Rhode Island High School
Girls' Soccer
Division I
1998

Player of the Year; Oct 31, 1998 (Pre-Playoffs)
Carly Williamson - The Barrington senior is top notch.
A very prolific scorer for a great Barrington offense. Carly led the
league in scoring with (at least) 19 goals.
Lauren Testa - The South Kingstown senior is very 
aggressive - plays full throttle all the time. She not only gets the
job done on defense, in her normal back position, but she can also
score (5 goals) on those rare moments when she gets to play up front.
She makes things happen.
Rookie of the Year - South Kingstown freshman Nikki DiNapoli
normally plays in the backfield or as sweeper. She is a tremendous 
talent with a great feel for the ball. She is a very smart player and
plays with great poise.
Week #8+; Oct 27, 1998
Barrington - It was a long week-plus for
some teams, especially North Kingstown and Barrington, which both
had two makeups. North Kingstown didn't fare too well, three loses
and two ties. Barrington did well as usual. They won their last five.
(SCFun doesn't have the Pilgrim score.) Included in the five wins 
were a 4-0 and 5-0 shutout of Smithfield and Westerly. Congrats on 
first place and to Carly Williamson, Liz Charnley and all the
other Barrington players and coaching staff.
Katie Parkinson - South Kingstown finished strong. 
Three shutout wins. Six of their last seven games were shutout 
victories. They had 11 shutouts for the season to lead the league.
They were only shutout twice - Barrington also. Katie Parkinson,
midfielder and perhaps South's MVP, had a great week-plus and was
a big reason for South's successful offensive and defensive efforts
for the week-plus and, while SCFun's at it, for the season.
  She does so much and does it so well. Great headers compliment her
powerful foot. She clears and passes well - long too. And her passes
seem to avoid the other team's sweeper. Nothing cute in an attempt to
impress for this team player, just the basics. She led the team in 
scoring for the season. On defense, she doesn't do the shadow box 
thing with her man, she dives right in and goes for the ball ... and
she usually gets it. 
Leslie Cipriani - Leslie, a senior forward for South, 
had a great week and season. Her efforts up front helped South to 
secure a playoff bye. She got the winning goal against Westerly on 
senior night and led the team for the season with five game-winning 
goals.
Kate Leahy - Warwick had a great finish to force a
playoff with North Kingstown for the sixth spot. They won their
last four games, three of them shutouts. Kate Leahy scored in
everyone of those games and led the team in goals for the
season.
Week #7; Oct 17, 1998
Barrington - Barrington was the only team to win 
both their games, beating Warwick, 8-1, and Toll Gate, 2-0. Carly 
Williamson had a total of four goals, all in the Warwick game. 
Holy Cow! Elizabeth Charnley, Emily Suchecki and Oriana 
Campanelli had two each.
Week #6; Oct 10, 1998
Mt. Hope's Offense - All the teams were scheduled for 
three games this past week but the weather had its own schedule. Some 
teams played only one game. Mt. Hope had a perfect week with two wins. 
First they beat South Kingstown, 3-2; then they beat Barrington, 2-0.
Both of these games were away. Mt. Hope is now in second place, just
behind Barrington and just ahead of SK. Good job, Mt. Hope.
South Kingstown's Defense - South recovered from a 
disappointing, 3-2, loss to Mt. Hope to win their next two games. 
Both were shutout wins; 2-0 over Warwick and 1-0 over Smithfield. 
In celebration of those two shutouts, how about a round of applause
for those players who were in the back, the last line(s) of defense. 
Jess DiNapoli, Nikki DiNapoli, Lauren Testa, Kyla Sand, Bridgette
Boynton, sweeper Christine King, and goalie Sarah Stanhope.
Week #5; Oct 03, 1998
Carrie Readey - East Greenwich, the "hot and cold" team,
had a good week with a 6-2 win over Warwick and a 3-2 win over
Smithfield. Carrie had three goals for the week. Teammate Sophia
Pantazis had two goals in the Warwick game. 
Nikki DiNapoli - Just a freshman, Nikki improves from week
to week as both a defensive back and sweeper for South Kingstown.
She has tremendous poise and a great touch. Her aggressiveness is
smooth and understated. She was one of many reasons why Barrington
was shutout for the first time this year.

Week #4; Sep 26, 1998
Carly Williamson - The Barrington forward had a good
week, as did her team. Barrington beat Smithfield, 1-0, on a 
Williamson goal; and they beat Westerly, 5-0, on goals by Oriana 
Campanelli, Emily Suchecki, and Williamson. Oh, Carly had three in
the Westerly game. Barrington was the only team to win both their
games, and this enabled them to move ahead of South Kingstown to
sit atop Division I Soccer.
Week #3; Sep 19, 1998
Lauren Testa - South Kingstown won two last week (so did 
East Greenwich, which regained their footing) and is in first place
at the 1/3 mark. Lauren, a senior co-captain, had two great games,
especially against Pilgrim. Normally a back, she got to play up 
front against Pilgrim for much of the second half . She took advantage
of the opportunity. She lit a fire under the Rebels and when the dust
had cleared, she had two goals to her credit. South won 5-0 with all
five goals coming in the second half.
Week #2; Sep 12, 1998
Grace Dawson - The fiery red head had a great week
for the South Kingstown Rebels. The sophomore, scored two goals 
against Warwick and another against Smithfield as South won both 
their games. She was always in the middle of things. She also
had an assist somewhere along the line, but who's counting?
Kate Paiva - The Mount Hope sophomore had a hat trick 
in their 4-0 win over Warwick.
Week #1; Sep 05, 1998
Elizabeth Charnley and Carly Williamson - No team
was able to open with two wins in the first week. Smithfield, South
Kingstown and Barrington all have one win and one tie. Barrington
looks like they may be the team to beat. Elizabeth and Carly, both 
from Barrington, each scored two goals in the first week of action.

Oct 29, 1998 (Game #P6): North Kingstown 2, Warwick 0

    Warwick               0  0 --  0
    North Kingstown       2  0 --  2
    Scoring - NK Catherine Galgoczy (Katie MacLaughlin) 04:00; 
              NK Kelsey Baker (Alissa Crevier) 39:15.
    Shots on Goal - WA _; NK _. 
    Winning Goal - NK Catherine Galgoczy. 
    Saves - WA Fogg 14; NK Merdinyan 15. 
    Back Saves - _. 
    Corner Kicks - WA _; NK _. 
    Fouls - _. Yellow Cards - _. 
    Attendance - _.

Oct 30, 1998 (Game #Q1): EG 2, TG 0 in OT

    Toll Gate             0  0  0 --  0
    East Greenwich        0  0  2 --  2
    Scoring - EG Lauren Ciccone 87:00;
              EG Tara Natale 92:00.
    Shots on Goal - TG _; EG _. 
    Winning Goal - EG Lauren Ciccone.
    Saves - TG Carroll 8; EG Almon 5.      
    Back Saves - _. 
    Corner Kicks - TG _; EG _. 
    Fouls - _. Yellow Cards - _. 
    Attendance - _.

Nov 01, 1998 (Game #Q2): NK 2, MH 1

    North Kingstown       0  2 --  2
    Mount Hope            1  0 --  1
    Scoring - MH Alexis Bouchard (Lindsay Ziobro) <40:00; 
              NK Kelsey Baker (Alissa Crevier here?>40:00;
              NK Jamie Johnson (or Alissa Crevier here?) >40:01.
    [ProJo could place the assists where they belong, why don't they?]
    Shots on Goal - NK _; MH _. 
    Winning Goal - NK Jamie Johnson.
    Saves - NK Medinyan 9; MH Medeiros 10.    
    Back Saves - _. 
    Corner Kicks - NK _; MH _. 
    Fouls - _. Yellow Cards - _. 
    Attendance - _.

Nov 03, 1998 (Game #S1): East Greenwich 1, 
Barrington 0 (OT)

    East Greenwich        0  0  1 --  1
    Barrington            0  0  0 --  0
    Scoring - EG Ali Peake ~85:00. 
    Shots on Goal - EG _; BA _. 
    Winning Goal - EG Ali Peake.
    Saves - EG Meg Almon 17; BA Alice Kenney 6.    
    Back Saves - _. 
    Corner Kicks - EG _; BA _. 
    Fouls - _. Yellow Cards - _. 
    Attendance - 273.

Nov 03, 1998 (Game #S2): South Kingstown 1, North 
Kingstown 0

    North Kingstown       0  0 --  0
    South Kingstown       1  0 --  1
    Scoring - SK Katie Parkinson (Julie Cantagallo) 5:23.
    Shots on Goal - NK ~10; SK ~10. 
    Winning Goal - SK Katie Parkinson.
    Saves - NK Alicia Merdinyan 6; SK Sarah Stanhope 5.    
    Back Saves - _. 
    Corner Kicks - NK a few; SK a few. 
    Fouls - _. Yellow Cards - _. 
    Attendance - 231.

Rebels return to finals vs. upstart Avengers
EAST PROVIDENCE -- East Greenwich pulled off the first
upset of the MetLife Soccer Classic last night when it
beat Division I regular-season champ Barrington, 1-0 in
double overtime, behind a classic goaltending
performance by Meaghan Almon at Pierce Field.
  The victory pushed the Avengers into next Wednesday's
finals against defending state champion South
Kingstown, which won last night's nightcap here, 1-0
over archrival North Kingstown.
  Barrington, which beat the Avengers twice during the
regular season by 2-1 scores, dominated last night's
match until the Avs' Ali Peake sent them into shock
with four minutes left in the first 10-minute overtime
period when her tough-angle shot hit the crossbar and
dropped into the cage before Barrington goalkeeper
Alice Keeney could get a glove on it.
  The Eagles, who came into the match with a six-game
winning streak, had hit the crossbar and the post with
several shots last night, but none got the good bounce
that Peake's did.
  East Greenwich lost four of its last six regular-season
games before blanking Toll Gate in the quarterfinals.
It was an up-and-down season for the 8-8-2 Avengers.
  ``We didn't get many breaks this season, but we got
them all tonight,'' said coach Bill Harrison, who
picked up his 100th career win, all with the Avengers.
  And his goaltender? ``Meg was supreme; she kept us in
the game,'' Harrison said.
  Harrison praised all his kids for never giving up, last
night or during the season. But there was no question
in his mind as to which was the better team last night.
  ``Barrington has been the best team in the division all
season, and they still are,'' he said.
  But thanks to Almon and Peake, it is the Avengers, not
the Eagles, who advanced to next Wednesday's Division I
championship game against .
  Even after Peake put the Avengers ahead, Almon had to
come up with some big saves against the aggressive
Eagles. She finished with 17 saves.
  Dominating the game didn't mean a thing, said
Barrington coach Joe Avila. ``Only the shots that hit
the back of the cage are the ones that count,'' he
said. ``We had our chances; we just couldn't put the
ball in. What can I say? Sure we are disappointed, but
that's how it goes. Another season goes by the boards
with the same old story.''
  Almon, the catcher on East Greenwich's division-winning
baseball team, knows about frustration and struggle
too. The Avengers were division champions last season
and got knocked off in the playoffs. Her field hockey
team got beat in the championship match last season.
And this season's two 2-1 losses to the Eagles were
tough to take.
  ``But we really stepped it up tonight. Our defense
played an excellent game,''she said.
  It was Almon's goaltending that kept the Avengers in
the game in the second half. She made leaping, diving
and crawling saves as the Eagles camped out in the East
Greenwich end of the field for nine straight minutes
during one stretch.
  And she got some help when Laura Gothberg drilled a
shot into the left post that deflected out of bounds.
Almon was on her own, though, when she dived to catch
up with a Oriana Campanelli shot that was headed for
the corner with four minutes left in regulation.
  The Eagles had a territorial edge in the first half
too, but couldn't get many shots on goal. Carly
Williamson had the best chance at scoring when her
blast from about 30 yards out smashed into the crossbar
and dropped to the ground, where Almon had to make a
quick save to prevent the ball from going in.
  Johanna Denenhey had a couple of chances, but missed to
the outside of the post, then fired over cage from in
close. The Avengers had several chances in the Eagles'
zone, a breakaway by Sophia Pantazis being their best
opportunity.
  Katie Parkinson, who scored two goals in last year's
semifinal win over East Greenwich, gave South Kingstown
all the offense it needed last night with a goal five
minutes into the first half.
  Parkinson boomed a shot from about 35 yards out that
bounced in front of the goal, and skipped over the
hands of diving North Kingstown goaltender, Alicia
Merdinyan.
  South had beaten North twice during the season, and
Parkinson knew they would be tough to beat again.
  ``I think they outplayed us for most of the game, but
we wanted to win,'' she said. ``We are the defending
state champs and we are not going somebody walk over
and take away our title.''
  North came on strong at the end of the season with a
special playoff win over Warwick to get into the
postseason, then knocked off Mt. Hope to gain the
semifinals.
  South coach Jim Kelly was relieved to come away with a
victory. ``They were on a roll, and steamrolling,'' he
said. ``They have had a great run. But our defensive
unit did a great job once again.''
  The Skippers had nothing to be ashamed of said North
coach Ron Clarke. ``I couldn't be any prouder of them.
We are capable of coming back, but tonight just wasn't
our night,'' he said.
  By BUD BARKER, Journal Sports Writer

Nov 14, 1998 (Game #F1): South Kingstown 1, East
Greenwich 0

    East Greenwich        0  0 --  0
    South Kingstown       0  1 --  1
    Scoring - SK Ellen Histen 70:00. 
    Shots on Goal - SK ~15; MH ~10.
    Winning Goal - SK Ellen Histen.
    Saves - EG Meg Almon x, Sarah Stanhope x.        
    Back Saves - _. 
    Corner Kicks - EG a few; SK a few. 
    Fouls - _. Yellow Cards - _. 
    Attendance - 318.

SK's Histen takes center stage in title showdown
The MVP award-winning junior is able to spin
past a midfielder and score with eight minutes left to
give the Rebels the title over East Greenwich.

EAST PROVIDENCE -- Ellen Histen brought it all home
last night.
  After scoring the game's only goal against East
Greenwich, the South Kingstown junior had the game's
Most Valuable Player trophy in one hand, a championship
medal in the other, and a big smile on her face as the
Rebels celebrated their second straight Division I
championship with a 1-0 triumph.
  Histen was still shaking a little after posing for
another team picture, but that comes with being a star,
especially when you are not used to being one.
  But Histen was certainly that. She was one of the few
Rebels to break through the Avengers tough defense all
night, the first Avenger opponent to score a goal in
this year's playoffs.
  It was not that South Kingstown, the defending state
champions, who finished second behind Barrington in the
regular season, didn't try to create some offense. They
outshot East Greenwich by a better than 2-1 margin, but
couldn't get many good shots off until Histen was able
to spin past a midfielder near the sidelines with less
than eight minutes left in regulation.
  She dashed in deep where two EG defenders caught up to
her, but she got around them and unloaded a tough angle
shot at the Avenger goal.
  Meaghan Almon made the save as she backed into the
cage, punching the ball back into play. But head
referee Tim Finnegan ruled it a goal, signaling that
Almon was over the goalline when the save was made.
  ``It was a midfield controlled game. The whole game was
in the middle, and if you can't get by the midfield you
can't score goals,'' Histen said.
  ``I was just waiting for that one chance, and I finally
got my break at the end. That's all I needed was that
one break.
  ``I hadn't been getting many breaks so I didn't think
it would be me,'' she said.
  Histen hadn't scored many goals this season, and had
never had a game winner, until she knocked in the
biggest goal of the year.
  Both teams were very familiar with the scoreless tie
that appeared to be headed for overtime, the Avs with
their back-to-back shutouts that got them to the finals
after a so-so regular season, and Rebs who had the best
defense in the league that produced 12 shutouts
including a 1-0 win over North Kingstown in the
semifinals.
  Both teams were waiting for that one break that would
give them a chance to score. Like EG did in overtime
against regular-season champion, Barrington.
  ``I didn't want this to become another Barrington
game,'' said South coach Jim Kelly. ``We kept doing
what we wanted to do, but we wanted to attack a little
bit more.'' The Rebs had 7 corner kicks in the second
half alone.
  The longer it was scoreless, the better, said East
Greenwich coach Bill Harrison. ``I thought the longer
we kept them off the board, the better chance we had to
win.''
  Harrison said he knew the Avs would have to concentrate
on a couple of Rebel players, and Histen was one of
them.
  Harrison said Avenger midfielder Caitlin Rooney did a
good job on SK's big scorer, Katie Parkinson, ``and we
knew that Ellen was going to be one of their postseason
players.
  ``She was able to find that opening, we knew we had to
worry about her too,'' Harrison said.
  South Kingstown kept the offensive pressure on the
entire first half, but that strong East Greenwich
defense, anchored by Almon and defensive backs Erin
Behbehani, Marie Doehler, Meghan Kane and Erin
MacPherson, kept the Rebels off the scoreboard.
  Almon, who hadn't allowed a goal in the playoffs, with
shutouts of Toll Gate and Mt. Hope, stopped seven shots
in the first 40 minutes, as the Rebs had twice as many
opportunities as East Greenwich.
  But it was the Avs who had the best shot at scoring.
  That came late in the period, when Lauren Ciccone
busted down the right wing, and sent a perfect cross in
front of the net. Alie Peake came barreling in at the
far corner, but her shot went wide of the post.

SOUTH KINGSTOWN (1): Histen. EAST GREENWICH (0):
Halftime: 0-0; Goalie saves: Almon, EG, 15, Stanhope,
SK, 5.

By BUD BARKER
Journal Sports Writer

Tournament MVP: Ellen Histen, South Kingstown

All Tournament Team:
   SK - Grace Dawson, Julie Cantagallo, Christine King, 
Katie Parkinson
   EG - Meaghan Almon, Alie Peake, Marie Doehler
   NK - Kelsey Baker, Alicia Merdinyan
   BA - Carly Williamson, Elizabeth Charnley

   1st Team                                       

   Carly Williamson, Barrington                 
   Christine Gladney, Barrington                 
   Lauren Testa, South Kingstown                 
   Alesia Gray, South Kingstown
   Alison Vales, Mt. Hope
   Bethany Sardinha, Mt. Hope
   Caitlin Rooney, East Greenwich
   Vanessa DiPaolo, Toll Gate
   Kristine Baker, Portsmouth
   Stephanie Pezzullo, Ponaganset
   Tina Fogg, Warwick Vets

   1st Team
                                      
   Carly Williamson, Barrington                 
   Christine Gladney, Barrington                 
   Lauren Testa, South Kingstown                 
   Alesia Gray, South Kingstown
   Alison Vales, Mt. Hope
   Bethany Sardinha, Mt. Hope
   Caitlin Rooney, East Greenwich
   Vanessa DiPaolo, Toll Gate
   Kristen Gladney, Barrington
   Tara Natale, East Greenwich
   Tina Fogg, Warwick Vets

Former RIHS Players in College

First, those with pictures!
Kerri Ferriera * University of Hartford, '01 (Mount Hope, '97)	Sarah Marquis * Northeastern, '00 (Burrillville, '95)	Chrissy McCann * U of Connecticut, '99 (Barrington, '95)	Kate Mercier * Northeastern, '02 (Middletown H. S., '96 - Little Compton)
Kerri Vetovis * Arizona State, '02 (East Greenwich, '98 - Exeter)	_	_	_
Then, those without pictures!
Mariah Almond * Wheaton, '00 (Newport, '96)	Angela Alteri * Quinnipiac, '99 (Barrington, '95)	Sonja Anderson * Colby-Sawyer, '99 (Barrington, '95)	Jill Baker * Wheaton, '01 (North Kingstown, '97)
Josie Chapman * Colby, '01 (Moses Brown, '97 - Bristol)	Tamie Curtis CCRI, '?? Coaching Prout (South Kingstown, '95)	J Danielian * Endicott, '01 (North Providence, '97)	Kristen Denecour Fitchburg State, '00 (North Kingstown, '96)
Elise Dionne AIC, '02 (Smithfield, '98)	Sheila Dobbyn * Connecticut College, '01 (Moses Brown, '97 - Warren)	Katie Dougan * URichmond, '00 (South Kingstown, '98)	Liz Drogan * Harvard, '00 (Barrington, '96)
Mindy Dudek CCRI, '?? (South Kingstown, '97)	Emily Feeney * Duke, '00 (North Kingstown, '96)	Linda Ferencko * Sacred Heart, '02 (North Kingstown, '98)	_
Lindsay Fish * URI, '02 * (South Kingstown, '97)	Kendra Lanzire Stonehill, '01 (Mount Hope, '97)	Kim Lanzire * Brown, '02 (Mount Hope, '98)	Amy Manning * Saint Michael's College, '00 (Bishop Connolly, '96 - Tiverton)
_	Kate Maynard * Maine, '00 (South Kingstown, '96)	Lauren Mazza * Quinnipiac, '00 (North Kingstown, '96)	_
Melissa Munro * Franklin Pierce, '99 (North Kingstown, '95)	Morgan Page * Boston College, '02 (Westerly, '98)	Shellie Parkinson * Northeastern, '01 (South Kingstown, '97)	Tammy Prell * Clark University, '00 (Barrington, '96)
Casie Rhodes CCRI, '?? (East Greenwich, '98)	Laura Snow * Wooster, '98 (South Kingstown, '94)	Jenni Thompson * Wagner College, '01 (Narragansett, '97)	Marissa Weseloh * University of Miami, '01 (East Greenwich, '97)
_	_	_	_
Those colleges with an "*" used to have links at College Links on SCFan

   1st Team                                       

   Kim Lanzire, Sr, MH               Forward       
   Chris Sipala, NK                  F            
   Morgan Page, Westerly             F                
   Meghan Childs, Cranston West      Midfielder   
   Christane Kane, Sr, EG            MF           
   Carly Williamson, Barrington      MF           
   Stephanie Pezzullo, Ponagansett   MF           
   Kerri Vetovis, Sr, EG             Defense      
   Courtney Frye, Barrington         D            
   Katie Dougan, Sr, SK              D            
   Tina Fogg, Warwick Vets           Goalie

   1st Team                                       

   Kim Lanzire, Sr, MH               
   Chris Sipala, NK                  
   Morgan Page, Westerly               
   Heather Ryan, East Greewich       
   Christane Kane, Sr, EG            
   Carly Williamson, Barrington      
   Heather Fraser, Pilgrim           
   Kerri Vetovis, Sr, EG             
   Courtney Frye, Barrington         
   Katie Dougan, Sr, SK              
   Lauren Testa, South Kingstown

   1st Team                                       2nd Team

   Kim Lanzire, Jr, MH               F   Erin Petrella, North Kingstown 
   Kerri Ferreira, Sr, MH            F   Katie Hagan, Burrillville
   Morgan Page, Westerly             F   Jeni Thompson, Sr, Narr    
   Lindsay Fish, Sr, SK              M   Kendra Lanzire, Sr, MH
   Christane Kane, Jr, EG            M   Mindy Dudek, Sr, SK
   Carly Williamson, Barrington      M   Jessica Sultzer, Barr
   Stephanie Pezzullo, Ponagansett   M   Lara Davis, NK
   Kerri Vetovis, Jr, EG             D   Katie Dougan, Jr, SK
   Kelly Foster, Warwick Vets        D   Noelle Vitone, EG
   Josie Chapman, Moses Brown        D   Marissa Weseloh, Sr, EG
   Shellie Parkinson, Sr, SK         G   Nichole O'Connell, MH

   1st Team                      2nd Team

   Emily Feeney, Sr, NK          Kerri Vetovis, Jr, EG
   Morgan Page, West.            Elise Dionne, Smith
   Kerri Ferriera, Jr, MH        Liz Beebe, EG
   Darcy Roy, NK                 Meghan Bell, Pona
   Lindsay Fish, Jr, SK          Katie Hagan, Burr
   Kim Lanzire, So, MH           Carly Williamson, Barr
   Stephanie Boisvert, Pona      Melissa Solomon, Wheeler
   Jenn Birkett, NK              Lauren Mazza, NK
   Tamara Prell, Barr            Sara DeCosta, Sr, TG
   Michaella Rooney, EG          Christine Kane, So, EG
   Shelly Parkinson, Jr, SK      Michelle Ahern, West

   1st Team   

   Tammie Curtis, Sr, South Kingstown
   Sarah Holland, Sr, South Kingstown
   Christine McCann, Barrington
   Elizabeth Drogin, Barrington
   Emily Feeney, Jr, North Kingstown
   Melissa Munro, NK
   Morgan Page, Westerly
   Holly Weber, Pilgrim
   Ashlee Reed, Toll Gate
   Kerri Ferreira, So, Mt. Hope
   Elise Dionne, Smithfield

   RIIL Girls' Division I Soccer Titles

   2003 LaSalle         2  South Kingstown 0
   2002 LaSalle         2  South Kingstown 0
   2001 LaSalle
   2000 ?
   1999 South Kingstown ?
   1998 South Kingstown 1  East Greenwich  0
   1997 South Kingstown 3  Mount Hope      1
   1996 Mount Hope      2  South Kingstown 1
   1995 North Kingstown 2  East Greenwich  0
   1994 North Kingstown 5  South Kingstown 2
   1993 North Kingstown 2  South Kingstown 0
   1992 Barrington      3  North Kingstown 2
   1991 Portsmouth      4  South Kingstown 3
   1990 North Kingstown 1  Barrington      0
   1989 North Kingstown 1  Westerly        0 - OT
   1988 South Kingstown 3  Barrington      1
   1987 South Kingstown 3  Barrington      2
   1986 Barrington      3  South Kingstown 1
   1985 Barrington      1  Portsmouth      0 - OT
   1984 South Kingstown 2  Barrington      1
   1983 South Kingstown 2  Westerly        1 

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