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The Bolts are breaking out.
After a tough one-win season in 2023, East has already tripled that total as its sits at 3-1-2 and in fourth place in Division III.
East most recently faced …
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By ALEX SPONSELLER
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9/25/24
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The Cranston West football team’s hot start continued as it edged Portsmouth 27-26 in a DI thriller last Friday night.
The Falcons trailed 20-13 heading into the fourth quarter, but …
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FROM STAFF REPORTS
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9/25/24
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They bowled in the shadow of the Citizens Bank clock tower as Scout the robotic watchdog stood guard.
Senior citizens from across the region gathered on the sprawling Citizens campus in Johnston …
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By RORY SCHULER
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9/20/24
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Rhode Island FC lost its second-straight road match on Saturday, falling 1-0 in a narrow defeat to Orange County SC. Despite a 17-10 total shots advantage, the Ocean State club was unable to find the …
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9/18/24
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Sophomore outside hitter Sarina Marines (Cranston R.I.) notched a double-double, matching her career-high with 22 digs to go along with 14 digs, to cap off a five-set match win at Dean College on …
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FROM STAFF REPORTS
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9/18/24
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One thing that I remember about playing high school sports was the coaches always harping on hydration. Especially in the warm months.
Did I ever really listen? Nope, I’d save my water …
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9/18/24
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The Cranston East boys soccer team fell to 1-3-1 last week when it was shut out by host East Greenwich 5-0. East keeper Saeed Sorio finished the day with eight saves in relief. The team’s …
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FROM STAFF REPORTS
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9/18/24
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The Cranston Herald’s Athlete of the Week is senior field hockey captain Lily Tillinghast. Tillinghast has been leading the way as the Thunderbirds look to compete for a championship, and …
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9/18/24
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The Cranston co-op field hockey team is off to a nice start in Division III as it improved to 4-1 with recent wins and sits in second place behind Classical.
The Thunderbirds made a statement …
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By ALEX SPONSELLER
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9/18/24
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Cranston West believes it can be one of the top football teams in the state this season.
There will be more believers after Friday night.
The Falcons went on the road and edged perennial …
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By WILLIAM GEOGHEGAN
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9/18/24
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The Rhode Island Marine Fisheries Council will hold their Shellfish Advisory Panel meeting Wednesday, September 18 at 4:30 p.m.
Topics on the agenda include shellfish harvest seasons for …
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9/11/24
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Rhode Island College fifth-year Lauren Macera (Cranston) and freshman Haylie Peacock (West Gardiner, Maine) were recognized for their respective performances in a pair of Anchorwomen wins in …
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FROM STAFF REPORTS
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9/11/24
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I’ve got to admit, I am not a fan of out-of-state football games at the high school level.
Sure, there is certainly a level of intrigue watching our teams square off against other teams …
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9/11/24
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The Cranston Herald’s first Athlete of the Week of the fall is Cranston West junior soccer player Saniyya Chase. After a breakout season in basketball as a sophomore, Chase is now making noise …
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9/11/24
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The Cranston East boys soccer team rolled past Mt. Pleasant 5-1. The Bolts were led by Fabricio Mariscal with a pair of goals while Mateo Zurita, Gabriel Leon and Jeff Derosier also found the back of …
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FROM STAFF REPORTS
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9/11/24
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After dropping a tough opening day decision to Westerly, the Cranston West girls soccer team would bounce back to hold off Lincoln 2-1 in the home opener last week.
West got on the board early …
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By ALEX SPONSELLER
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9/11/24
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The Cranston East football team is looking to make some noise in its new division this fall and has done just that in the early going, as it topped Moses Brown 14-0 in last week’s injury fund …
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By ALEX SPONSELLER
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9/11/24
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The Cranston West football team was one of the many clubs in Rhode Island to be elevated to the new Division I field after the RIIL’s latest alignment.
The Falcons had a young team last …
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By ALEX SPONSELLER
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9/4/24
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Two voluntary Right Whale Slow Zones were put into effect by NOAA last week as whales were detected Southeast of Nantucket, Southeast of New York, NY and redetected by the New England Aquarium …
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By CAPT. DAVE MONTI
Two voluntary Right Whale Slow Zones were put into effect by NOAA last week as whales were detected Southeast of Nantucket, Southeast of New York, NY and redetected by the New England Aquarium Southwest of Martha’s Vineyard. Both sl
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9/4/24
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Let’s talk some football.
After a new alignment by the RIIL, after some preseason practices, some examinations of the schedules, let’s get into where our teams stand as we get ready …
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9/4/24
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