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St. Patrick Among 8 Left in MBA Class C Tournament - Vimarsana News

St. Patrick Among 8 Left in MBA Class C Tournament

St. Patrick achieved a dramatic walk-off win over Avon in Dundas Saturday. They play Delano in Dundas at 1:30 p,m., today. Three other games will also be played.

St. Patrick Among 8 Left in MBA Class C Tournament - Vimarsana News

St. Patrick Among 8 Left in MBA Class C Tournament

St. Patrick achieved a dramatic walk-off win over Avon in Dundas Saturday. They play Delano in Dundas at 1:30 p,m., today. Three other games will also be played.

After a year of gains and pains in Division I athletics, St. Thomas can say: Just wait - Vimarsana News

After a year of gains and pains in Division I athletics, St. Thomas can say: Just wait

The Tommies didn't win as much as in their days of D-III dominance, but they say there are promising days ahead.

Plans in early stages for seniors' return to high school - Vimarsana News

Plans in early stages for seniors' return to high school

SMITHFIELD – Smithfield High School seniors are hopeful about the prospect of a full-time, full-class return to school before the end of the school year, and Principal Daniel Kelley says he is working to make it happen. Kelley said school staff are well aware of the many events the senior class has missed, and are working with the Rhode Island Department of Health and CDC to bring them back in the spring. With Lincoln High School bringing its senior class back this week, Kelley said the district will keep an eye on its neighbors and see how it goes. He said North Providence is also in the p...

St. Thomas athletes, coaches begin fond farewell to the MIAC - Vimarsana News

St. Thomas athletes, coaches begin fond farewell to the MIAC

Copy shortlink: Anders Nelson had been looking forward for the past 10 months, longing for the day when St. Thomas would start a new basketball season. When it finally arrived Wednesday, at Hamline's historic Hutton Arena, the junior guard suddenly felt the urge to look back. The Tommies had played in that old gym since the days of woolen uniforms and canvas high-tops. With their impending move to NCAA Division I, Nelson realized the season opener marked the beginning of the end for their 100 years of membership in the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. H...