Chariho Softball Defeats St. Raphael 4-1, Nears Perfect Season
The Chariho Chargers softball team moved within one victory of a perfect regular season after defeating St. Raphael 4-1 on Senior Day. Pitcher Adriana Jeannenot delivered a dominant performance, striking out 13 batters and allowing only two hits and one earned run over seven innings. The Chargers' offense provided sufficient support through small ball tactics, including a wild pitch, a bunt single, and key extra-base hits from Norah Downing, Ella Alves, and senior shortstop Anna Tretton. Although St. Raphael’s Izzy Sousa hit a solo home run, her team could not generate further offense against Chariho’s flawless defense. The win improves Chariho’s record to 19-0 as they prepare for their final regular-season game against Cumberland before entering the playoffs. St. Raphael, last season's Division II champions, falls to 11-5 but remains a potential threat in the postseason. Players expressed confidence in their team's depth and momentum heading into the championship bracket.
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Chariho Softball Defeats St. Raphael 4-1, Nears Perfect Season
The Chariho Chargers softball team moved within one victory of a perfect regular season after defeating St. Raphael 4-1 on Senior Day. Pitcher Adriana Jeannenot delivered a dominant performance, striking out 13 batters and allowing only two hits and one earned run over seven innings. The Chargers' offense provided sufficient support through small ball tactics, including a wild pitch, a bunt single, and key extra-base hits from Norah Downing, Ella Alves, and senior shortstop Anna Tretton. Although St. Raphael’s Izzy Sousa hit a solo home run, her team could not generate further offense against Chariho’s flawless defense. The win improves Chariho’s record to 19-0 as they prepare for their final regular-season game against Cumberland before entering the playoffs. St. Raphael, last season's Division II champions, falls to 11-5 but remains a potential threat in the postseason. Players expressed confidence in their team's depth and momentum heading into the championship bracket.