Woonsocket High School Boys Team

777 Cass Avenue
Woonsocket, RI 02895

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New England All-Star Challenge

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New England HS Invitational tournament

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Hendricken (RI) pulls away in 2nd half from Woonsocket

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Girls Division II basketball: It was a victory for Woonsocket . . . the community, not just the team - SOUTH KINGSTOWN –– Sparked by freshmen, buoyed by a sophomore and steadied by juniors, the Woonsocket girls won their city’s first state basketball championship Sunday. And the Villa Novans’ convincing 55-42 triumph over two-time defending champion Barrington in the Credit Union Division II Girls Basketball Championship was a victory for their community as much as for the players and coaches on their team. "A lot of us help out at the Y. We're their role models. A lot of them were here today," junior co-captain Brooke Coderre said. She contributed 11 points to the winning effort and was named the tournament’s MVP. - Read full article from Providence Journal
Woonsocket High (RI) looks to win Division I basketball tournament - Losing the starting frontcourt that drove last year’s team through a magical 18-3 season and to a heartbreaking overtime loss in the Division I state championship game would deflate the title hopes of many a team in the ensuing season. But not Woonsocket High School. Nine players are back from the 2008 squad that came within three points of ending Bishop Hendricken’s four-year reign as state champion and winning Woonsocket’s first title, and they crave another chance to prove they are the best basketball team in Rhode Island. - Read full article from Providence Journal
RI High school highlights, Monday, February 16 - The Cranston East boys basketball team connected on nine 3-pointers, including two down the stretch that kept streaking Hope at bay, and hung on for a 66-59 victory in a Division I contest. Mike Juarez drained one of his four treys with 2 1/2 minutes left to put the ’Bolt up by four points and teammate Eli Rodriguez sank his second 3-pointer with 50 seconds left to put East up by six points. Rodriguez scored seven of his 16 points in the last minute. Juarez had a team-high 20 points. The Blue Wave, who were winners of six of their last seven games going in, were led by Stephen Wehgbay who had 21 points and 8 assists. East improved to 12-2 while Hope moved to 7-7. - Read full article from Providence Journal
Bolt of Lightning: Cranston East (RI) five pounces on Woonsocket early, romps - Revenge wasn’t the only thing on Cranston East’s mind last night when it visited Woonsocket, the team that had knocked the Thunderbolt out of the playoffs last year. A victory over the Villa Novans meant that the Bolt would be better positioning themselves for a second or third seed in the state tournament rather than a fourth or fifth spot. - Read full article from Providence Journal
Woonsocket beats Mount St. Charles in meeting of unbeaten girls hoops rivals - The Woonsocket girls basketball team sealed a win against town and Division II-North rival, Mount St. Charles, 43-38, in a game of undefeated teams before a packed house at Woonsocket High. With the score 38-38 and about 90 seconds remaining, Woonsocket’s Kofo Olowookere was fouled on a successful layup and made the ensuing free throw to give the her team a 41-38 lead. Woonsocket’s Brooke Coderre then sank two free throws with 17 seconds remaining to ice the win for the Villa Novans. Coderre finished with a game-high 16 points plus 4 steals and 2 blocked shots, while Olowookere finished with 7 points and 8 rebounds. Teammate Lauren Masse finished with 10 points and blocked two shots in the waning minutes to keep Mount St. Charles at bay. Maria Saia led Mount St. Charles with 11 points. Woonsocket improves to 9-0 in Division II and Mount St. Charles falls to 8-1 in the league. - Read full article from Providence Journal