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A8 THE TIMES LOCALMonday, November 11, 2013Today’s ForecastMON TUE WED THU FRI48-5232-3739-4330-3439-4320-2452-5727-32Get on boardTHE53-5835-40Sun/Breezy AMShr./Sun Sun/Chilly Hazy/Milder Hazy/MilderFive Day Forecast data supplied by NBC10’s StormTeam10Soup kitchen to offer Thanksgiving dinnerPAWTUCKET — The Pawtucket Soupitchen will be hosting its annualhanksgiving Day Dinner on Thursday,Nov. 28, from noon to 1 p.m. The dinnerwill be held at the Soup Kitchen, which islocated at 195 Walcott Street, basement,Pawtucke.The building is handicapped accessible.Thanks to the generosity of MayorDonald R. Grebien and the City ofPawtucket, shuttle service will be availablefrom the Visitors Center onRoosevelt Avenue in downtownPawtucket to the Soup Kitchen from11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.In the spirit of Thanksgiving and all itrepresents, the Pawtucket Soup Kitcheninvites anyone in need of a ThanksgivingDinner to join them in celebrating theholiday.POLAREXPRESSTRAIN RIDEwithTMNarragansett Buzzards Merrimack to Chatham toBay Bay Chatham Watch HillSky Sun/Gusty Sun/Gusty Sun/Gusty Sun/GustyWind NW/SW 15-30 NW/SW 15-30 NW/SW 15-30 NW/SW 15-30Waves(feet) 1-4 2-6 4-8 4-8Visibility (miles) 5 5 5 5R.J. Heim’s Southern New England Area ForecastToday will be sunny, gusty at times, and a little cooler than average with highsnear 50. An approaching arctic cold front will bring cloudy skies tonight, andovernight some rain showers towards the coast, and possibly snow showers Northand West with no major accumulation expected. Skies clear behind the frontTuesday, with the cold air lasting through Wednesday. 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Blackstone ValleySPORTSTHE TIMES, Monday, November 11, 2013 — B1Girls’ soccer playoffsA 20-year wait ends: Broncos claim Div. II crownBy JON BAKERjbaker@pawtuckettimes.comPROVIDENCE — The drama was justeginning when Burrillville High senior co-capainTori Libby hugged junior defender Tiaraianco near midfield and exclaimed, “I can'telieve this! I'm so tired, but I'm so excited!”In the interim, that tandem's teammates celeratedaround her with hugs, impromptu dancesnd the like.That's what happens when a team wins aame it almost certainly wasn't supposed to, butound the inner strength to move forward.The third-seeded Broncos, who trailed 1-0 athe break, took advantage of four unansweredgoals in the span of 26:39 just after the finalstanza's start and stunned top-seeded and previouslyunbeaten Lincoln, 4-1, to claim the R.I.Division II Tournament championship at theRhode Island College soccer stadium lateSunday afternoon.The upset resulted in Burrillville's first statecrown in 20 years; it had managed a Division IIItitle way back in 1993, but had dropped a pair ofD-II championship-game decisions in overtimein 1996 and 1997.“The big thing with these girls is they all lovesoccer; they play all the time,” offered an elatedmentor Amy Cardone while proud parents andfamily members took cellphone photos of theirnewly-crowned champions, and a few mischievousgals tried to make their coach laugh whileconducting interviews.“I'm so happy for all of my players, but especiallythe seniors,” she added. “They've workedso hard for this … This is like a family, a sisterhood.I have four seniors, and they're all suchclose friends. I think that closeness of the seniorsbrought this team together as a whole. Thatfriendship became contagious, and the underclassmenjoined in.”It's only proper that that the two senior cocaptains– Tori Libby and Taylor Ross – playedpivotal roles in the Broncos' second-half resurgence.The former posted a tally and two assists,while the latter mustered a goal and a feed.Still, if there was an MVP on this night, itERNEST A. BROWN / Blackstone Valley Sports photoThe Burrillville High girls’ soccer team tells everyone who’s No. 1 as the Broncos pose for a picture and celebrate their Division II state championship on Sunday afternoon at Rhode IslandCollege. The Broncos defeated top-seeded Lincoln and handed the Lions their first loss of the season by scoring four times in the second half and rolling to a 4-1 victory.Four second-half goals give Burrillville 4-1 win over previously-unbeaten LincolnBy BRENDAN McGAIRbmcgair@pawtuckettimes.comLast year, Woonsocket and St.Raphael staged a thrilling DivisionII quarterfinal-round playoff contest.A touchdown produced in thewaning seconds of regulationenabled the Saints to force overtime, this afterthe Novans held a 21-13 advantage with just 90seconds remaining.The extra session produced even more dramatics.St. Raphael drew first blood to go up28-21 before a scoring strike from then-startingquarterback Brett Bouchard broughtWoonsocket to within a single point.Instead of playing for the tie that would haveresulted in a second free period, Novans headcoach Carnell Henderson elected to send hisoffense back out to attempt the two-point conversion.The gutsy calls paid off, as Kyle Mulveyfought his way into the end zone for whatproved to be the final play on a memorablenight at Pariseau Field. Woonsocket moved onto the next round thanks to a 29-28 triumphwhile SRA trudged off its home field knowingthat its final game of season would be a nonleagueragainst Moses Brown on ThanksgivingEve.would've gone to junior Katie Antoniello, whoburied a pair of seemingly impossible shots tohelp lift Burrillville.Without question, a member of the All-Tournament Team (none was announced) wouldhave been Lincoln junior midfielder Hailee Jarry.After notching two scores in a 2-1 semifinal triumphover Warwick Vets on Friday night, shegot the Lions on the board with a pretty tallyfrom classmate Elizabeth Young with approximately50 ticks left before intermission.Right about that time, the skies above RICopened, and Cardone and LHS chief Chris Allenhad to prepare their kids for the second halfunder drizzle.See BRONCOS, page B3oys’ soccer playoffsHeartbreaking: Toll Gate dashes Lincoln’s Div. II title hopesTitans win wild shootoutby outscoring Lions, 4-3By JON BAKERjbaker@pawtuckettimes.comPROVIDENCE — Mere seconds after the secondvertime session, and officials had whistled for aenalty-kick shootout between the two combatants,incoln High chief John D’Aloisio slapped his handsogether and grinned, “C’mon, boys! C’mon, boys!”He congregated his “extended family” in front ofim – not far from his team bench water cooler –ssued a few positive comments and seemed excitedbout the prognosis.After all, almost a week before to the virtual hour,is Lions had eked out a 4-3 shootout triumph overast Greenwich in a R.I. Division II Tournamentuarterfinal.Call it kismet. If D’Aloisio didn’t think it, certainyothers on hand at Rhode Island College’s soccertadium on Saturday night did.Now, before at least 600 screaming fans, Lincolnad the chance to post a similar triumph over Tollate in the coveted D-II championship tilt, the reasoneing both squads had battled for 100 minutes of reg-See LIONS, page B2High school footballERNEST A. BROWN / Blackstone Valley Sports photoLincoln goalkeeper Jack Bacon dives to his left as Toll Gate’s Zachary Bromage kicks the ball past him for the game-winning goal in a shootoutfor the Division II championship on Saturday at Rhode Island College.It’s Woonsocket vs. SRA, Cumberland vs. Coventry in Div. II quartersHere is some good news for the area highschool football enthusiasts who were present inPawtucket that Saturday night in November –another playoff matchup between Woonsocketand St. Raphael is on the docket. ComeSaturday afternoon at 1:30, the two schools willonce again cross paths in the Division quarters.This time, Woonsocket’s Barry Field will serveas the location.See DIVISION II, page B2
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