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The WNBA draft is underway, as the league welcomes its newest rookie class on Monday night. With the No. 1 pick for the second straight year, the Dallas Wings opened the night by selecting Azzi Fudd, reuniting the 5-foot-11 guard with former UConn teammate Paige Bueckers. WNBAs international flavor Commissioner Cathy Engelbert said before the draft started that the league is looking to play a game outside North America for the first time in 2027. Then the leagues teams spent the three rounds adding 10 international players. A trio of international players were selected in the first round. Center Awa Fam Thiam became the highest drafted Spanish player at No. 3 overall. Spain added a second player when Iyana Martin Carrion was taken by Portland with its first ever draft pick at No. 7 overall. Nell Angloma of France was the 12th selection by Connecticut. Forward Frieda Buhner of Germany was the second pick in the second round by Portland. Toronto, another expansion franchise, took Australian Saffron Shiels at No. 26 and Phoenix drafted French guard Ines Pitarch-Granel at No. 27. Golden State went for Kokoro Tanaka of Japan in the third round at No. 38 overall. Manuela Puoch of Australia was taken at 41 by the New York Liberty. Phoenix added Eszter Ratkai of Hungary at No. 42, and Atlanta took Kejia Ran of China at No. 43. Round 3 picks 31. Dallas Wings Zee Spearman 32. Chicago Sky Tonie Morgan 33. Connecticut Sun Serah Williams 34. Washington Mystics Rori Harmon 35. Los Angeles Sparks Amelia Hassett 36. Toronto Tempo Charlise Dunn 37. Portland Fire Taylor Bigby 38. Golden State Valkyries Kokoro Tanaka 39. Seattle Storm Grace VanSlooten 40. Indiana Fever Jessica Timmons 41. New York Liberty Manuela Puoch 42. Phoenix Mercury Eszter Ratkai 43. Atlanta Dream Kejia Ran 44. Las Vegas Aces Jordan Obi 45. Minnesota Lynx Lani White Theres hope for third-round picks The odds are against third-round picks, but expansion creates more job opportunities. In 2025, just three made WNBA rosters: JJ Quinerly (No. 27), Liatu King (No. 28) and Taylor Thierry (No. 36). So dont count any of these players out. Teams are always in the market for someone to rise above the odds. Round 2 picks 26. Toronto Tempo Saffron Shiels 27. Phoenix Mercury Ines Pitarch-Granel 28. Atlanta Dream Indya Nivar 29. Las Vegas Aces Janiah Barker 30. Washington Mystics Darianna Littlepage-Buggs Who is Seattle getting? Name: Taina Mair School: Duke Stats: 5-foot-9 guard, averaged 11.6 points, 5.6 assists, 5.9 rebounds Strength: Good ball-handler with active hands on defense Weakness: 3-point shooting must be more consistent Round 2 picks 21. Chicago Sky Latasha Lattimore 22. Toronto Tempo Teonni Key 23. Golden State Valkyries Ashlon Jackson 24. Los Angeles Sparks Chance Gray 25. Indiana Fever Justine Pissott And another draft record for UCLA The UCLA Bruins came to the WNBA draft with a chance at having a lot of players selected. They now have a pair of records all to themselves with the most players drafted in the first round and most in any draft. Lauren Betts, Gabriela Jaquez, Kiki Rice, Angela Dugalic and Gianna Kneepkens all were drafted in the first round setting a record for the most players from one school taken in the first round. Then Charlisse Leger-Walker became the sixth UCLA Bruin drafted overall when taken by the Connecticut Sun at No. 18. That tops the mark of five from one team held by three teams. Tennessee first had five taken in 2008 followed by Notre Dame in 2019 and South Carolina in 2023. Round 2 picks 16. Seattle Storm Marta Suarez 17. Portland Fire Frieda Buhner 18. Connecticut Sun Charlisse Leger-Walker 19. Washington Mystics Cassandre Prosper 20. Los Angeles Sparks TaNiya Latson Trade alert The WNBA has its first trade of this draft. The Golden State Valkyries have swapped the rights to Flaujae Johnson to the Seattle Storm in exchange for the rights to forward Marta Suarez of TCU. The Valkyries wanted Suarez enough to also send a 2028 second-round selection to Seattle. Suarez was the first pick of the second round at No. 16 overall. Johnson was the eight pick overall. winning four-straight titles from 1997-2000. Who is Connecticut getting? Name: Gianna Kneepkens School: UCLA Stats: 6-foot guard, averaged 12.8 points, 3.1 rebounds Strength: Strong 3-point shooter whos efficient taking shots and can move without the ball Weakness: Defense Record night for UCLA UCLA had a record first round. The Bruins became the first team to have five players selected in the first round, a little more than a week after winning the schools first NCAA championship. And two of them arent finished being teammates. Lauren Betts was taken with the No. 4 pick by the Washington Mystics, who later selected Angela Dugalic at No. 9. Gabriela Jaquez went right after Betts to Chicago at No. 5, followed by Kiki Rice to the expansion Toronto Tempo at No. 6. Jaquez helped UCLA tie the WNBA record of four taken in the first round set by UConn in 2002. Then UCLA got the record to itself when the Connecticut Sun took Gianna Kneepkens at No. 15. Tennessee, in 1999 and again in 2008, had five players selected in the draft, as did Notre Dame in 2019 and South Carolina in 2023. But the players from those teams werent all taken in the first round. Who is Atlanta getting? Name: Madina Okot School: South Carolina Stats: 6-foot-6 center, averaged 12.8 points, 10.6 rebounds Strength: Size and consistent double-double threat Weakness: Experience Who is Connecticut getting? Name: Nell Angloma from France School: BLMA Stats: 5-foot-11 forward, averaged 15.5 points, 5.6 assists in Frances premier league Strength: Scorer who can handle the ball with ability to play forward or guard. Weakness: Turns 20 in June Who is Washington getting? Name: Cotie McMahon School: Mississippi Stats: 6-foot forward, averaged 19.5 points, 5.1 rebounds Strength: Tough, physical player Weakness: 3-point shooting and shooting outside the paint Who is Indiana getting? Name: Raven Johnson School: South Carolina Stats: 5-foot-9 guard, averaged 9.9 points, 5.1 assists Strength: Spreads the ball around while limiting turnovers and strong defender even when giving up size Weakness: Shooting and scoring Who is Washington getting? Name: Angela Dugalic School: UCLA Stats: 6-foot-4 forward, averaged 9 points, 5.6 rebounds Strength: Plays physically and a mismatch Weakness: Needs more time to develop her game fully Bruins go back-to-back-to-back UCLA came to the WNBA draft looking to make history by having as many as five Bruins taken in the first round. The Bruins took a big step toward that with center Lauren Betts, guard Gabriella Jaquez and guard Kiki Rice being drafted back-to-back-to-back from the national champs. Betts went off the board first to the Washington Mystics with the fourth pick overall. Jaquez heard her name called next by the Chicago Sky. Then it was Rices turn as the No. 6 selection by the Toronto Tempo as the expansion franchises first WNBA draft pick. Rice says it was so special to follow her teammates in this draft. Angela Dugalic made that four in the first nine selections, tying the WNBA record of four set by UConn in 2022. Gianna Kneepkens now can make give UCLA the record if and when her name is called. Who is Golden State getting? Name: Flaujae Johnson School: LSU Stats: 5-foot-10 guard, averaged 14.2 points, 2.5 assists, 4.2 rebounds Strength: Sticky, physical defender who can score and make plays Weakness: Consistency Who is Portland getting? Name: Iyana Martin Carrion from Spain Stats: 5-foot-8 guard, averaged 14.8 points, 4.2 assists Strength: Strong passer able to find open teammates Weakness: Just turned 20 and needs to add strength and improve as 3-point shooter Who is Toronto getting? Name: Kiki Rice School: UCLA Stats: 5-foot-11 guard, averaged 14.9 points, 4.3 assists, 5.9 rebounds Strength: Efficient shooter and nearly automatic at the free-throw line, poised with the ball, good defender Weakness: Getting to the rim and 3-point shooting Who is Chicago getting? Name: Gabriela Jaquez School: UCLA Stats: 6-foot guard, averaged 13.5 points, 5.5 rebounds Strength: Good shooter and better at the free-throw line with active hands defensively Weakness: Keeping composed Who is Washington getting? Name: Lauren Betts School: UCLA Stats: 6-foot-7 center, averaged 17.1 points, 8.8 rebounds Strength: Consistent scorer inside with the ability to pass and block shots Weakness: Free-throw shooting Who is Seattle getting? Name: Awa Fam Thiam from Spain Team: Valencia Basket Club Stats: 6-foot-4 center, averaged 9.2 points, 5 rebounds Strength: Scorer and rebounder with size Weakness: Just 19 and needs time to develop Yet another UConn player goes No. 1 Azzi Fudd becomes the seventh UConn player to be selected No. 1 overall in the WNBA draft. That list: Sue Bird (2002), Diana Taurasi (04); Tina Charles (10); Maya Moore (11); Breanna Stewart (16); Paige Bueckers (25) and Fudd (26) Who is Minnesota getting? Name: Olivia Miles School: TCU Stats: 5-foot-10 guard, averaged 19.6 points, 7.2 rebounds, 6.6 assists Strength: True scorer whether at the rim or from 3-point range who can spread the ball around Weakness: Defense Who is Dallas getting? Name: Azzi Fudd School: UConn Stats: 5-foot-11 guard, averaged 17.3 points, 3.1 assists Strength: Improved shooting efficiency each season and nearly automatic at the free-throw line Weakness: Struggled scoring in final three NCAA Tournament games. Reporting by The Associated Press.

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EDITOR'S NOTE: Coaches are reminded to send in game results each weeknight by emailing pjsports@providencejournal.com from 6 to10 p.m.GAME OF THE DAYYou normally cant win a baseball game all by yourself.With Will Haggerty, normal doesnt apply.The Moses Brown All-Stater opened Mondays game against Smithfield with a home run, then proceeded to shove for six innings as the Quakers took down the Sentinels, 1-0.Moses Brown knew runs would be tough to come by against Smithfield ace Jackson Chamberlin, but theres no need to be afraid of a pitchers duel when youve got the biggest gun.Haggerty made his impact felt before he could throw a pitch, taking Chamberlins first offering of the game over the fence in left field for a 1-0 lead. Chamberlin settled in after the nuke, striking out the next three batters, but ended up on the wrong end of a hard-luck loss because of who he was up against.For six innings, Haggerty was practically untouchable. He threw four no-hit innings before freshman Gavin Gibree led off the fifth with a single. After another Hagerty strikeout, Smithfield freshman Connor Curtis came up with a single to second.Knowing theyd have limited chances, the Sentinels tried to score Gibree on the play, but he was gunned at the plate by Drew Algava. Smithfield didnt have another baserunner the rest of the game.Haggerty threw six innings of two-hit ball, hitting a batter and finishing with nine strikeouts on 77 pitches. Dustin Boundreau came on in the seventh and threw a clean inning to pick up the save.The efforts were needed because Chamberlin was equally impressive. While he struggled with command he walked six in 4 2/3 innings Chamberlin surrendered only two hits and finished with 11 strikeouts. Dominic Lombardi threw the final 2 1/3 inning, giving up one hit and striking out three.SOFTBALL Division IWesterly 10, Moses Brown 0Ella Keegan led the offense and Frankie Arnold continued her great start as the Bulldogs pulled off a 10-0 win over the Quakers.Westerly took advantage of Moses Brown miscues to build a 2-0 lead in the second and thats when Keegan struck a big blow, ripping an RBI double that was followed by another from Arnold. Addie Poole capped scoring in the inning with an RBI single for a 6-0 lead.The Bulldogs didnt need that many runs. Arnold threw four innings of two-hit ball, striking out six, and Avery Gingerella helped preserve the shutout with one inning of no-hit ball, striking our three.Keegan finished 2-for-4 with two RBI and one run. Arnold also had two hits and drove in one run and Danica Gingerella had two hits and scored twice in the win. Poole finished with two RBI.Ava Lourenco and Abigail McAuliffe had the only two hits of the game for Moses Brown.St. Raphael 10, Bay View 5Emma Martin showed what kind of day it was going to be in the first inning, helping lead the Saints to a 10-5 win over the Bengals.Martin got St. Raphael going with a first-inning RBI single, but didnt stop there. She added two-run single as past of a four-run third inning and added an RBI double in the sixth.With All-Stater Izzy Sousa still sidelined, Martin got the job done in the circle as well. She surrendered three earned runs, striking out 10 in her seven innings of work.Noelle Welch helped the offense from the top of the order, going 1-for-3 with two runs and one RBI. Sophie Roman and Lily Briere both scored twice for the Saints and Makayla McDermott drove in one run and also scored one.Alexa Fredricks led the Bay View offense, going 2-for-3 with three RBI and one run in the loss.Fairfield Ludlow 13, Cumberland 6The Clippers started hot in the first inning but the offense stalled after that in a 13-6 loss to Fairfield-Ludlow.Cumberland surrendered four runs in the first inning to its guests from Connecticut, but the offense got them back in the bottom half. Tessa Nicastro scored on a dropped third strike, Maddie Casavant scored on a wild pitch and a two-run double by Madelyn Crawford tied the game at four.Fairfield-Ludlow took the lead back in the top of the second with one run, then added three in the third. Cumberland scored in the third on an RBI groundout by Cadence Hebert and added one more in the fifth on a passed ball, but Fairfield-Ludlow put things away with five in the seventh inning.Nicastro went 2-for-3 with two runs and Casavant scored twice as well. Abby OConnell had two RBI in the loss.Prout 12, Smithfield 1The Crusaders mashed all afternoon, giving Megan Gardiner more than enough support in a 12-1 win over the Sentinels.Prout was hungry for hits and wasted little time getting them, as the first two batters reached before Sara Slitts RBI single brought in the games first run. Lily Sheehan drove in another for a 3-0 advantage after the first and the Crusaders added two more in the second before exploding for six in the fifth, bringing the 10-run rule into play.Gardiner welcomed the help, but it wasnt needed. The sophomore threw all five innings, giving up four hits with no walks while striking out eight batters.It was a big day for Ana Pearce, who went 2-for-4 with four RBI. Rachael Dias and Mia Boyajian both went 2-for-3 with three runs and one RBI and Slitt finished 1-for-3 with two RBI and two runs. Sheehan had two hits and three RBI and Frankie Smith scored twice in the win.Maggie Lee drove in Mallory Cavanagh for Smithfields lone run in the loss.Cranston West 5, Coventry 0Izzy Marcano threw a gem and swung a big bat as the Falcons flew past the Oakers, 5-0.Marcano, part of Cranston Wests talented freshman class, had it working in the circle from the start. She threw a complete game, spreading six hits and one walk over her seven innings while striking out nine.The Falcons got Marcano a 1-0 lead in the third on a triple by Caroline Nelson. Marcano added to it in the fourth, hitting a three-run home run. The final run was scored in the fifth off an error.Nelson finished her afternoon 2-for-4 with one RBI and one run and freshman Alexa Okolowitcz also had a two-hit day while scoring one run.La Salle 7, Pilgrim 2In a tight game with a familiar foe, the Rams woke up in the bottom of the fifth and came up with timely hits that led them to a 7-2 win over the Patriots.La Salle scored the games first run on an error, but Pilgrim tied things up in the fourth on a home run by Carli Harker. The Rams took the lead back in the bottom half on a home run by Jesse Broomfield, but an error after a hit by Madison Tuirok let the Patriots tie things at two.Nikki Pallotta gave La Salle the lead for good with an RBI double in the fifth and an RBI double by Izzy Dong made it a two-run game. Sophie Morgan came up with a devastating blow in the sixth with a two-run double, then scored on a single by Pallotta.All-Stater Hailey Vigneau was her usual self, throwing seven innings while spreading out six hits and one walk and giving up just one earned run.Morgan had a big day at the dish, going 2-for-3 with three runs and two RBI. Pallotta finished 2-for-4 with two RBI.Kaelyn Shea had two hits for Pilgrim and Addison Dempsey scored the second run in the loss.SOFTBALL Division IIPonaganset 6, Barrington 3Mia Duncan came up with a clutch hit in the fourth and Mattea Mello came up big in the circle when it counted in the Chieftains 6-3 win over the Eagles.Barrington out-hit Ponaganset, but Mello didnt let it affect her game. The Eagles managed to get runners in scoring position in the first and third innings, but couldnt scrap up a run. They continued to get on base, but Mello mitigated the damage with strikeouts to make sure the Chieftains stayed on top.Ponaganset led 1-0 heading to the fourth when Cora Miller doubled the lead with an RBI double. Duncan came to bat with two outs in the inning and ripped a two-run single for the 4-0 lead. Barrington got the deficit down to 4-2, but two runs in the sixth were plenty of insurance for the Chieftains to hold down the win.Mello had a wild line in the complete-game win, giving up 10 hits and three walks but allowed just three runs while striking out 16 batters.Duncan paced the Ponaganset offense, going 3-for-3 with two RBI. Miller finished 2-for-3, scoring twice and driving in one run. Lilliana Ambrose had two RBI in the win.Grace Fontaine had two hits and drove in one run for Barrington while Cora Floriani had two hits and scored once. Maya Etheridge also had two hits and scored one run and Aubrey Paxton also came up with two hits in the loss.East Greenwich 19, Classical 7The Avengers took care of business early against their Division III foe, piling on 10 runs in the first two innings on their way to a 19-7 win over the Purple.Two bases-loaded walks and a passed ball at East Greenwich up 3-0 after the first. Classical answered with one run in the top of the second, but the Avengers continued to pounce on Purple mistakes in the bottom half to take a 10-1 lead. Classical scored for in the third, but EG added five and later put the game away in the fourth via the 12-run rule.It was a nice afternoon from the bottom of the order, as freshman Natalie Ucci went 2-for-3 with two RBI and three runs from the No. 7 spot. Fellow freshman Charlotte Barrett, hitting ninth, finished 1-for-3 with three RBI and two runs and No. 8 hitter Molly Hanlon, also a freshman, scored three runs in the win.Another freshman, Catherine Sheeran, went 2-for-3 with one RBI and one run.Kiaris Rojas had two RBI for Classical and Victoria Tavares scored two runs in the loss.Scituate 8, Mt. Hope 3Katelyn Chatelle came up with the clutch hit the Spartans needed, driving in the go-ahead run to break up a tie game in the fourth in the eventual 8-3 win over the Huskies.Scituate got off to a good start and led 3-0 before Mt. Hope tied the game in the top of the third on a two-run single by Sofia Haberman and the game-tying sacrifice fly by Tayla Simas.Faith Dumont got the Spartans going in the right direction with a leadoff double in the fourth, scoring two batters later after Chatelles single to left. Chatelle eventually scored on a passed ball.Izzy Rotondo made sure the lead stuck. She was solid the entire afternoon, giving up five hits and walking on in her seven innings of work, striking out seven. Rotondo also helped her own cause, going 2-for-4 with two RBI, including a solo home run in the fifth inning.Jennifer Chatelle and Gabriella DeFusco both scored two runs for Scituate. Katelyn Chatelle had wo hits and drove in the one run and Haley Nickerson finished her day 3-for-4 in the win.Haberman led the Mt. Hope offense, going 1-for-3 with two RBI and Rachel Castigliego had two hits and scored once.North Providence 19, Central Falls 2Makenna Heon and Mariana Xavier both hit two home runs and Sydney Drew added another as the Cougars overpowered their Division III foe in a 19-2 win over the Warriors.Heon led off the game with an inside-the-park home run and Xavier did the same two batters later for a 3-0 lead. Up 8-0 heading to the third, Heon, Xavier and Drew all hit inside-the-park home runs as part of an 11-run inning that ended the game after three due to the 15-run rule.Xavier finished the game 2-for-2 with four RBI and three runs and Heon went 3-for-3 with three RBI and four runs. Freshman Olivia Geib-Ayala went 3-for-3 with three RBI and classmate Drew was 2-for-2 with two RBI and two runs.Fellow freshman Madison Clayton scored three runs while walking three times and freshman Breonna Carleton also scored twice.LC Collins hit a home run in the loss for Central Falls.SOFTBALL Division IIITiverton 18, Davies 5Carlie Martin started her day with two walks, but had to take a slow trot later in the day that highlighted the Tigers 18-5 win over the Patriots.Tiverton got out to an 8-0 lead before Davies could pick up a bat, highlighted by a two-run double from Kelsey Conway. Martin drew two bases-loaded walks in the inning, but had her big swing in the third on a two-run blast that took any doubt about the final result away.Sara Poland had a big day at the plate, going 3-for-3 with four RBI and three runs. Lia Doster went 2-for-4 with two RBI and four runs and Martin drove in four and scored twice. Conway was 2-for-4 with three RBI and two runs and Abby Gilfillen had two RBI and scored twice.Maci Linton had two RBI for the Patriots and Darelyn Maldonado drove in two and scored once. Kylie Robert also had two runs in the loss.Rogers 12, Juanita Sanchez 0Lily Leys was dominating in the circle and eight different players had hits as the Vikings blew out the Cavaliers, 12-0.Rogers scored six innings in the top of the first, with an RBI triple from Charlotte Plowden and an RBI double by Maeve Higgins serving as the highlights.Leys showed her appreciation for the support with a brilliant performance in the circle. The sophomore threw all five innings of the mercy-rule shortened game, giving up one hit and striking out 10. Leys also scored two runs.Plowden had two hits and drove in a pair and Tess Margolis scored twice and drove in one run.Keasia Mulbah had the lone hit for Juanita Sanchez.Middletown 17, Narragansett 3Lorelei Elshant and Julianna Brett gave the Islanders some go as they cruised toa 17-3 win over the Mariners.After scoring 23 against Narragansett on Saturday, Middletown had similar intentions in the road rematch. Elshant and Brett were monsters in the order as both went 3-for-4 with four RBI apiece.Delaney King got involved in the fun, going 2-for-4 with a double and two RBI. Eva Gross went 2-for-3 with a double and Charlotte Miller also had two hits in the win.Cranston East 25, Central 7Cydnee Meekins helped power the Thunderbolts comeback before putting the game away with a big fifth inning in a 25-7 lead.Cranston East struck first, but trailed 4-1 after two innings. The Thunderbolts quickly responded in the third and tied the game on an RBI single by Meekins. A wild pitch added to the lead and Angelina Saing made it a two-run game with an RBI single as part of the eight-run inning.The Thunderbolts led 11-7 heading to the fifth, then scored 14 runs that led the game to end early via the 10-run rule.Meekins crushed from her cleanup spot, going 2-for-4 with five RBI and two runs. Aniah Parker had one hit but finished with four RBI and four runs. Leanna Garcia also scored four times and drove in a pair. Saing went 2-for-4 with two RBI and two runs and Bryanna Morales scored three times and drove in one run.Raynelis Rivas scored two runs in the loss for Central.SOFTBALL Other scoresDivision IIIExeter-West Greenwich 13, Times2 0Paul Cuffee at Mount Pleasant (no score reported)BASEBALL - Division ILincoln 2, Barrington 0Logan Xiarhos continued his stellar sophomore campaign, clipping the Eagles wings and guiding the Lions to a 2-0 win.Xiarhos has become the ace of the Lincoln staff and showed why against Barrington, allowing just two hits with two walks and striking out seven in the complete-game effort.The Lions didnt manage much offensively, but they didnt need to. Joey Lezon and Brennan Robert provided all the offense the team needed and Joey Cunha finished 1-for-3 with one run.Lucas Tanous and Aiden Abbott had the hits for the Eagles. Alex Anderson was terrific in defeat, throwing all six innings while giving up six hits and finishing with eight strikeouts.South Kingstown 11, Cranston East 1With Connor Wokoske dealing on the mound, the Rebels scored four runs in the first and put up seven more in the fifth to pick up the 11-1 win over the Thunderbolts.Wokoske was in charge for South Kingstown and threw all five innings of the game that was shortened due to the 10-run rule. Wokoske scattered six hits over five innings, walking two and striking out one to earn the victory.Sam McLeod and Elias Totten paced the Rebels order, as each drove in two runs and combined to score three. Nick Vellone, Cole Rosen and Jack Noon each had a pair of hits and drove in one run.Yadiel Ventuta and Andres Morel both had two hits for Cranston East in the loss.Cranston West 7, Coventry 2The strong outing by starting pitcher Nicholas DiLorenzo, pitched six innings allowing five hits and two runs while striking out seven, helped the Falcons upend the Oakers, 7-2.DiLoenzo helped his own cause by driving in two runs with a sacrifice fly in the second inning to open the scoring. Elan Santana, who had two hits in the game, helped CW extend the lead with a two-run home in the top of the third.Griffin Frenze cut the lead to 5-2 with a two-run homer in the bottom of the third but that would as close as they would get. North Kingstown 7, Pilgrim 2Colton Kim and Nick Martucci had the offense going and Bodie Forsell continued to throw well in the Skippers 7-2 win over the Patriots.Kim shined for North Kingstown in the No. 1 spot in the order, going 3-for-4 with two RBI, two stolen bases and one run. Martucci also hit well, going 2-for-2 with two runs.The Skippers gave Forsell plenty of support, but he didnt need much. He threw five innings, allowing three hits and walking two with seven strikeouts, earning the victory. Chris Ciarniello pitched two innings of relief, striking out four to secure the dub.Sammy Shelton went 2-for-4 with a stolen base in the loss for Pilgrim.Hendricken 7, Cumberland 0 Read Bill Koch's story from the Hawks' win over the Clippers right here.BASEBALL - Division IIMiddletown 8, West Warwick 2The Islanders came up with a two-out rally in the fourth, scoring six runs that propelled them past the Wizards in an 8-6 win.West Warwick scored four runs in the first two innings and led 4-2 when Middletown came alive. With two outs, Evan Agren walked to load the bases and Mike Lisella followed with a two-run single that tied the game. Camerone Carlisle struck next with an RBI single that put the Islanders ahead by one run and Noah Travers came up next with a two-run double. An RBI single by Kenneth Pirches capped the scoring and had Middletown ahead 8-4.The Wizards answered with two runs in the top half of the fifth, but Lisella closed the door for Middletown to pick up the save.Travers had a big game, going 2-for-3 with two RBI and two runs. Lisella had two hits, two RBI and one run and Agren scored twice while driving in one.Nick Andruchow provided some pop for West Warwick, going 2-for-4 with two runs and one RBI. Anthony Burt also had two hits one a triple and scored one run.St. Raphael 4, Prout 2Struggling to score, the Saints came up clutch late and Leyton Capellos effort out of the bullpen was huge in the 4-2 win over the Crusaders.St. Raphael put a run on the board in the first, but was stymied after thanks to the efforts of Prout starter Ryan Antonucci. Trailing 2-1 heading to the fifth, the Saints earned three walks to load the bases before Jaiden Rosarios single tied the game at 2. Gavin Fortes followed with a sacrifice fly that put St. Raphael on top for good.Capello was impressive in his relief effort, coming on in the third and pitching 4 2/3 innings while giving up two, walking three and striking out five to earn the win.Rosario finished the game with two hits for St. Raphael, Fortes had two RBI and Carlos Smith scored twice in the win.Cam Randall had the big swing of the afternoon, hitting a solo home run for Prout that tied the game at 1 in the first inning.Narragansett 2, EWG 1Offense was tough to come by for both teams, but the Mariners pitchers made the most of the two runs they scored to hold on to a 2-1 win over the Scarlet Knights.With ace Zayden Kent on the mound, Narragansett felt good about its chances, but the game remained scoreless after Kent left the game following three innings of no-hit ball where he struck out seven.Lucas Previtte came on and got dinged for a run in the fifth, but Aiden Clancey was able to take over and shut EWG down the rest of the way to pick up the save. Clancey also provided the offense for Narragansett with a two-out, two-run single in the fifth.J.J. Langlais started the game for the Knights and threw well, with the pitch to Clancey serving as the lone mistake. Tyler Medeiros came on in relief and threw 2 1/3 inning of two-hit relief.BASEBALL - Division IIIMt. Pleasant 14, Pawtucket 5The Kilties exploded for 11 runs in the top of the eighth and while Pawtucket managed to scrap up a pair, the deficit was far too big to overcome.Pawtucket got off to a great start with three runs in the first, but Mount Pleasant tied the game with three in the second and third before the teams traded zeroes, forcing extra innings.With a runner on second to start the inning, the Kilties bunted him over to set up a sacrifice fly from Yamiel Moya to take a 4-3 lead. There were two outs, but the scoring didnt stop there. Four hits, four bases-loaded walk and one hit-by-pitch with the bases juiced led to the 11-run explosion that gave Mount Pleasant the win.Hideky Inoa had a big game for the Kilties, going 2-for-5 with four RBI and one run. Waner Mateo finished 3-for-4 with two RBI and two runs and Yadiel Peralta was 3-for-3 with three runs and two RBI. Moya drove in a pair and scored twice in the win.Harald Fernandez had three hits and scored once for Pawtucket and Jaiden Mills had three hits, scoring once and driving in one run in the loss.Tiverton 11, Hope 9After seeing the Blue Wave offense come up big in the first, the host Tigers made sure to answer, scoring nine runs in their half of the inning on their way to an 11-9 win.Samuel Garcias two-run single highlighted a four-run start for Hope, but Tivertons response was immediate with four straight doubles helping turning the scoreboard around before four RBI singles made it 9-4 after the first.The Blue Wave got three in the second, but the Tigers came up with one more run to get the lead to four. Hope chipped away, but Aidan Sylvia was able to close the door in the seventh to secure the win.Sylas Carlile had a great day atop the Tiverton order, going 3-for-4 with three runs and one RBI. Alex Monkevicz went 3-for-3 with one RBI and one run and Nolan Mercer had two hits with two runs and one RBI. Alex Bishop drove in a pair in the win.Chris Bernard starred for Hope, going 3-for-3 with two runs and one RBI. Jorldanis Gamboa drove in two runs and Bryan Abreu scored three times in the loss.BASEBALL Other scoresDivision IIIProvidence Country Day 9, Paul Cuffee 2BOYS LACROSSE - Division IMoses Brown 11, Barrington 5The young Quakers continue to play well in new roles, with Christian Smith leading the way for the offense in an 11-5 win over the Eagles.With Barringtons defensive efforts focused on slowing All-Stater Reese Chase, Smith stepped up huge and led the team with four goals. Sophomor Matt Azevedo had a hat trick and freshman Ben Magiera came up with two goals of his own. Chase and sophomore Hugo Harrell had the other goals.Peyton Hiller and Onson Tieu led Barrington with two goals apiece.BOYS LACROSSE - Other scoresDivision I Pilgrim 19, Cranston West 11Division IIEast Greenwich 9, Cumberland 4Division IIIMt. Hope 15, PCDSRA 1Narragansett 9, Burrillville 5GIRLS LACROSSE - Division IV Lincoln 8, Scituate 5An outstanding effort by Riley Bouthellette, who scored five goals, helped the Lions get by the Spartans. Also helping Lincoln in the win were Molly Comtois, Grace Araujo and Andreya Imondi, who each found the back of the net.Scituate would not go away quietly as it got goals three goals from Grace Jacavone and one each from Isabella OLeary and Althea Selby in the loss.GIRLS LACROSSE - Other scoresDivision I Chariho 14, South Kingstown 4Moses Brown 12, St. George's 11Division IITiverton 10, Cranston East 1Division IIISmithfield 13, Bay View 9Division IVClassical 9, North Providence 3BOYS TENNIS - Division ISouth Kingstown 5, North Kingstown 2Its been a prosperous spring thus far for the Rebels and up against the rival Skippers, it was Prosper Lin who earned the clinching point that earned them a 5-2 win.North Kingstown had victories in the top two singles spots, but South Kingstown got a big win from Ian Lin at No. 4 singles and showed off its doubles strengths to take a 3-2 lead before Prosper Lin was able to put the finishing touches on his win at No. 3.Singles: Will Michaud, NK, def. Jonah Plonsky, SK, 6-4, 4-6, 7-6; Nick Caranci, NK, def. Jayce Plonsky, SK, 2-6, 6-2, 6-2; Prosper Lin, SK, def. Ivy Cote, 6-4, 6-0,; Ian Lin, SK, def. Jack Lilly, NK, 6-0, 6-0.Doubles:Jeff Hill/Ronan Ray, SK, def. Ben Burke/Evan Weiner, 6-3, 6-3; Owen Kostarides/Kai Schneider, SK, def. Eli Koker/Noah Kapalka, 6-1, 6-4; Ian Grden/Miles Licht, SK, def. Jack Cenerini/Aaraz Puranik, NK, 6-3, 4-6, 10-8.BOYS TENNIS - Other scoresDivision ILincoln 5, Cumberland 2East Greenwich 5, La Salle 2Division IIIProvidence Country Day 5, Portsmouth 2Scituate 7, Coventry 0BOYS VOLLEYBALL - Division I Barrington 3, Chariho 0The Eagles were led byDonovanPark with 11 kills, three digs, and two blocks, andGabeGraffrecorded six kills, an ace and six digs in the 25-18, 25-19, 25-21 win.BOYS VOLLEYBALL - Division IIWest Warwick 3, South Kingstown 1Michael Gallo had 15 kills and Ian Dignan added 45 assists as West Warwick downed South Kingstown, 23-25, 25-12, 25-17, 25-14. For the Rebels in the loss, Luke Brock had eight Kills and one dig, Chase Wolstencroft recorded 12 assists, two kills, one block and two aces and Sam Conover had five kills and one block.Pawtucket 3, Portsmouth 1MilkSenephaled Pawtucket with 12 kills, 10 digs and three aces,CooperMarkleyrecorded 10 kills and nine digs, andMylesCarterhad 41 assists in the 20-25, 25-21, 25-16, 26-24 win.For Portsmouth,JadeCaseyhad 12 kills and six blocks, andJacobLabontehad a pair of kills and three blocks in the loss.BOYS VOLLEYBALL - Division IIIMt. Hope 3, St. Raphael 0Dylan Shaw turned in a strong outing as she was good for 13 kills, six digs and one ace and teammate Dylan DeOliveira had a strong game, as well, as she she posted 23 assists, 13 digs, three aces and one block as the Huskies upended the Saints, 25-20, 25-19, 25-22.Jaymeson Taylor had eight kills, eight blocks, five digs and one ace and Brighton Champayne recorded 7 kills, two aces and six digs for St. Raphael in the loss.Hope 3, Achievement First 2PierreSanatusled the Blue Wave with 11 kills, six blocks and eight digs,FaithWilsonrecorded 10 kills and eight blocks, andKarlDesirhad 10 kills and 10 digs in the 23-25, 18-25, 25-20, 25-17, 15-11 win.ZachareusDesrosiersled Achievement First with 10 kills, and eight digs. Emmanuel Vargas Rodriguez came up with four kills, 11 digs and five blocks in the loss.Davies 3, Mt. Pleasant 0In a closely contested match, Malik Dantzler had nine kills and 11 digs, Adrian Vargas recorded 30 assists, two aces and four digs and Santiago Giraldo Marin posted 18 digs in the Patriots' win.Despite the loss, the Kilties had strong performance from Jordan Robertson, who had 16 kills and four aces. Anthony Berroa came through with 17 kills and 10 digs and Jeremias Ixcuna posted 36 assists.Exeter-West Greenwich 3, Burrillville 0Sparked by the play of Zoltan Libertini (11 kills, four blocks) and Will Edwards (30 assists) helped the Scarlet Knights sweep the Broncos, 25-14, 25-18, 25-19.For Burrillville in the loss, Nomar Torres had 28 digs, Cayden Closson had seven kills, two assists and two aces and Grant Godzwon had 24 digs.BOYS VOLLEYBALL - Other scoresDivision IICentral 3, Lincoln 0This article originally appeared on The Providence Journal: Rhode Island high school sports scores from Monday, April13, 2026

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