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Tiverton and North Providence girls volleyball reach D-III title game

WEST WARWICK — Tiverton keeps rolling and North Providence girls volleyball continued its Cinderella run.

✦ Extractive summary — built from the sources' own reporting•From 1 source•1 min read•Updated November 10, 2026, 12:07 PM UTC
Key points
  • “We're definitely out to aim for the championship and we're definitely doing a lot better this year.” “It was great,” North Providence’s Danae Bruckner said.
  • We're all big pieces to a pie.” North Providence finds its spark The Cougars needed a shift midseason.
  • I'm shocked, I can't believe it.” Tiverton rolls again The Tigers’ path to championship Sunday was set in motion last year when Ponaganset swept Tiverton on the final day of the season.

10 North Providence erased Woonsocket from the D-III bracket to book its trip to Rhode Island College.

Now that we actually have a chemistry, we're playing so well.” North Providence’s newfound system was on display in the 25-15, 25-22, 25-16 victory against Woonsocket.

Additional details
  • The top-ranked Tigers (19-0) handled Providence Country Day, 3-0, and the Cougars (8-12) swept the third-seeded Villa Novans, 3-0, in the nightcap at West Warwick High School on Nov.
  • “We needed to work together, come together and just talk it out.” It’s essentially the same team for Tiverton this year and the group made the first-set rally just a simple recovery.
  • North Providence, in just its fifth year as a program, also beat No.
  • A dream start for Providence Country Day, which saw the Knights lead 7-1, was washed away by the league’s top seed.
  • The Tigers, last year’s runners-up in Division III, added another sweep to their undefeated fall on Monday night.

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