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NEW FINDINGS: MA Division of Marine Fisheries study says, “We found no significant difference in striped bass mortality between circle hooks and J-hooks.” (Submitted photo)
Circle hooks not saving striped bass as thought
Fish managers thought that circle hooks would help save striped bass. That was the assumption when they created a rule in 2020 requiring anglers to use circle hooks when fishing with bait for striped … more
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Morry remains RI’s scariest football foe
Heading into last Friday’s football game between Pilgrim and Classical, I had a strange feeling that the Pats would take care of business. The Purple entered the matchup unbeaten and as the … more
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RPI system receives mixed reviews
If you couldn’t tell by now, I am a traditionalist. I am of cheap taste, I don’t like anything extravagant, and I certainly don’t like getting fancy when it comes to sports. I like … more
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Shark predation increasing
Shark predation, sharks eating an angler’s catch as they bring it to the boat, has been increasing exponentially. And it is not very pretty. The cod fishing this month has been hit or miss at … more
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Carter Clifton
Pats heating up as playoffs loom
After dropping consecutive games, the Pilgrim football team responded in a big way by rolling past East Greenwich 31-6 on the road last week to reestablish itself in the upper echelon of Division … more
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Emma Hindle
Titans qualify for postseason
One Rhode Island tennis team that has been flying under the radar to this point this fall has been Toll Gate, who recently earned a Division III playoff spot and held a 9-7 record as of Wednesday … more
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Athlete of the Week: Caroline Polo
The Warwick Beacon’s Athlete of the Week is Toll Gate senior tennis player Caroline Polo. Since being moved from doubles to singles earlier this fall, Polo has become one of the … more
Ryan Boscia
Pilgrim looks to snap 3-game skid
The Pilgrim boys soccer team is looking to get back on track as it is in the midst of a three-game losing streak. With three matches to go in the regular season, the Pats will likely have to win … more
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Joe Belanger
Warwick teacher completes Newport Half Marathon, raising funds for Make-A-Wish
On Oct. 13, Warwick Public Schools art teacher Joe Belanger of Rumford completed the 15th Annual Amica Newport Half Marathon in Newport. This was Belanger’s fourth race on behalf of Make-A-Wish … more
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Roundup: Titans sharp in win over Coventry
FROM STAFF REPORTS The Toll Gate girls soccer team stayed firmly in the Division II playoff race and rolled to a 6-2 win over Coventry earlier this week. Freshman phenom Emma McIntyre stayed … more
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Sebastian Nault
Hawks thump rival Rams
The Bishop Hendricken football team returned home last Friday night and jumped back into its inter-state schedule. Although the Hawks took a few losses to its out-of-state opponents, they reminded RI … more
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Emerson Wheeler
Titans shut out Pats in crosstown battle
The Toll Gate field hockey team traveled across town to pick up a 3-0 shutout over rival Pilgrim last week in a non-league matchup. The two offenses were slow out the gate but the Titans would open … more
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Roundup: Pilgrim, Toll Gate football come up short
The Pilgrim football team dropped its second straight decision when Mt. Hope held on for the 24-19 win. Jacob Soulliere, Carter Clifton and Luke Ruscio all rushed for touchdowns for the Pats, who … more
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The Warwick Beacon’s Athlete of the Week is Toll Gate volleyball player Mary McNulty. After enjoying a breakout, all-division season for the Titans last year, McNulty has turned in perhaps an even better performance this fall. McNulty led the Titans to a 3-0 win over Achievement First on Tuesday with 11 kills while also helping the team shut out Woonsocket earlier in the week, recording 11 kills as well. (Photo by Leo van Dijk/rhodyphoto.zenfolio.com)
Athlete of the Week: Mary McNulty
TAUTOG BITE: Rich Hittinger of Warwick with the 12 pound cod he caught Saturday fishing on the Capt. John (part of the Helen H party boat fleet) out of Hyannis, MA. (Submitted photos)
Waterways stocked with trout
By CAPT. DAVE MONTI The states of Massachusetts and Rhode Island have been busy for the past couple of weeks stocking ponds with trout for fall fishing. Stocking locations in Massachusetts are … more
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Midseason report on our football teams
We have hit the midseason point for our football teams and there is a lot to digest when it comes to what we have seen. Some surprises, some no-so-surprising developments, some good, some bad, … more
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Brent Karpowich
Hawks fly to 1st
The Bishop Hendricken soccer team has won three straight matches to climb to sole possession of first place in the always competitive Division I field. The Hawks most recently beat Central Falls 8-1 … more
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Addison O'Rourke
Titans shake off slow start, back above .500
After struggling out the gate to the tune of a 1-3 record, the Toll Gate girls soccer team has been on a roll ever since and improved to 5-4-2 after beating West Warwick 5-1 on Monday afternoon. … more
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Roundup: Pats, Titans tennis teams drop league matches
The Pilgrim girls tennis team fell to Lincoln 6-1 on Tuesday. Jillian Mastro took home Pilgrim’s lone win at third singles by a score of 7-6 (8-6), 3-6, 10-6. Tiverton 5, Toll Gate 1 The … more
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RIDING TOGETHER: Caroline Taylor and Claire Fracassa take part in the Pan-Mass Challenge. (Submitted photo)
Pedaling for a Cause: Warwick riders Caroline Taylor, Claire Fracassa, participate in the Pan-Mass Challenge
In the early morning hours of Aug. 4th, just as the sun was rising, thousands of cyclists crossed over the Bourne Bridge as participants in the Pan Mass Challenge (PMC), a premier fundraising event … more
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