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Rhode Island Claims Series Finale Over Massachusetts Baseball, 3-0 – University of Massachusetts Athletics
KINGSTON, R.I. – College of Massachusetts baseball dropped the sequence rubber recreation, 3-0, to the College of Rhode Island on Sunday afternoon at Invoice Beck Area.
Kevin Skagerlind had two of UMass’ seven hits, whereas 5 different Minutemen recorded successful.
Massachusetts and Rhode Island remained scoreless by way of the primary three innings, earlier than the Rams obtained on the board within the fourth, after scoring one on a sacrifice fly. The Minutemen had the tying run on third and the go-ahead run in each the highest of the sixth and prime of the seventh however have been left on base.
Rhode Island was capable of prolong its lead within the seventh, incomes a run on one other sacrifice fly. The Rams tacked on yet another run within the eighth, off an RBI double.
Zack Given (0-2) had the loss for UMass, permitting one run on 4 hits, strolling two and tying a career-high 5 strikeouts, in six full innings. Trystan Levesque (3-5) earned the win for URI, pitching six frames, giving up no runs, 5 hits, strolling three and hanging out three. Zach Fernandez registered his first save of the season for the Rams, pitching three innings, solely strolling one batter, and dealing 4 strikeouts.
Massachusetts visits UConn on Tuesday, April 19, in Storrs, Connecticut. First pitch is about for 3 p.m. on FloSports.
Oklahoma State has its newest addition for next season.
OSU women’s basketball announced on Saturday that the team has signed Tenin Magassa. As the latest addition to Jacie Hoyt’s team, Magassa will play her fifth season of college basketball in Stillwater.
Magassa adds size for the Cowgirls at 6-foot-5 and could compete for a starting role next season, considering her abundance of experience. Spending the past two seasons at Rhode Island, Magassa emerged as a regular starter for the Rams in 2023-24.
Last season, she averaged seven points, 4.6 rebounds and two blocks. She started 12 of 29 games but also had success off the bench, with four of her six double-figure scoring games coming as a reserve.
As a junior, she played only 14 games near the end of the season. Still, Magassa finished strong and had a season-high 12 points and eight rebounds in the team’s WNIT opening win against Boston University.
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Before going to Rhode Island, Magassa spent her first two seasons at Dayton. As a freshman, she averaged 9.6 points, 7.3 rebounds and 2.5 blocks to make the A-10 All-Freshman Team.
In 2021-22, she started 19 of her 31 games, helping Dayton go 26-6 and make the NCAA Tournament for the first time in four seasons. Although her usage was down, she still averaged 5.9 points, 6.2 rebounds and 2.1 blocks.
Coming off of an injury-riddled season that kept the Cowgirls out of the NCAA Tournament, Magassa and other additions give the team hope. After a 14-16 season, the Cowgirls are poised to be back competing in the Big 12.
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PENNSAUKEN, N.J. – Rhode Island won it’s 10th Atlantic 10 Rowing title, securing the win with a victory in the Varsity 8 Saturday at Cooper River Park.
It’s the third title in the last four years for the Rams, who earn the Atlantic 10’s automatic bid to the NCAA Championship. Rhode won the Varsity 8 and Second Varsity 8 races to secure the victory.
Massachusetts finished second in the standings with 46 points, winning the Varsity 4 and placing second in the Second Varsity 8 and third in the Varsity 8. George Washington placed third overall, just one point behind UMass with 45 points, placing second in the Varsity 8 and third in the Second Varsity 8 and Varsity 4.
Fordham was fourth with 33 points, followed by La Salle (29 points), Saint Joseph’s (26) and Duquesne (21). George Mason and Dayton rounded out the team standings.
Rhody’s Varsity 8 team won a tightly contested grand final over George Washington and Massachusetts with a time of 6:45.204, topping the Revolutionaries (6:49.544) by four seconds.
URI also claimed the Second Varsity 8 with a time of 6:55.6. UMass (6:59.771) and GW (7:02.350) earned silver and bronze respectively.
Massachusetts won the Varsity 4 with a 7:39.620, followed by Saint Joseph’s (7:44,.487) and GW (7:53.112).
UMass also won the two non-scoring events, taking the Varsity 4B at 8:04.765 and the Third Varsity 8 with a 7:22.861. GW was second in the 3V8, clocking in at 7:25.761 and Duquesne was third with a 7:28.857. The Revolutionaries also were second in the Varsity 4B with a 8:12.167 while Rhody was third with a 8:16.705.
KINGSTON, R.I. – Rhode Island Rowing won its 10th Atlantic 10 Championship in program history on Saturday in thrilling fashion, with racing coming down to the final event on the Cooper River.
The Varsity 8+ crew of coxswain Lily Stasaitis, Catie Castle, Bethany Nordstrom, Nicole Jones, Samantha Gumprecht, Cait Reardon, Emma Barnhart, Sarah Pecoraro and Bella Bruno sprinted past George Washington in the final 1000m of its race for a first-place finish (6:45.2) that lifted URI to the team title.
Rhode Island finished with 51 points, followed by Massachusetts (46 points) and George Washington (45 points).
The Second Varsity 8+ joined the aforementioned boat by finishing first in its event. Coxswain Ellie McGee, Jessica Tosi, Olivia Kowalski, Hailey Pardi, Sammie Gorecki, Eryn Wale, Amanda Cubit, Maia Hembruff and Emma Larsh bested second-place UMass by half a length to pick up what was the team’s first gold medals of the day.
Rhody’s Varsity 4+ crew of coxswain Evelyn Tabor, Emily Olin, Emma Brookins, Jasmyn Hayes and Alexis Moore began the competition amongst the scoring boats with a fourth-place finish (7:55.0). The Third Varsity 8+ just missed the podium as well, crossing the line fourth (7:31.6).
URI’s Second Varsity 4+ crew of coxswain Sawyer McNish, Irma Accius, Anna Kann, Abby Galayda and Brigid McShea placed third in its final with a time of 8:16.7
Castle, Jones and Nordstrom earned spots on the All-Atlantic 10 First Team while Barnhart received a Second Team nod. Head coach Shelagh Donohoe won A10 Coach of the Year for the ninth time in her career.
Rhode Island has secured the conference’s automatic bid to the NCAA Championship, which is being held on East Fork/Harsha Lake in Bethel, Ohio from May 31 through June 2. The Rams will learn of their seeding in the selection show, which is at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, May 21. It will stream live on NCAA.com.
Team Standings
1. Rhode Island – 51
2. Massachusetts – 46
3. George Washington – 45
4. Fordham – 33
5. La Salle – 29
6. Saint Joseph’s – 26
7. Duqeusne – 21
8. George Mason – 11
9. Dayton – 7
Rhode Island Finals Results
Second Varsity 4+ – Grand Final
1. Massachusetts – 8:04.7
2. George Washington – 8:12.1
3. Rhode Island – 8:16.7
4. Fordham – 8:57.2
5. George Mason – 9:09.2
Third Varsity 8+ – Grand Final
1. Massachusetts – 7:22.8
2. George Washington – 7:25.7
3. Duquesne – 7:28.8
4. Rhode Island – 7:31.6
5. Fordham – 7:55.4
Varsity 4+ – Grand Final
1. Massachusetts – 7:39.6
2. Saint Joseph’s – 7:44.4
3. George Washington – 7:53.1
4. Rhode Island – 7:55.0
5. Fordham – 8:09.9
6. Duquesne – 8:19.3
Second Varsity 8+ – Grand Final
1. Rhode Island – 6:55.6
2. Massachusetts – 6:59.7
3. George Washington – 7:02.3
4. LaSalle – 7:09.1
5. Fordham – 7:14.6
6. Duquesne – 7:18.6
Varsity 8+ – Grand Final
1. Rhode Island – 6:45.2
2. George Washington – 6:49.5
3. Massachusetts – 7:00.1
4. Fordham – 7:01.8
5. LaSalle – 7:05.2
6. Saint Joseph’s – 7:12.5
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