Category: Girls’ Varsity Lacrosse

Photo Credit Charisse Draleau

The Mariners Played Mount in an Exciting Rematch to Finish out the Regular Season, falling to the Mounties for a Second Time

ROCKY HILL – 10
MOUNT ST. CHARLES – 12

The Mariners used this game to prep for the SENE tournament next week, in which they plan to face MSC in the finals.

Midfield has been working incredibly hard all season, with not many subs they run the entire field almost all game. Senior Captain Maddie Ruzzo ’26 (West Greenwich, RI) scored her 200th goal this game and notched her 300th career point! Finishing the game with 7 goals and 1 assist.

Captain Annalisa Gomes ’27 (Harrisville, RI) got her 100th career point this game! Finishing the game with 1 goal, 3 ground balls, and 4 draw controls.
Senior Captain Delilah Tully ’25 (Warwick, RI) finished out her career this game, playing hard on defense grabbing 4 ground balls and getting a goal for the Mariners.

Charlotte McGinn ’29 (Exeter, RI) and Ella Wearmouth ’29 (East Greenwich, RI) had to play hard this game as Mount focused their defense on Ruzzo and Gomes. McGinn had a big game, scoring 3 goals, while Wearmouth created opportunities on offense with great cuts. Ruby Boesch ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) and Lucy Wilhelm ‘29 (North Kingston, RI) continue to work on making open cuts while Maia Tsafos ’28 (Saunderstown, RI), and Nazare Phipps ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) had stellar transitional defense.

Senior captain Izabella Macari ’26 (Warwick, RI) was our low line of defense, stopping anything that came that way and grabbing 5 caused turnovers. Alex Martini ’29 (North Kingstown, RI) continues to work hard, playing defense on the circle while face guarding Mount’s go-to scorer, limiting Mount’s offensive plan. Chelsea Clements ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) played great low defense, grabbing a ground ball and helping to transition the ball upfield. Maria Phipps ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) continues to stop ball up top and play solid defense while Ivanna Deleon ’28 (Providence, RI) was our certified hype girl! Rotating in where needed and keeping the energy high.

Sophia Hoard ’28 (Warwick, RI) had 7 great saves in net!

The Mariners called a timeout with 5 seconds left and set up a hail mary play for one more goal, playing it out perfectly with a beautiful clear from Macari, but the time ran out too quickly.

The Mariners can’t wait to face Mount again and look forward to stopping their run in SENE play!

Photo Credit Art Entwistle

The Mariners Played the LCA Lions in a Rematch on Senior Night, Pulling Away Early to Secure the Victory

ROCKY HILL – 17
LEXINGTON CHRISTIAN – 7

Captain Annalisa Gomes ’27 (Harrisville, RI) and Senior Captain Maddie Ruzzo ’26 (West Greenwich, RI) continue to work off each other. Gomes scored 7 goals and had 2 assists while Ruzzo had 5 goals and 5 assists. Senior Captain Delilah Tully ’25 (Warwick, RI) had 3 goals and 2 assists. Senior captain Izabella Macari ’26 (Warwick, RI) got some time on attack, scoring 1 goal. Charlotte McGinn ’29 (Exeter, RI) and Ella Wearmouth ’29 (East Greenwich, RI) continue to work hard between attack and midfield. Working hard in transition, McGinn had 7 ground balls while Wearmouth had 3.

Chelsea Clements ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) led the defense, locking down the low elbow, with Alex Martini ’29 (North Kingstown, RI) and Ivanna Deleon ’28 (Providence, RI) playing up high. Maria Phipps ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) played high defense as well. All the defenders had a great game, fighting for ground balls and causing turnovers.

Sophia Hoard ’28 (Warwick, RI) made 6 saves and continues to work on clearing the ball upfield.

Ruby Boesch ’28 (East Greenwich, RI), Lucy Wilhelm ‘29 (North Kingston, RI), Maia Tsafos ’28 (Saunderstown, RI), and Nazare Phipps ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) played solid attack and were a great lineup, working together in our plays to make the right cuts.

Senior night was a rainy night, but a fun rematch with the Mariners pulling away with a win. Maddie, Bella, and Delilah we thank you for your 4 years here with RHGLAX and your leadership throughout the seasons. You all are great players and great people and we look forward to the rest of the season and watching you succeed after RH!

The Mariners head to Mount St Charles on Friday 5/8 for what promises to be another exciting rematch.

Photo Credit Dawn Temple

The Mariners Drove to Dublin to Play the Wildcats on a Rainy Saturday, Coming Home with a Strong League Victory

ROCKY HILL – 21
DUBLIN – 5

Attack was on fire this game. Ella Wearmouth ’29 (East Greenwich, RI) scored 4 goals and had an assist, a career high in points! Charlotte McGinn ’29 (Exeter, RI) also had a great game, scoring twice and mixing in some defense and midfield. Lucy Wilhelm ‘29 (North Kingston, RI) continues to have great looks, notching an assist and grabbing 4 ground balls. Maia Tsafos ’28 (Saunderstown, RI) is a standout defender in transition, scooping 4 ground balls for the Mariners. Nazare Phipps ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) hustled hard on attack and got off good shots.

Izabella Macari ’26 (Warwick, RI) and Chelsea Clements ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) continue to work off each other in low defense. Macari was able to play some attack this game as well, scoring a goal and having 3 assists. Macari picked up 5 ground balls while Clements had 2. Alex Martini ’29 (North Kingstown, RI) played defense and midfield, having great clears up the field and recording a draw control and 4 ground balls. Maria Phipps ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) rotated through the top defender positions stopping fast breaks and played some midfield. M. Phipps had a great look for an assist, 5 ground balls, and a draw control.

Sophia Hoard ’28 (Warwick, RI) recorded 7 saves this game!

Midfield ran hard, Captain Annalisa Gomes ’27 (Harrisville, RI) continued to hustle to ground balls, picking up 11 and also controlling the draw for 7 draw controls. Gomes came away with 7 goals and 2 assists this game. Senior Captain Maddie Ruzzo ’26 (West Greenwich, RI) had 6 goals and 2 assists, continuing to dominate in the circle and recording 8 draw controls. Ruzzo and Gomes work well together, connecting on passes and motion offenses.

Angel Pogson ’27 (Warwick, RI) kept clear stats and cheered us on!

The Mariners head into the final week of the regular season and play LCA at home for senior night. 4:30 on 5/6.

Photo Credit Dawn Temple

The Mariners Faced off Against The Golden Knights Coming Away with a Strong Victory

ROCKY HILL – 18
MARIANAPOLIS – 6

Defense practiced zone, leaning into watching cutters and keeping the goal protected. Marianopolis’ offense started behind the net, often putting more than 2 attackers back there, forcing us to configure our zone to protect the crease. Like usual, senior captain Izabella Macari ’26 (Warwick, RI) and Chelsea Clements ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) had that area secure and prevented crease rolls. Macari was able to play some attack this game as well, scoring 3 goals. Macari picked up 6 ground balls and 3 caused turnovers while Clements had 4 and 2 respectively. Alex Martini ’29 (North Kingstown, RI), Ivanna Deleon ’28 (Providence, RI), and Maria Phipps ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) rotated through the top defender positions stopping fast breaks and recording caused turonvers. Martini had 2 caused turnovers plus an assist while Deleoon and M. Phipps had 3 ground balls a piece.

Sophia Hoard ’28 (Warwick, RI) worked out in net, saving 5 shots and calling out open players.

Senior Captain Delilah Tully ’25 (Warwick, RI) had a great game, scoring 5 goals for the Mariners while picking up 7 ground balls and grabbing 2 draw controls. Captain Annalisa Gomes ’27 (Harrisville, RI) continues to look to the net having 3 goals and an assist. Gomes works hard on the circle and grabbed 5 draw controls. Senior Captain Maddie Ruzzo ’26 (West Greenwich, RI) had 5 draw controls also, hustling back on defense when needed to get Mariner possession back, coming away with 11 ground balls. Ruzzo also had 6 goals and 3 assists.

Ruby Boesch ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) is in the right place at the right time! Getting open looks at the goals and ultimately scoring a goal for the Mariners. Charlotte McGinn ’29 (Exeter, RI) has improved on looking up when carrying the ball and has been a consistent good passer, having 2 assists this game on great looks. Lucy Wilhelm ‘29 (North Kingston, RI) also had an assist of her own, looking up for cutters and making good passes. Ella Wearmouth ’29 (East Greenwich, RI) continues to play exceptional transition defense, grabbing 6 ground balls this game. Maia Tsafos ’28 (Saunderstown, RI) and Nazare Phipps ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) were able to get some open shots in and played well, working on cutting in when open and continuing to pressure in transition.

This game was interesting as throughout the game the Mariners recorded a whopping 61 ground balls. The Mariners look to improve this as they travel all the way to Dublin for a Saturday game on 5/2 at 2pm.

Photo Credit Art Entwistle

The Mariners go head-to-head with the Warriors in a Rematch from the 2024 Season, with the Mariners Securing the Victory

ROCKY HILL – 18
WHEELER – 11

Senior Captain Maddie Ruzzo ’26 (West Greenwich, RI) had 10 goals for her effort on the draw circle, often pushing the ball upfield to captain Annalisa Gomes ’27 (Harrisville, RI) who would make the perfect pass back for a goal. Gomes had 6 assists this game while also scoring 3 goals of her own. Senior Captain Delilah Tully ’25 (Warwick, RI) played the first half in the net, having a great performance with 8 saves! Tully was then put back in her spot at midfield and scored a goal of her own.

Ella Wearmouth ’29 (East Greenwich, RI) and Charlotte McGinn ’29 (Exeter, RI) continue to work off each other, hustling to cause turnovers, 1 each, and getting back into the offense. Both McGinn and Wearmouth had a goal in this game. Maia Tsafos ’28 (Saunderstown, RI) and Nazare Phipps ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) worked hard in transition defense to double the ball and provide pressure to their offense. Lucy Wilhelm ‘29 (North Kingston, RI) and Ruby Boesch ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) continue to get open shots on goal and made great cuts throughout the game.

To round out the scoring, senior captain Izabella Macari ’26 (Warwick, RI) played a short time on attack and secured 2 goals for the Mariners. This came after a stellar performance on defense, continuing to be that lockdown low defender and causing 2 turnovers and scooping up 3 ground balls. Ivanna Deleon ’28 (Providence, RI) played both high and low defense in this game and recorded a ground ball and a caused turnover. The Mariners defense works hard to stop ball before it has a chance to enter the critical scoring area and Alex Martini ’29 (North Kingstown, RI) and Maria Phipps ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) did just that. Stopping fast breaks from Wheeler. Martini even had a draw control! Chelsea Clements ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) continues to dominate down low on defense, stopping any crease action from happening and grabbing rebounds off goalie saves. Sophia Hoard ’28 (Warwick, RI) played the second half in goal and recorded a solid 4 saves.

The Mariners are heading to Marianopolis on Wednesday 4/29 at 4pm and are hoping to continue to improve their overall record.

Photo Credit Dawn Temple

The Mariners played a hard fought game and just couldn’t break away, falling to the Lions

ROCKY HILL – 14
LEXINGTON CHRISTIAN – 17

Maddie Ruzzo ’26 (West Greenwich, RI) and Annalisa Gomes ’27 (Harrisville, RI) continue to impress in the midfield. Ruzzo and Gomes had strong draw circle chemistry combining for 12 draw controls. Ruzzo finished the day with 10 goals and an assist while Gomes added 2 goals and 2 assists. Charlotte McGinn ’29 (Exeter, RI) and Ella Wearmouth ’29 (East Greenwich, RI) both had great games, alternating into the midfield. Wearmouth had 2 goals while McGinn picked up 3 ground balls.

Defense played hard, working to lock down cutters. Ivanna Deleon ’28 (Providence, RI) came off an illness and was right back out there, stopping drives and fast breaks. Chelsea Clements ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) is our reliable low defender, stopping anything low and being an outlet for clears. Clements caused a turnover this game. Maria Phipps ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) worked hard on defense to stop balls and pressure the high attackers. Phipps picked up 4 ground balls and caused a turnover. Angel Pogson ’27 (Warwick, RI) played the entire game, locking down the crease and helping to get the ball back into Mariner possession.

Senior Captain Izabella Macari ’26 (Warwick, RI), who starts on defense typically, played in goal this game. Clearing the ball all the way up the field and stopping 7 shots. Macari also picked up a ground ball.

Lucy Wilhelm ‘29 (North Kingston, RI) made great cuts on attack and Maia Tsafos ’28 (Saunderstown, RI) was in the right place at the right time for a shot on goal. Ruby Boesch ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) picked up a ground ball this game while Nazare Phipps ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) grabbed 3 ground balls and hustled hard in transition.

The Mariners are continuing to improve and look to their next game at home versus Wheeler. 4/27 at 430pm.

Photo Credit Dawn Temple

The Mariners Put Together Strong Performance in Non-League Victory Over Knights

ROCKY HILL – 20
PROVIDENCE CD – 9

The Mariners faced Providence Country Day School in a well-matched game where the Mariners were able to pull away and win 20-9.

The Mariners have been working on the midfield, getting different players mixed in while continuing to work on plays and a defensive zone. Ella Wearmouth ’29 (East Greenwich, RI) and Charlotte McGinn ’29 (Exeter, RI) had great games! These two work as a pair, sprinting up the midfield from attack as soon as there is possession to play transition defense. McGinn picked up a ground ball while Wearmouth had 2 caused turnovers in the midfield. Both hustled back on offense and played great offense, attacking the net where there were openings. Wearmouth put one in the back of the net while McGinn showed off with 3 goals and an assist!

Maddie Ruzzo ’26 (West Greenwich, RI) worked with these two to secure possession and push it up the field, creating opportunities for herself and other Mariners. Ruzzo had a great birthday game with 10 goals and 3 assists! Midfield has been playing hard all season, Delilah Tully ’25 (Warwick, RI) and Annalisa Gomes ’27 (Harrisville, RI) hustled all over the field. From defense back to offense, these two worked hard to get the ball from on end to the other. Both Tully and Gomes found the net twice and found open cutters twice, for 2 goals and 2 assists each! These two also had great control of the draw, Gomes worked hard to jump in front of the PCD players to snatch it in the air and grab 5 draw controls while Tully had 4 throughout the game.

Defense played great, working to lock down cutters. Ivanna Deleon ’28 (Providence, RI) got a chance to practice low defense and help direct the zone. Deleon is a high pressure defender who locks down ball and prevents passes from coming her way. Another lockdown defender, Alex Martini ’29 (North Kingstown, RI), played high defense. Stopping the ball before it could enter our critical scoring area. Martini caused a turnover and had 2 ground balls. Chelsea Clements ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) is our reliable low defender, stopping anything low and being an outlet for clears. Clements secured 1 ground ball and a caused turnover this game. Angel Pogson ’27 (Warwick, RI) worked hard down low, hustling through cutters and preventing inside passes. Pogson had a great stop this game!

Maria Phipps ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) played all over the field, a starting defender with the speed and endurance of a midfielder, she was able to help out midfield to give them some rest. Phipps worked hard at high defense and caused a turnover and had 2 ground balls this game. Another flexible player, Izabella Macari ’26 (Warwick, RI), who starts on defense and allows nothing inside the 8 but has a shot that rivals some of the best attackers, had a ground ball, 2 caused turnovers, 2 goals, and an assist. It’s hard to pick where you want her on the field!

Attack worked hard on and off ball, especially in transition defense. Our transition defense is where we cause turnovers and are able to push a fast break up to the attackers. Lucy Wilhelm ‘29 (North Kingston, RI) had a groundball while hustling on attack and Maia Tsafos ’28 (Saunderstown, RI) grabbed 2 ground balls and caused a turnover. Ruby Boesch ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) worked hard on attack, keeping the 8 clear and cutting when open. Nazare Phipps ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) worked on her game, continuing to hustle back on defense and get in the right spots on the field for open passes and looks.

Sophia Hoard ’28 (Warwick, RI) continues to improve, saving 3 shots this game!

Shoutout to Abby Millard ’27 (East Greenwich, RI) who warms up our goalie and keeps the stat book, even in the hot sun!

The Mariners are perfecting their transitional defense and looking to the future league matchups!

The Mariners are heading into a week of prep before a game at Lexington Christian on 4/24 at 4:30pm.

Photo Credit Art Entwistle

The Mariners Secure Strong Victory Over Saints in SENE Action

ROCKY HILL – 18
ST. ANDREW’S – 12

The Mariners played a conference matchup against St. Andrews and worked hard on new concepts, securing the win 18-12. The teams played low, working in a 9v9 matchup. Almost everyone had to run midfield.

The midfielders worked hard this game, working hard in the hot sun. Delilah Tully ’25 (Warwick, RI) made great off ball cuts and had 4 goals to show for it. Tully worked hard on the circle and back on defense. Maddie Ruzzo ’26 (West Greenwich, RI) pushed the ball upfield and called plays, working on our newly implemented plays and finishing the day with 5 goals and 6 assists. Ruzzo also had 13 draw controls. Annalisa Gomes ’27 (Harrisville, RI) rounded out the starting midfield, working hard around the circle and at the draw, securing 2 draw controls while also finding the back of the net 4 times. Gomes added an assist to her day.

Ruby Boesch ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) and Maia Tsafos ’28 (Saunderstown, RI) helped create caused turnovers in the backfield, maintaining the Mariner possession and giving us some fast breaks. Boesch got a goal of her own, using fakes to shoot one-on-one with the goalie. Ella Wearmouth ’29 (East Greenwich, RI) and Charlotte McGinn ’29 (Exeter, RI) played attack and midfield. Moving to wherever the team needed, giving midfielders breaks when they could and getting back on defense. Wearmouth hustled hard and had 2 goals and a caused turnover. McGinn had a ground ball plus a draw control. Nazare Phipps ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) worked through plays and hustled back in transition defense. Lucy Wilhelm ‘29 (North Kingston, RI) had a good game, having a goal and ground ball of hard plays.

Defense was back in zone, working to perfect it as the season goes on. Chelsea Clements ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) and Izabella Macari ’26 (Warwick, RI) lock down low, stopping any crease rolls and calling cutters from behind. Clements and Macari are instrumental to the defense. Macari also worked to create turnovers and found the back of the net herself. Maria Phipps ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) and Ivanna Deleon ’28 (Providence, RI) played the top of the zone, along with Alex Martini ’29 (North Kingstown, RI) and Angel Pogson ’27 (Warwick, RI).

Sophia Hoard ’28 (Warwick, RI) played hard, helping the defense in zone. Ending the day with 3 saves.

The Mariners continue to improve. The midfield is continuously expanding, allowing both attackers and defenders to play up to give our small mid line a break.

The Mariners look to a fun away game versus Providence Country Day on 4/16 at 4 pm.

Photo Credit Dawn Temple

The Mariners Defeat New but Relentless Pioneers in League Play

ROCKY HILL – 20
EAGLE HILL – 3

The Mariners came out strong against an energetic Eagle Hill team, working hard to finish ahead 20-3.

Attack got tons of opportunities this game, from running plays to working on fast break positioning, the attackers were all over the place. Ruby Boesch ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) and Nazare Phipps ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) worked hard off ball to get open, looking for inside cutters and each notching an assist! Ella Wearmouth ’29 (East Greenwich, RI) had some great drives, cut off ball, and facilitated plays finishing the day with a goal and an assist. Lucy Wilhelm ‘29 (North Kingston, RI) ended the day with a goal as well as a ground ball, both well earned from a game of working hard in transition. Maia Tsafos ’28 (Saunderstown, RI) rounded out our traditional set of attackers. Tsafos continued to improve in transition and grabbed a ground ball to end the day.

The midfielders were able to work on draw controls, coming away with a total of 16 for the group. Annalisa Gomes ’27 (Harrisville, RI) worked the outside circle, grabbing 4 draw controls. Gomes was also great at pushing the ball forward, creating fast breaks and scoring 3 goals of her own and an assist. Maddie Ruzzo ’26 (West Greenwich, RI) took the draw, pushing/pulling the ball in the direction of players on the outside. Ruzzo had 9 draw controls in addition to her 6 goals and 3 assists. Delilah Tully ’25 (Warwick, RI) pushed hard on midfield and took some rest back on the defense side. Pushing the ball upfield and battling for a goal of her own. Tully also had 2 assists! Charlotte McGinn ’29 (Exeter, RI) and Maria Phipps ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) were able to play some midfield and move around. McGinn and Phipps both fought for ground balls, having 1 and 2 respectively. Phipps worked hard on offense and scored 3 goals, her first of the season and first goals with the Mariners!

Defense practiced zone, trying something new in the game. Throughout the game, defenders were able to play some offense! Senior Izabella Macari ’26 (Warwick, RI) led defense in the first half, helping call out cutters and work through the zone. Macari moved to attack in the second half while also taking the draw, finishing with 2 draw controls, 2 caused turnovers, and 2 goals. Chelsea Clements ’28 (East Greenwich, RI), our other low defender, worked hard in the zone but when moved to attack had a great day! Clements ended the day with 2 goals and an assist. Ivanna Deleon ’28 (Providence, RI) stopped ball in transition and started to work the zone defense. The Mariners are still getting used to the difference between this and man. Deleon also scored her first goal of the season this game!

The Mariners played unselfishly, working on plays throughout the game to get the right shot, while also creating new opportunities for players not typically on offense. This group combined for 10 assists, our highest of the season so far. Mariners also had a day with ground balls, coming up with 26 by the end of the game.

Sophia Hoard ’28 (Warwick, RI) worked on positioning this game and watching the zone from behind. Hoard had 3 saves.

The Mariners host St. Andrews in a conference game on Tuesday 4/14 at 4pm.

Photo Credit Art Entwistle

The Mariners Fall to Mounties in Tightly Contested League Battle

ROCKY HILL – 7
MOUNT – 10

The Mariners were back in action at home, hosting Mount Saint Charles. The Mariners worked hard for 48 minutes but fell short in their first matchup of the season with the Mounties, 10-7.

The midfielders had to work hard in the circle, fighting for position around the circle while constantly going after ground balls. Maddie Ruzzo ’26 (West Greenwich, RI) took the draw to open the game and fought to place it towards the Mariners on the outside. Ruzzo came away with 3 draw controls of her own while also fighting for offensive possession. Ruzzo ended the game with 3 goals and 1 assist. Annalisa Gomes ’27 (Harrisville, RI) helped on the draw, both taking some and fighting on the outside. Gomes came away with another 3 draw controls for the Mariners. It was a constant battle on the outside of the circle but Gomes got in there to fight for ground balls and push the offense into fast breaks. Gomes finished the day with 3 goals and an assist. Charlotte McGinn ’29 (Exeter, RI) played excellent on the circle and got her stick in good positions to fight for ground balls, Delilah Tully ’25 (Warwick, RI) played midfield but played back on defense, preparing to stop any Mount fast breaks. Tully had a day, running up and down the field and getting constantly double teamed, ending with a goal of her own plus 4 ground balls and 2 caused turnovers!

Senior Izabella Macari ’26 (Warwick, RI) is back! Towards the end of the game the Mariners switched it up and put Macari on the draw, getting 2 quick draw controls and fast break opportunities. In addition to 2 draw controls, Macari locked down defense and had 3 ground balls and 4 caused turnovers! Chelsea Clements ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) played low defense and had multiple great clears. Clements ran up the field and was able to get the ball to midfield to give the Mariners an eventual goal! Clements had 3 ground balls and a caused turnover. Alex Martini ’29 (North Kingstown, RI) was tasked with playing man defense on Mount’s go to ball handler. Martini frustrated the Mount offense and caused multiple Mount plays that ended in a turnover, securing a ground ball and 2 interceptions along the way. Maria Phipps ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) played high defense and helped crash on Mount cutters and drives. Ivanna Deleon ’28 (Providence, RI) got in the action and played high pressure defense, creating space for Mount turnovers and Mariner possessions.

The attackers ran cuts and got open for the midfield, facilitating plays and making space on the field. Ella Wearmouth ’29 (East Greenwich, RI) had great plays and was open for drives, having one shot on goal while staying in good position. Maia Tsafos ’28 (Saunderstown, RI) played fantastic transitional defense like always, doubling the ball up the field. Ruby Boesch ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) stayed big on offense being an outlet for the midfield in transition. Lucy Wilhelm ‘29 (North Kingston, RI) worked hard to get open while Nazare Phipps ’28 (East Greenwich, RI) hustled in transition defense, both working to maintain Mariner ball.

Sophia Hoard ’28 (Warwick, RI) keeps getting better, making 5 saves against a tough Mounties offense.

The Mariners head to Eagle Hill on Friday for their first game on the road!