Friday, February 27, 2009

Track & Field Season Is Coming!

The Spring Track & Field season starts on Monday, March 16. If you are interested in joining the team, visit the EWG Track & Field website to sign up. Please see Coach Mastroianni if you have any questions.


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Thomas Mastroianni
Business and Media Technologies
Exeter-West Greenwich Senior High School
930 Nooseneck Hill Rd.
West Greenwich, RI 02817
phone  (401)397-6893
fax       (401)392-0134

Monday, December 8, 2008

Football Playoff Game and Super Bowl Results

The football team defeated North Providence on Tuesday evening by the score of 22 to 18. Al Georgio ran for 185 yards and 2 touchdowns on runs of 20 yards each. Adam Sweeney scored the other touchdown on a 4 yard run. Sweeney and Georgio each ran for a two point conversion. Key plays came from Mattie Varone and Jimmy Read. Varone intercepted a pass that led to a touchdown, and Read picked up a fumble that led to another touchdown. Joe Ferle led all receivers with 5 receptions. The win came from the execution from the offensive and defensive lines. Opening holes for Georgio and Sweeney were: Fred Seymour, Joel Lake, Jimmy Read, Rob Prashaw, Zach McGraw, Kyle Johansen, and Brian Philibert. The victory placed the Knights in the Super Bowl against Middletown.

On Sunday evening the football team won the first Super Bowl in school history by defeating Middletown by the score of 26 to 6. Adam Sweeney scored two touchdowns on runs of 8 and 31 yards while running for 199 yards on the night. Senior captain and quarterback Zach Hornoff also scored two touchdowns on runs of 4 and 6 yards. Sweeney ran for the only successful 2 point conversion and was named the game's Most Valuable Player. Key interceptions came from Mattie Varone, and Zach Hornoff. Joel Lake recovered a key fumble on the 10 yard line in the beginning of the game that set the stage for the knights. The fumble was caused by a crushing hit by Kyle Johansen. The victory was made possible by the domination of the line of scrimmage from Knight's lineman: Fred Seymour, Jimmy Read, Josh Ritter, Joel Lake, Rob Prashaw, Zach McGraw, Kyle Johansen, Brian Philibert, and Ryan Rawnsley. John Marshal kept Middletown at bay with his punting and kick offs. The crowd greatly favored the Scarlet Knights and kept the players motivation and emotions where they needed to be. The football team greatly appreciates ALL the support it has received from everyone throughout the entire season, and realizes that without it this would not have been possible. THANK YOU

Monday, December 1, 2008

EWG High School Football Results: Chariho 32 EWG 20

The football team lost its annual Thanksgiving Day Game to Chariho by the score of 32 to 20. Scoring touchdowns for the Knights were Al Georgio, 8 yard run; Adam Sweeney 5 yard run, and Joe Ferle 20 yard pass from Zach Hornoff. Sweeney rushed for the only 2 point conversion. The knights also scored a touchdown on a 40 yard reverse from Georgio to Ferle, but the touchdown was negated due to a holding penalty.
The knights begin the playoffs with a game versus North Providence at Coventry High School on Tuesday evening. Game time is at 6:00 p.m. and not the traditional 7:00 p.m. start.

Tuesday, November 18, 2008

High School Football Results: EWG 6 Classical 0

The football team defeated Classical on Saturday morning by the score of 6 to 0. Al Georgio scored the only touchdown for the knights on a 12 yard run. Georgio carried the ball 30 times for 175 yards. Adam Sweeney carried the ball 17 times for 75 yards also. Interceptions were made by Kyle Johansen (2) Al Georgio, and Mattie Varone. Kyle Johansen and Joe Ferle shared the quarterback duties leading the knights inside the Classical five yard line on two other occasions. The knights were unable to come away with any points both times. Adam Sweeney provided a much needed spark in the fourth quarter when he raced through the Classical line on a perfectly executed fake punt. The defense won the game for the knights by keeping Classical scoreless throughout the contest. The defense consists of: Joel Lake, Kyle Johansen, Freddy Seymour, Jimmy Read, Ryan Rawnsley, Brian Philbert, Ryan Lacombe, Al Georgio, Adam Sweeney, Rob Prashaw, Mattie Varone, and Joe Ferle.
The knights finished the regular season in first place because they had the least amount of defensive points allowed between the games involving EWG, Middletown, and Hope. This means that they will play North Providence at Coventry High School at 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, December 2, 2008. The knights next game is the annual Thanksgiving Game at Chariho at 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, November 27th.

Friday, November 14, 2008

volleyball

November 14, 2008

Good luck to the girls volleyball team as they play in the preliminary against Cranston West tonight at Cranston. Game begins at 6:00pm. Come support the girls.

Monday, November 10, 2008

High School Football Results: Hope 22 EWG 20

The football team lost their homecoming game to Hope High School by the score of 22 to 20. Touchdowns were scored by Gibson Fines, 20 yard pass from Zach Hornoff, Keligh Greenhaligh, 5 yard run, and Joe Ferle, 8 yard pass from Greenhaligh. Al Georgio ran for EWG's only successful 2 point conversion.

Thursday, November 6, 2008

High School Football Results: EWG 43 P.C.D. 14

On Saturday, the football team defeated P.C.D./Wheeler by the score of 43 to 14. Touchdowns were scored by Zach Hornoff (2) 12, and 20 yard runs, Al Georgio (2) 7 yard run and 25 yard pass from Hornoff, John Marshall 10 yard run, and freshman A.J. Huber 3 yard run. Hornoff also ran for (2) 2 point conversions while Adam Sweeney kicked the other 3 - conversions. The defense was led by bone crushing hits from Rob Prashaw and Joel Lake. The second half offensive stars of the game were John Marshall who ran for 88 yards, A.J. Huber who ran for 66 yards and freshman A.J. Pershichino who ran for 25 yards on only 1 carry.
The knights travel to Coventry High School Friday for their "Homecoming" game versus Hope High School. Game time is 7:00 p.m. A win could give the knights their first division football championship in the school's history.