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 Heading into last Friday's football game between Pilgrim and Classical, I had a strange feeling that the Pats would take care of business.
The Pilgrim girls tennis team wrapped up its fall season this week, finishing 5-11 and just missing the playoff cut as it stood at 11th in the standings. The top 10 teams qualified for the postseason …
The Rhode Island Interscholastic League held its middle school cross country state championships last weekend in Smithfield and leading the way was Vets’ eighth grader Kingston Bayha, who took …
The Pilgrim football team pulled off one of the biggest upsets of the year last Friday, when it held off first-place, undefeated Classical 31-23 during the school’s homecoming celebration. The …
By ALEX SPONSELLER It's playoff time. Yes, I know some were underway last week, but this week is when we truly get into the thick of the postseason with nearly all sports in playoff action.
The Hope Highlands girls soccer team wrapped up a big 2024 season by reaching the state semifinals against Chariho last week. The visiting Chargers went on to win the competitive matchup 2-1, with …
By: Alex Sponseller
The Cranston West football team dropped its third straight decision when Central ran away with a 27-7 win in Providence last Saturday. The Falcons played a strong first half and used a Kelan Cornell …
By ALEX SPONSELLER The Toll Gate football team enters its final week of the regular season with a game against Exeter-West Greenwich on tap.
Johnston finally opened its new soccer complex located behind the Indoor Recreation Center and it has been a hit for local teams as they break it in. It was announced back in 2022 that the town had secured a $1.1 million grant to go toward funding community programs, including the recreation department. That money was used toward a brand new, padded turf soccer complex including the lines and goal posts at field level. The town is still planning on making some smaller additions to the complex, including fencing.
By ALEX SPONSELLER The Toll Gate and Pilgrim field hockey teams were in playoff action the past week and both saw their seasons come to a close.
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