Journal photo / Kris Craig
Prout defender Katie Hagerty and Mount St.Charles' Eliza Foresti head for the ball during today's Division II quarterfinal. Prout won, 4-1, while Bay View defeated Smithfield, 2-1, in another quarterfinal. We'll have a photo gallery of the Prout-Mount St. Charles game Thursday on hsgametime.com.

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Cassie-Raye Stuart scored the game-tying goal, then assisted Stacey Scott on the game-winner, as as North Kingstown posted a 2-1 overtime victory over East Greenwich in semifinal action of the R.I. Interscholastic League Division I Field Hockey Championship earlier tonight at Cranston Stadium.

Tiverton then earned the spot opposite the Skippers in this weekend's final, edging two-time defending state champion Barrington, 1-0, on a first-half goal by Sarah Greene in the other semifinal.

Tiverton and North Kingstown will play for the Division I Championship, Saturday at 6 p.m. at Bryant University. That game will follow the Division II title matchup between Moses Brown and Wheeler, slated for 4 p.m.

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Because of SAT's, the times for the R.I. Interscholastic League Field Hockey Championships have been pushed back one hour on Saturday.

The Division II final, originally slated for 3 p.m. at Bryant University, will now be played at 4.

The Division I final, originally slated for 5 p.m. also at Bryant, will start at 6.

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There will be some familiar faces battling for the R.I. Interscholastic League Division II Field Hockey Championship this weekend, as Moses Brown and Wheeler each posted semifinal victories tonight at Cranston Stadium.

The second-leading scorer in Division II this season, senior Sierra Olney added two more goals to her collection, in helping Wheeler to a 3-0 victory over Rocky Hill in the first matchup.

Emily Holding added another goal for the Warriors, who earned a rematch against defending Division II champion Moses Brown, which defeated Bay View, 1-0, in triple overtime in the other semifinal game.

Liza Green netted the game-winner for the Quakers, scoring on a breakaway 1:57 into the third extra session.

Wheeler and Moses Brown will face off in the Division II Championship, at 4 p.m. Saturday at Bryant University.

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PAWTUCKET - Smithfield and Providence Country Day captured the final two R.I. Interscholastic League girls state team tennis championships with victories in the Division III and IV title matches respectively Monday at Slater Park.
Smithfield successfully defended its Division III title with a 5-2 victory over North Providence. Providence Country Day won the first girls state tennis title in school history as the Knights shutout Middletown 7-0 in the Division IV title match.
Mount St. Charles and Classical had won the other girls state net titles on Sunday as Mount posted a 5-2 victory over Bay View in the Division I title match and Classical defeated Moses Brown, 5-2, in the Division II championship contest.

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Connor Mercurio moved up from 10th to 2nd (16:26) and Pat Erban jumped from 43rd to 3rd (16:30), in helping La Salle capture the Boys Cross Country Class A Championship today at Ponaganset High School.

Shaving more than 43 seconds off of last year's time and clocking the fastest time of the day among all three boys' races, Barrington's Sid Griffin successfully defended his individual title and helped the Eagles defend their team title, as well, in the Class B Championship.

East Greenwich took the top four spots, with Akash Chougule leading the way in 17:20.5, as the Avengers successfully defended their title in the Class C race. Less than 1 second separated the four runners, as Mark Feigen placed second in 17:20.7, Nick Ross took third in 17:21.0 and Mike Pezzullo was fourth in 17:21.2.

Tom Pederzani (17:37) and Cameron Frament (17:46) went 1-2 and teammate Ben Gibbons was fourth in 17:57, in leading Hendricken to the JV State Championship, also held today at Ponaganset.

BOYS CROSS COUNTRY
Class Championships
At Ponaganset High
Results yesterday
CLASS A
Team scores
1, La Salle 58; 2, Hendricken 59; 3, Chariho 108; 4, N. Kingstown 134; 5, S. Kingstown 145; 6, Cumberland 183; 7, Coventry 188; 8, N. Providence 203; 9, Pilgrim 233; 10, Woonsocket 236; 11, Cr. West 240; 12, E. Providence 263; 13, Cr. East 328; 14, Tolman 386.

Individual results
1, Dave Hurley, Char. 16:20.8; 2, Conor Mercurio, LS 16:26; 3, Pat Erban, 16:30; 4, Corey Brunelle, Woon. 16:31; 5, Nate Wigdon, NK 16:35; 6, Bronson Venable, BH 16:46; 7, Mitch Levielle, NK 16:54; 8, Brian Doyle, BH 16:55; 9, Dylan Leazes, LS 16:59; 10, Jim Desmarais, BH 17:00; 11, Conor McCloskey, SK 17:01.0; 12, Steve Francis, Cov. 17:01.2; 13, Tim Calcagni, Char. 17:01.3; 14, Tom McLaughlin, BH 17:06; 15, Craig Johnson, NK 17:07; 16, Corey Coogan, NP 17:10; 17, Zach Fraielle, CW 17:12; 18, Dan McCloskey, SK 17:13.3; 19, Mike Thiele, Cov. 17:13.8; 20, Ian Rambo, LS 17:14; 21, Jake Sienko, BH 17:14. 3.1 miles.

CLASS B
Team scores
1, Barrington 46; 2, Ponaganset 67; 3, Portsmouth 92; 4, Lincoln 93; 5, Westerly 131; 6, Toll Gate 158; 7, Mt. Hope 163; 8, W. Warwick 174; 9, Burrillville 291; 10, Shea 297; 11, Warwick 298; 12, Central Falls 330; 13, Davies 353.
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Individual results
1, Sid Griffin, Barr. 16:07.4; 2, Tim O’Loughlin, West. 16:32; 3, Matt Macedo, Pon. 16:42; 4, Mike Ericson, Linc. 17:07; 5, Jeremy Hogler, Pon. 17:11; 6, Cole Maguire, Pon. 17:22; 7, Brian McLoughlin, Barr. 17:25; 8, Matt Beck, Ports. 17:30; 9, Chris Halladay, Barr. 17:34; 10, Kyle Mann, WW 17:35; 11, Austin Pena, TG 17:37; 12, Xhoi Gjojdeshi, WW 17:37; 13, Sam Carlson, Linc. 17:46; 14, Tim Kazanjian, Barr. 17:52; 15, Will Conaway, Barr. 18:01; 16, Mike Vettese, West. 18:06; 17, Kyle Yusen, Ports. 18:10; 18, Art Tyler, Ports. 18:16; 19, Andy Augustus, MH 18:18; 20, Jack Heine, Barr. 18:21; 21, Cody Olivier, Pon. 18:38. 3.1 miles.

CLASS C
Team scores
1, E. Greenwich 17; 2, Moses Brown 94; 3, Scituate 105; 4, Smithfield 111; 5, Prout 134; 6, Mount St. Charles 157; 7, Ex./W. Greenwich 163; 8, N. Smithfield 203; 9, Narragansett 278; 10, Juanita Sanchez 282; 11, St. Raphael 328; 12, Middletown 350; 13, Johnston 409.

Individual results
1, Akash Chougule, EG 17:20.5; 2, Mark Feigen, EG 17:20.7; 3, Nick Ross, EG 17:21.0; 4, Mike Pezzullo, EG 17:21.2; 5, Jayro Catlin, Rog. 17:35; 6, Mike Martin, NS 17:41; 7, Rich Marcello, Scit. 17:44; 8, Andrew Glod, EG 17:50; 9, Mike Gingras, MSC 17:51; 10, Everett LaMountain, Smith. 17:54; 11, Eric Skinkle, Prout 17:55; 12, Matt Colavita, EG 18:00; 13, Conor Breagy, EWG 18:02; 14, Derek Simpson, MB 18:14; 15, Praveen Murthy, EG 18:16; 16, Keith Raymond, Class. 18:22; 17, Mark Mathieu, Prout 18:27; 18, Nate Rickler, MB 18:31; 19, Tom DeChristofaro, Smith. 18:34; 20, Robert Gordon, MB 18:39; 21, Kyle Melfi, Scit. 18:42. 3.1 miles.

JV RACE
Team scores
1, Hendricken 22; 2, La Salle 96; 3, Barrington 102; 4, Coventry 123; 5, N. Kingstown 131; 6, E. Greenwich 146; 7, Chariho 164; 8, Portsmouth 172; 9, Cumberland 316; 10, Toll Gate 331; 11, E. Providence 425; 12, Prout 428; 13, Mount St. Charles 437; 14, N. Providence 456; 15, Scituate 456; 16, S. Kingstown 482; 17, Moses Brown 482; 18, Smithfield 485; 19, Woonsocket 497; 20, Mt. Hope 498; 21, Cr. West 585.

Individual results
1, Tom Pederzani, BH 17:37; 2, Cameron Frament, BH 17:46; 3, Ian LaPlume, Char. 17:50; 4, Ben Gibbons, BH 17:57; 5, Bryant Point, Barr. 18:04; 6, Austin Schaefer, EG 18:11; 7, Ryan Walsh, BH 18:14; 8, Ross Riordan, BH 18:18; 9, Alex DaPonte, BH 18:20; 10, Nate Ricci, B H 18:20. 3.1 miles.

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For the second year in a row, La Salle grabbed the top two individual spots, as Jeanne Mack (18:18.3) and Jean Christensen (18:39) again finished first and second, respectively, and with teammate Nicole Cocozza (19:00) following in third, the Rams also secured the team title at today's Class A Cross Country Championship held at Ponaganset High School. (The three runners clocked the fastest times of the day.)

Barrington captured the Class B crown behind talented freshman trio Abigail Jones (first in 19:09), Alexandra August (fifth in 20:39) and Molly Malinowski (seventh in 20:43).

Susan O'Connell (20:15.2) and Amanda Hallworth (20:35) went 1-2, in helping East Greenwich successfully defend its title in the Class C race.

La Salle also won the JV State Championship behind top-10 peformances by Meaghan Reilly (3rd in 21:19), Danielle Renzi (4th in 21:23), Caitlin Reily (5th in 21:27) and Meghan Pinksaw (10th in 21:47).

GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
Class Championships
At Ponaganset High
Results yesterday
CLASS A
Team scores
1, La Salle 42; 2, Coventry 58; 3, Cr. West 61; 4, N. Kingstown 67; 5, S. Kingstown 117; 6, Cumberland 184; 7, E. Providence 188; 8, Classical 251; 9, Pilgrim 270; 10, Cr. East 294.

Individual results
1, Jeanne Mack, LS 18:18.3; 2, Jean Christensen, LS 18:39; 3, Nicole Cocozza, LS 19:00; 4, Hope Nelson, SK 19:04; 5, Kaitlyn Grimshaw, Cov. 19:08; 6, Erin Brennan, NK 19:27; 7, Allison Stasiuk, NK 19:29; 8, Alyssa DeQuattro, CW 19:35; 9, Arianna Colella, CW 19:48; 10, Lindsay Paiva, Cov. 19:53; 11, Alexandra Hollenbeck, Cov. 19:55; 12, Haley Mathewson, CW 20:02; 13, Rebecca Morley, NK 20:09; 14, Yadira Ramirez, CW 20:15; 15, Eryn Wheeler, Cov. 20:16; 16, Vickie Beardwood, LS 20:22; 17, Jenna Riley, Cov. 20:27; 18, Cassie Clarke, CW 20:27; 19, Alexa Mazur, N 20:35; 20, Cassandra Pederzani, LS 20;45; 21, Colleen McKenna, LS 20:52. 3.1 miles.

Class B
Team scores
1, Barrington 37; 2, Westerly 78; 3, Bay View 89; 4, Toll Gate 105; 5, Portsmouth 110; 6, Lincoln 143; 7, Chariho 158; 8, Mt. Hope 230; 9, W. Warwick 234; 10, N. Providence 290; 11, Jaunita Shanchez 308.

Individual results
1, Abigail Jones, Barr. 19:09.5; 2, Stephanie Beaudette, BV 19:46; 3, Vicki Lima, West. 0:18; 4, Michon Dinwoodie, West. 20:20; 5, Alexandra August, Barr. 20:39; 6, Liz Corvese, Ports. 20:40; 7, Molly Malinowski, Barr. 20:43; 8, Danielle Palms, BV 20:54; 9, Alyssa O’Connor, Ports. 20:56; 10, Daria Braboy, BV 20:57.3; 11, Cara Quigley, Barr. 20:57.9; 12, Erin Gardner, TG 21:09; 13, Chloe Troia, Barr. 21:34; 14, Samantha Chace, TG 21:45; 15, Bridette Murphy, West. 21:51; 16, Meghan McMullen, MH 21:57; 17, Kristen Raymond, Linc. 22:01; 18, Emily Payne, Linc. 22:02; 19, Erin Kennally, BV 22:05; 20, Carissa Canario, MH 22:13; 21, Emily Anderson, Char. 22:13. 3.1 miles.

CLASS C
Team scores
1, E. Greenwich 30; 2, Smithfield 63; 3, Ponaganset 92; 4, Mount St. Charles 143; 5, Prout 150; 6, Ex./W. Greenwich 171; 7, Moses Brown 188; 8, Narragansett 205; 9, Scituate 256; 10, St. Raphael 279; 11, Burrillville 286; 12, Davies 314; 13, Johnston 331; 14, Middletown 332.

Individual results
1, Susan O’Connell, EG 20:15.2; 2, Amanda Hallworth EG 20:35; 3, Katherine Meinertz, Smith. 20:37; 4, Spencer Dean, EG 20:40; 5, Aileen Cole, Scit. 20:53; 6, Philommena Hall, Prout 21:10; 7, Brile Anderson, EG 21:15; 8, Marie Mueller, Pon. 21:20; 9, Sara Martin, Pon. 21:39; 10, Nicole Rozzero, Smith. 21:41; 11, Theresa Donohue, MSC 21:47; 12, Amanda Matteo, Smith. 21:50; 13, Sharlene Coutu, Pon. 21:54; 14, Amanda Fontaine, MSC 21:57; 15, Justyna Barlow, Pon. 21:59.1; 16, Therese Kerin, EG 21:59.6; 17, Baille McNally, Burr. 22:07; 18, Stephaine Ward, Smith. 22:08; 19, Laura Duff, EG 22:17; 20, Lauren Maloney, Smith. 22:18; 21, Naomi Takita, Burr. 22:22. 3.1 miles.

JV RACE
Team scores
1, La Salle 31; 2, N. Kingstown 56; 3, Coventry 67; 4, S. Kingstown 119; 5, Barrington 131; 6, Cr. West 170; 7, Smithfield 199; 8, Portsmouth 260; 9, Bay View 288; 10, Toll Gate 290; 11, Prout 300; 12, Mount St. Charles 358; 13, W. Warwick 393; 14, E. Providence 407; 15, Juanita Sanzhez 485.

Individual results
1, Vera Fedorekno, Cov. 21:12; 2, Jaclyn Dechristofaro, NK 21:17; 3, Meaghan Reilly, LS 21:19; 4, Danielle Renzi, LS 21:23; 5, Caitlin Reilly, LS 21:27; 6, Anita Kundu, Cov. 21:31; 7, Miranda Black, NK 21:37; 8, Olivia Emerick, CW 21:42; 9, Shannon Gorman, LS 21:42; 10, Meghan Pinksaw, LS 21:47. 3.1 miles.

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The R.I. Interscholastic League Girls Tennis Championships scheduled for today have been postponed because of rain.

The Division I and II State Championships will now be played at noon tomorrow at Slater Park, and the Division III and IV State Championships will be played Monday at 3 p.m., also at Slater.

The matchups are as follows:
Division I - Mount St. Charles vs. Bay View
Division II - Classical vs. winner of Cumberland-Moses Brown semifinal
Division III - Smithfield vs. North Providence
Division IV - Middletown vs. Providence Country Day

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An announcement from Cox Sports:

West Warwick, RI – Cox Sports (Cox channel 3) has announced that Wheeler’s Sierra Olney has been named the Sleepy’s/Varsity Zone Player of the Game for her performance in Wednesday’s 7-0 win over Pilgrim in a Rhode Island Interscholastic field hockey game. Olney, a senior from Pawtucket, scored two goals and assisted on another to lead Wheeler to victory.

Olney joins Sarah Patricio, who was selected the Sleepy’s/Varsity Zone Player of the Game from Pilgrim. Patricio, a co-caption, was recognized for her sportsmanship.

The Wheeler vs. Pilgrim field hockey game [aired on] Varsity Zone on Sunday, Oct. 21 at 7 p.m. on Cox Sports.

Varsity Zone features coverage of a variety of Rhode Island high school athletics. The 2007 fall series include coverage of Rhode Island Interscholastic League Division I Championships in boys’ soccer, girls’ soccer and football. Varsity Zone will also air a special edition on Thanksgiving featuring a live broadcast of the East Providence versus La Salle football game.

Click here for the complete Varsity Zone fall schedule.

Varsity Zone on Cox Sports Television (Cox Ch. 3):
(All airings of Varsity Zone begin at 7 p.m. unless noted)

09/23/07 Narragansett vs. Johnston (Football)
09/30/07 Cranston West vs. North Providence (Boys’ Soccer)
10/14/07 Cranston East vs. St. Raphael Academy (Football)
10/21/07 Wheeler vs. Pilgrim (Field hockey)
11/04/07 Coventry vs. Toll Gate (Girls’ Volleyball)
11/11/07 Division I Girls’ Soccer Championship
11/11/07 Division I Boys’ Soccer Championship (9 p.m.)
11/18/07 Division I Girls’ Soccer Championship
11/18/07 Division I Boys’ Soccer Championship (9 p.m.)
11/22/07 East Providence vs. La Salle Academy (Live, 10 a.m.)
11/25/07 East Providence vs. La Salle Academy
12/02/07 Division I Football Championship

Games also will be available for a limited time on Local OnDEMAND (Cox Digital Cable Channel 1).

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La Salle girls basketball coach Sean Reddy and his staff will be offering a free Coaches/Players Basketball Clinic to youth coaches and players this Saturday. He provides more details below:

Coaches/Players Basketball Clinic
At La Salle Academy
Saturday, October 27, 2007
From 10 a.m. to noon

All youth coaches and girls grades 6-8 are invited to attend a basketball clinic at La Salle Academy to help prepare for the beginning of the basketball season. Coaches will be shown ideas in conducting a 2 hour practice and players will be provided with helpful skills to make a difference this winter on the basketball court.

The clinic will be presented by the coaching staff of the high school girl’s basketball team at La Salle Academy.

All coaches will receive practice plans to use for their own teams and players will be active participants in the clinic.

There is no fee or pre-registration to attend the basketball clinic.

Any questions or concerns you may call La Salle Basketball coach Sean Reddy at (401)762-6051.

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For the 27th consecutive year, MetLife is assisting the Rhode Island Interscholastic League with the high school soccer state championship tournament.

The 2007 MetLife Soccer Classic will be held from Nov. 9-11, with state titles decided in seven divisions - three on the boys' side and four on the girls' side.

MetLife, which remains the longest-running corporate sponsor of Rhode Island high school sports and covers game expenses and awards for all semifinal and final rounds, will also host a reception on Nov. 9 for coaches and captains of the 14 teams that reach the finals of the seven divisions.

Click here for the schedule of semifinal and championship games.

27TH ANNUAL METLIFE SOCCER CLASSIC
2007 Rhode Island Interscholastic League Championships

MON., NOV. 5 – GIRLS
Division I Semi-Finals, 5 & 7 p.m.
At Bishop Hendricken HS, Warwick
Division IV Semi-Finals, 5 & 7 p.m.
At Cranston Stadium

TUES., NOV. 6 – GIRLS
Division II Semi-Finals, 5 & 7 p.m.
At Cranston Stadium
Division III Semi-Finals, 5 & 7 p.m.
At LaSalle Academy, Providence

WED., NOV. 7 – BOYS
Division I Semi-Finals, 5 & 7 p.m.
At Bishop Hendricken HS, Warwick
Division II Semi-Finals, 5 & 7 p.m.
At Cranston Stadium
Division III Semi-Finals, 5 & 7 p.m.
At LaSalle Academy, Providence

THURS., NOV. 8
No games scheduled

FRI., NOV. 9
Coaches & Captains Reception: Boys’ & Girls’ Finalists
MetLife Auto & Home , Rt. 2, Warwick, 8:30 a.m.

FRI., NOV. 9 – GIRLS
Division I Final, 7 p.m.
At Rhode Island College

SAT., NOV. 10 – GIRLS
Division III Final, 1 p.m.
Division IV Final, 3 p.m.
Division II Final, 5 p.m.
All at Pierce Stadium, East Providence

SUN., NOV. 11 – BOYS
Division I Final, 2 p.m.
Division II Final, 4 p.m.
Division III Final, 6 p.m.
All at Rhode Island College

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Listen to La Salle soccer coach Mario Pereira give Journal sports writer Carolyn Thornton his take on the Rams' placement in the national and regional rankings.

Listen to La Salle soccer coach Mario Pereira talk to Journal sports writer Carolyn Thornton about his team's 1-1 tie with North Kingstown.

Last week, the La Salle boys soccer team was ranked fifth in the National Soccer Coaches Association of America's national high school rankings and first in the Region I poll.

After suffering back-to-back losses to Chariho and South Kingstown - which incidentally was the first time a La Salle team has lost two in a row, coach Mario Pereira estimates, in about eight years - the Rams disappeared from the latest national rankings, released on Tuesday and dropped to eighth in the regional rankings.

On the strength of its 8-0-1 start, North Kingstown, meanwhile, climbed into the 25th spot in the national poll and jumped four spots, from seventh to third, in the regional rankings.

Following his team's 1-1 tie with the Skippers tonight at North Kingstown, Pereira gave his take on his team's place in the rankings: ``I think what people don't understand is all these rankings and all these things that's happened to La Salle over the last month or so, I think it's all from tradition,'' said Pereira, whose club won six-straight Division I State Championships before Mt. Hope ended the streak by defeating the Rams in last year's semifinal round. ``I mean, they have to put someone on them, and the fact that we got off to a really good start, it's flattering and we're very happy about it, but it's something that we all recognize as not being really realistic.''

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Cox Sports Television has kicked off its second season of Fall Varsity Zone, which airs on select Sundays at 7 p.m. The 2007 fall season, which kicked off on Sept. 23 with coverage of the high school football matchup between Narragansett and Johnston, will include coverage of Rhode Island Interscholastic League Division I Championships in boys’ soccer, girls’ soccer and football. There will also be a special edition of Varsity Zone on Thanksgiving featuring a live broadcast of the East Providence versus La Salle football game.

Game coverage includes the Sleepy's Players of the Game, athlete profiles and a salute to the host school. The Players of the Game also are featured on the Cox Sports Television website (www.cox-sports.com).

Matt Russo, who scored three touchdowns and ran for more than 130 yards in Johnston's 40-7 win over Narragansett, was named the Cox Sports Television/Varsity Zone Player of the Game for the Panthers. Narragansett senior punter Bill Horan was named the VZ Player of the Game for the Mariners.

On yesterday's program, which featured the boys' soccer matchup between Cranston West and North Providence, Thomas Durigan was named the VZ Player of the Game for Cranston West after helping the Falcons to a 3-2 victory with his two goals.

Nick Corsi, who brought his season goal total to 11 after recording both North Providence tallies in that game, was named the Cougars' VZ Player of the Game.

“Cox Sports TV continues to provide a great vehicle to highlight our athletes and teams throughout the state," Tom Mezzanote, executive director of the Rhode Island Interscholastic League said in a press release. “CST’s exclusive broadcasts of our local high school teams are a tremendous boost to our athletic programs here in Rhode Island. High School Sports is the purest form of sport.''

Varsity Zone on Cox Sports Television (Cox Ch. 3):
(All airings of Varsity Zone begin at 7 p.m. unless noted)

09/23/07 Narragansett vs. Johnston (Football)
09/30/07 Cranston West vs. North Providence (Boys’ Soccer)
10/14/07 Cranston East vs. St. Raphael Academy (Football)
10/21/07 Wheeler vs. Pilgrim (Field hockey)
11/04/07 Coventry vs. Toll Gate (Girls’ Volleyball)
11/11/07 Division I Girls’ Soccer Championship
11/11/07 Division I Boys’ Soccer Championship (9 p.m.)
11/18/07 Division I Girls’ Soccer Championship
11/18/07 Division I Boys’ Soccer Championship (9 p.m.)
11/22/07 East Providence vs. La Salle Academy (Live, 10 a.m.)
11/25/07 East Providence vs. La Salle Academy
12/02/07 Division I Football Championship

Games also will be available for a limited time on Local OnDEMAND (Cox Digital Cable Channel 1).

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