cranston West Blaine Lindsky, SouthKingstown Alex Lataille,MountSt.Charles Sam Kenyon, SouthKingstown Matt Kennedy, Hendricken Greg Kay, SouthKingstown Chris Hindle,Hendricken Josh Greene, Ponaganset Josh Fradin, EastGreenwich Mason Feole, Prout Adam Duarte,EastProvidence Luis DeLeon, MosesBrown Dave Defusco,Warwick Mike DeFusco, EastGreenwich Jake Coro, Johnston Austin Conte,NorthProvidence Brandan Conley, Hendricken Zach Clesas,Johnston Justin Brown, Coventry Elijah Brown, Hendricken Josh Brodeau, Cumberland Kingstown Spring All-Stateteams Chris Wright, Cumberland Matt Woods, Pilgrim John Willette,Johnston Matt Sweeney, Hendricken David Simmons,Warwick Steve Rocchio, Cranston West Kevin Roberts, SouthKingstown Nick Raposo,Johnston Ryan Ramos,LaSalle Rommy Morel, Central Kyle McCann,Prout Hayden Parkes, Cranston West Kyle McCann,Prout Joe Maynard, Hendricken Brett Gould,MountSt.Charles Gabe Felicetti, Chariho Second Team Luis Vasquez-Szendrey Zack Turner, Coventry Jarod Tessier, Mount St.Charles Cameron Roth, Coventry Tristan Kozul, SouthKingstown Colan Gulla,SouthKingstown Cal Butler,LaSalle First Team BOYS VOLLEYBALL Listing by sport Kai Yang, Central Hendricken Anthony Witherstone, Jake Owen, NorthKingstown Tyler Heroux, SouthKingstown Dan Gould,MountSt.Charles Josh Winkler,St.George's Tyler White,Portsmouth Abbey Abbey Maddie Villareal, Portsmouth Irem Tural, St.George's Harry Shepherd, St.George's Jake Rosen, St.Andrew's Dyani Robles, St.Andrew's Anessa Petteruti, Rocky Hill Sydney Morin,St.Andrew's Abbey Emily MaxBogan,Portsmouth Will Logue, St.George's Dan Locke, Portsmouth Abbey Jeffrey Giguere, Wheeler Abbey Theodore Fenton, Portsmouth A.J. Chicano,St.George's Finalists INDEPENDENT STARS

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