“The kids have been playing all fall,” Soscia said. The Rams scrimmaged Connecticut power Fairfield Prep on Saturday night and skated to a 1-1 tie. The culture they hope to build and extend from their playing days is already being tested in this 2021-22 campaign. Tingley, Merten and Soscia are all in charge at their respective alma maters. “I almost look at last year as a tournament team.” “It was a very limited season as far as no locker rooms and no opportunity for the team to really come together,” Tingley said. Bus trips were put aside in favor of car rides and smaller gatherings. The majority of the state’s players last season dressed in the stands or prior to arriving at the rink. RI high school winter sports season: Here's what you need to knowĪ return to locker rooms across the state - while adhering to local virus protocols - has been a welcome change. It was great to see everybody all together.” They’ve stayed firmly among the elite under current coach Mike Soscia.
Charles enjoyed a dynastic run under former coach Bill Belisle and his son, Dave. The Hawks were frequent runners-up while Mount St. They wanted to maintain the tradition that’s been set by the classes before them.”īishop Hendricken has won or shared seven titles since its 2005-06 breakthrough. “They came in and they had the same goal. “I’ve been extremely proud of the way these guys have played,” Mount St. The Mounties claimed the top seed and took home a share of a 46th championship in school history. Their rivalry extends deep into the RIIL record books, and its renewal is certain to draw some attention considering the loose ends that currently exist. Charles and the Hawks each went through last year without suffering an in-state defeat in regulation.
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Hendricken battled La Salle in Game 1 of the Division I championship series back on March 15, 2019.
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