Westerly's education continues. Here's why that's scary for the rest of RI.

WESTERLY - The game plan wasn’t working, so it was time for Plan B. When that didn’t work, there was one thing left to try. And boy did it work for the Westerly girls basketball team. The Bulldogs received a wakeup call in their season-opening loss to Barrington and had another after one quarter against Portsmouth on Tuesday night. But Westerly showed why it’s a championship contender with what happened after - it made a defensive adjustment that changed the game and Ella Reyes played like one of the state’s best players in a 52-35 win over Portsmouth. “It feels really good, especially coming off last year when we lost to them,” Reyes said. “Once we switched our defense, we mentally were...