William Geoghegan

SOUTH KINGSTOWN – The route from the Prout School’s baseball diamond to Old Mountain Field is just a mile and a half. For Mason Feole, the journey was longer, full of twists, turns and bumps. But these days, as he spends a season on a Rhode Island baseball field for the first time in years, Feole is happy to be where he is.

Zach Plasschaert, of the Ocean State Waves tosses the ball to teammate Mike Caldon during Friday's game against the North Shore Navigators at Old Mountain Field.

One last ride with the Ocean State Waves helped clinch an exciting future for Nick Conte. The North Providence native was selected in the eighth round of the Major League

It was a good day for the Ocean State Waves at Sunday’s NECBL All-Star Game. The three members of the team who played in the showcase all reached base. Donovan

Zach Plasschaert, of the Ocean State Waves tosses the ball to teammate Mike Caldon during an early-July game against the North Shore Navigators at Old Mountain Field.

Eric Genther, of the Ocean State Waves makes a play in right field during Saturday's game against the Sharks at Old Mountain Field.

Rob Butler, of the Ocean State Waves is pictured during a June game against the Mystic Schooners at Old Mountain Field.

The South Kingstown football program’s identity has held strong through thick and thin in recent years. The Rebels are tough, hard-nosed and physical. They run the ball. They play defense.

Prout's Sarah Turner, left, and Alice McGuire go up for a block during Thursday's game against Mt. Hope at The Prout School.

STUNNING THE SKIPPERS: West quarterback Kelan Cornell rushes the ball. (Photos by Leo van Dijk/rhodyphoto.zenfolio.com)