Alex Sponseller is a local journalist based in Cranston, Rhode Island. He writes for various publications including PROVIDENCE READING OLYMPICS, Warwick Online, and Johnston Sun Rise. Alex covers a range of local sports stories, from high school basketball games to team profiles and playoff races.
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Alex Sponseller's focus is primarily on local sports events, especially high school basketball and team performance. Given the heavy emphasis on event coverage and announcements, he would likely prioritize pitches that provide exclusive insights or access to upcoming games, standout players' interviews, or in-depth analysis of recent matches.
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By ALEX SPONSELLER Warwick North Little League hosted its annual Jaxon Marocco and Sally Eddy friendship tournaments last weekend, hosting players from around the area for some late summer fun. …
By ALEX SPONSELLER It was a battle of Warwick powers in last week's Connie Mack state title game, and Flood Ford would defend its title but shutting out PAL 4-0 after dropping the previous game to its crosstown rival.
HALL OF FAMERS: Bill Bennett and his family Tim Regan with his wife Kathy. (Photos courtesy RI Hockey Hall of Fame)
BACK AT IT: Johnston’s Matt Clements. (File photo by Mike Zawistoski)
By ALEX SPONSELLER Warwick PAL's fall programs are in full swing as it looks to be a staple in the city's youth sports scene.
By: Alex Sponseller
UNDER CENTER: West quarterback Kelan Cornell. (Photos by Alex Sponseller) IN THE TRENCHES: West linemen go through drills last week.
HOMECOMING: Boston Celtics head coach and Johnston native Joe Mazzulla gathers with his family at the state house on Tuesday morning along with the Larry O'Brien Trophy (above). Mazzulla is joined by RI Gov.
WELCOME HOME: West's Brooklyn Carreiro (left). (Photos by Alex Sponseller) FIRST WIN: West senior captain Sarah Pimental.
By: Alex Sponseller
READY TO ROLL: East's Saqari Monroe (31) and Logan Enos (54) last week. (Photos by Alex Sponseller) BREAKOUT CANDIDATE: East freshman Amias Reed returns a punt.
By ALEX SPONSELLER The Pilgrim boys soccer team grabbed its first win of the season when it topped host Johnston 5-3 last Saturday morning.
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