Valley Breeze

cumberland lincoln edition | valley breeze | SEPTEMBER 12-18, 2013 Full slate of games in BVAYF There was plenty of action in the Blackstone Valley American Youth Football League from Cape Cod to northern Rhode Island during the weekend. In 6th-Grade contests, the Providence Packers pounded the Fall River Falcons, 20-6; Providence North End 49ers blanked the Woonsocket Redskins, 16-0; CLCF Chiefs rolled over the New Bedford Whalers, 33-19; the South Attleboro White Hawks got by Fairlawn, 20-13; Johnston Panthers smacked the North Smithfield Xpress, 30-6, and Central Falls defeated Lincoln, 13-0. CLCF, Central Falls and South Attleboro are all tied for first place at 3-0, followed by the East Providence Townies and Providence Packers, 2-0; Johnston, Upper Cape Spartans and Cumberland, 1-1; New Bedford, Providence North End and Fairlawn, 1-2; Darlington, 0-2; and Woonsocket and Fall River, 0-3. In Junior Mite Division action, CLCF mauled New Bedford, 27-0; Darlington swamped Cumberland, 28-7; Fairlawn slammed South Attleboro Black, 32-0; North Smithfield downed Johnston, 7-0; Central Falls blanked Lincoln, 18-0; Providence North End crushed West Warwick, 34-0; Woonsocket blanked Seekonk, 12-0, and South Attleboro white crushed Fall River, 33-0. South Attleboro White, Providence North End, CLCF and Central Falls are all tied for first place at 3-0, followed by Seekonk and North Smithfield, 2-1; Lincoln, Woonsocket, Cumberland, New Bedford and East Providence, 1-1; Darlington and Fall River, 1-2; and Upper Cape, Johnston, East Providence, West Warwick and South Attleboro Black, 0-2. During games in the 4thGrade Division, Fall River blanked the Providence Packers, 21-0; CLCF got by Woonsocket, 9-0; Darlington upended Upper Cape, 13-6; Johnston spanked Cumberland, 24-0; Central Falls edged Lincoln, 6-0, and South Attleboro belted North Smithfield, 37-6. South Attleboro and Falls River are tied for first place at 3-0, followed by Johnston, 2-0; Woonsocket, 2-1; East Providence, Darlington, Lincoln and Central Falls, 1-1; CLCF and Upper Cape, 1-2; Providence Packers, 0-1; and Cumberland and North Smithfield, both 0-3. In 5th-Grade games, Providence North End belted West Warwick 33-0; Seekonk blanked Fall River, 15-0; CLCF smacked New Bedford, 25-0; Darlington defeated Cumberland, 20-7; Johnston beat North Smithfield, 20-7, and Lincoln belted East Providence, 27-7. CLCF and Providence North End are tied for first place at 3-0, followed by Lincoln and Fairlawn, 2-0; Seekonk and Cumberland, 2-1; New Bedford and Johnston, 1-2; West Warwick, 0-2, and East Providence, North Smithfield and Fall River, 0-3. During action in the 7thGrade Division, Fall River edged Seekonk, 12-7; CLCF blanked New Bedford, 20-0; Darlington beat Cumberland, 21-7; West Warwick defeated Fairlawn, 28-19; North Smithfield cranked Johnston, 19-7, and Central Falls defeated Lincoln, 27-19. CLCF is in first place at 3-0, followed by Providence North End and West Warwick, 2-0; Central Falls and Cumberland, 2-1; Fairlawn, New Bedford, Lincoln and East Providence, 1-1; Darlington, 1-2; North Smithfield, 1-2, and Seekonk and Johnston, 0-3. In 8th-Grade Division play, the Providence Packers smoked Fall River, 28-0; Providence North End blanked West Warwick, 15-0; Woonsocket edged Seekonk, 8-0; CLCF beat New Bedford, 18-6; Fairlawn topped South Attleboro, 20-6; East Providence defeated Johnston, 18-0, and Central Falls belted Lincoln, 31-0. CLCF, Woonsocket and Providence North End share the lead at 3-0, followed by Darlington, 2-0; Seekonk, 2-1; Providence Packers, Fairlawn, New Bedford and West Warwick, 1-1; Central Falls, East Providence and Fall River, 1-2; Johnston, Cumberland and Lincoln, 0-2, and South Attleboro, 0-3. Registration open for annual Cyclo-cross festival PROVIDENCE – Registration is open for the fifth annual Providence Cyclo-cross Festival. This year's event will take place Oct. 4-6 at Roger Williams Park. The event will include a UCI Category 1 race, clinics, expo, the New England Bike Walk Summit, the Builders' Ball, the Providence Swap, the MetLife Kidzone, and Gran Fondo New England. The event is part of both the Shimano New England Professional Cyclo-cross Series and the Verge New England Championship Series the Providence Cyclo-cross Festival is again part of the Shimano New England Professional Cyclocross Series and the Verge IN BRIEF Fall basketball camp for middle schoolers set CUMBERLAND – The Recreation Department is sponsoring a fall basketball camp for middle school students. The program will be in session on Tuesdays 6-7:30 p.m. from Sept. 17 to Nov. 12 at the Cumberland High School Wellness Center. Cost is $50, and registration may be completed at the department office, 4097 Diamond Hill Road, from 8 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday through Friday. For more information, call the department at 401-334-9996. New England Championship Series. With an additional day of racing and clinics, an expanded industry expo, Gran Fondo New England and the Divine Youth Initiative, the Festival offers something for riders of all ages and experience levels. Team LUNA Chix is running a women's cross weekend and cyclo-cross novices can hone their skills under the watchful eye of Adam Myerson at his Cycle-Smart clinic. Friday's race is the only UCI Junior 17-18 race on the world calendar that weekend and is offering a $2,000 prize purse, with an overall junior purse of $5,000 for the weekend. The overall purse for the weekend will exceed $20,000. For more information or to register, go to www.providencecrossfest.com . Puss n' Boots Nursery School Located in Bethany Baptist Church 178 Sayles Ave., Pawtucket, RI 02860 401-724-5520 sports & Recreation Diamond Hill Dental in the lead in CYSA Boys U-13 Division CUMBERLAND – Diamond Hill Dental remained the only undefeated team in the Cumberland Youth Soccer Association boys U-13 Division after narrowly defeating Ron LeClair REMAX Saturday. The team is 3-0, and is followed in the standings by Dolan Insurance and University Orthopedics, 2-10; Ron LeClair REMAX and Heffernan Law Offices, 1-2, and Ice Cream Machine, 0-3. In other games on Saturday, University Orthopedics out scored Heffernan Law Offices, 9-8, and Dolan Insurance nipped Ice Cream Machine, 5-4. In the Girls U-13 Division, Fox Toyota Scion defeated Impact Custom Apparel LLC., 6-1; Fox Toyota Scion also defeated Healy Physical Therapy, 5-0; Ackerman Title Services won its first game of the season, 8-6 over Now Delivery; Family and Cosmetic Dentistry and Kissik Insurance battled to a 4-4 tie, and J.J. Duffy Funeral Home got by Specialty Woodworks, 4-2. Family and Cosmetic Dentistry is in first place at 3-0-1, followed by Fox Toyota Scion, 3-1-0; Now Delivery, 2-1-0; Kissik Insurance, 1-1-1; J.J. Duffy Funeral Home, 1-11; Healy Physical Therapy, 1-2-0; Specialty Woodworks, 1-2-0; Ackerman Title Services, 1-3-0, and Impact Custom Apparel LLC., 0-2-1. In the Boys U-10 Division, Michael's Meats pounded Cumberland Family Eye Care, 6-1; Cumberland Family Eye Care got by Gettinger Refinancing Your Mortgage? Buying or Selling a Home? Periodontics and Implants, 3-1; The Center for Orthopaedics Inc., slipped past Above and Beyond Tree Service, 5-4; Blackstone Valley Pediatrics defeated Supreme Pizza, 4-2, and Miller's Auto Body dented The Countertop Shop, 6-1. Blackstone Valley Pediatrics is in first place at 3-0-1, followed by Michael's Meats, 2-0-1; Supreme Pizza, 2-10; Above and Beyond Tree Service, 2-2-0; The Center for Orthopaedics Inc., 2-1-0; Cumberland Family Eye Care, 1-2-1; Miller's Auto Body, 1-2-0; Gettinger Periodontics and Implants, 0-2-1; and The Countertop Shop, 0-3-0. In Girls U-10 Division action, it was Hanuschak Insurance edging Above and Beyond Tree Service, 2-1; Blackstone Valley Family Therapy nipping Star Tans, 2-1; Cumberland Dental beating Northern RI Physical Therapy, 3-1, and Cumberland Dental beating Freedom National Bank, 3-0. Hanuschak Insurance leads the way at 3-0-0, followed by Blackstone Valley Therapy, 3-1-0; Cumberland Dental, 2-1-1; Above and Beyond Tree Service, 2-1-1; Northern RI Physical Therapy, 0-3-0, and Freedom National Bank, 0-3-0. In a U-16 coed contest, Ratcliffe, Harten, Burke and Galamaga got by Braver PC Accountants and Advisors, 3-1. Arthur Lambi & Associates is in first place at 2-0-0, followed by Ratcliffe, Harten, Burke and Galamaga, 2-1-0; Lepre Physical Therapy, 0-1-1, and Braver PC Accountants and Advisors, 0-2-1. Blaine's Where Customer Service Is 'SEW' Important! 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