Thursday April 16th was fun for Townie Nation

In addition to the huge Townie baseball win over defending champion Bishop Hendricken and the softball win over Bay View/PCD, this past Thursday saw other winning action. The Softball team started the day with a 1-0 win over Bay View. Marianna Pina and Cassie Dulude combined for the shut out. Audrey Bernard singled to start the second inning and scored on a fielder's choice by Ava Silva. That run was all the girls needed to secure the win. The Townies play at Ponagansett Saturday at 10:30am.

The Boys Tennis team was up next and they swept the Westerly/Chariho Co-Op 7-0.

The Baseball team continues to stay hot with a 3-0 win over Hendricken. JJ Renaud pitched the complete game shutout and the team played solid defense with timely hitting. The Townies play Saturday at Narragansett at 11 am.

The Boys Volleyball team defeated Coventry 3 sets to 1. The team was led by Ean Williamson with 20 digs and 2 Aces as well as Ethan Pereira with 16 Kills and 2 blocks.

Recently, the Townies boys outdoor track and field team placed 3rd overall at the RI Class A Relay Carnival. The following boys placed during the meet: the 4x100 meter relay consisting of Issac Rodriguez, Justin Jardine, Julius cortes, and Jack Pawlik 2nd place, the 4x400 meter relay consisting of Logan Pereira, Cormac Moran, Julius Cortes, and Justin Jardine 2nd place, the high jump relay consisting of Jaidyn DaSilva, Joseph Durand, and Giovanni Daluz 3rd place, the long jump relay consisting of Isaac Rodriguez, Jaidyn DaSilva, and Giovanni Daluz 2nd place, the distance medley relay consisting of Sean Black, Cormac Moran, Dan Lukusa, and Logan Pereira 4th place, the 4x800 meter relay consisting of Sean Black, Cormac Moran, Dan Lukusa, and Christian Mendez-Molina 4th place, the sprint medley relay consisting of Logan Pereira, Jaidyn DaSilva, Jalen Jackson, and Michael Hu 5th place. Solid day for the team.

And also in recent competition, the Golf team turned in their best match of the season with a team score of 157. Senior Nathan Carter shot a 1 under 34.

It has been a great spring season for East Providence student-athletes. “Thursday was a great day for us on campus. Four contests, four wins,” said East Providence Athletic Director Alex Butler.