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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By ALEX SPONSELLER The Pilgrim basketball team is gearing up for tip-off and returns a veteran core to lead the way.
By ALEX SPONSELLER The defending champion Toll Gate girls basketball team has faced an uphill battle in the early going this winter and
By ALEX SPONSELLER Warwick was buzzing on Tuesday night as the Bishop Hendricken basketball team hosted rival La Salle in its season opener.
By ALEX SPONSELLER The Pilgrim boys basketball team is off to a strong start as it currently sits at 3-0.
The Johnston girls basketball team picked up its first win of the season when it beat visiting Cranston East 35-25 on Monday night. The Panthers rolled in the first half but the Bolts would fight back late to limit the Johnston lead to 23-20. Johnston found its second wind in the fourth quarter and would dominate the final exchanges to clinch the Division II victory.
Winter sports are underway and plenty of our teams will be in the mix to do some damage. Here are some of the teams that I will be watching closely in the next few months. For boys basketball, let’s start with Hendricken. The Hawks had a relatively inexperienced roster last year and fell in the Division I semifinals to eventual champion Classical. This year, Hendricken will be plenty experienced with all-stater James Caldarella back in the mix, along with Jakob Reyes, Dylan Lynch, Will Mascena and last year’s breakout freshman Michael D’Ambra.
The Cranston-Woonsocket boys hockey co-op skated out to an 8-3 win against Coventry/Johnston last week in its opener, setting the tone for what should be a big season for the Falcons. …
The Cranston-East Greenwich-Scituate girls hockey co-op is rebuilding this season and dropped its first two games of the winter. The Thunderbirds fell to Warwick 5-2 in the opener then fell to South …
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