Sports writer for New Jersey Advance Media. Read me at https://t.co/S39ZDafVDP and https://t.co/a5Lj8uFlww. Also senior writer at https://t.co/nBG8VGkYCF.
Haddonfield, United States (Local)
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Bill Evans focuses primarily on local sports, specifically wrestling. Given his coverage attributes and topics covered, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming wrestling events, profiles of athletes or coaches from the local area, and stories about high school or college wrestling achievements.
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By: Bill Evans
History was made at the Burlington County Open on Saturday as the Riverside High School wrestling program crowned its first champion in the tournament's
By: Bill Evans
| One of the biggest storylines heading into the fourth edition of the Burlington County Open wrestling tournament was who would win the Most Outstanding Wrestler award.
| Following are the placewinners from the fourth annual Burlington County Open wrestling tournament on Saturday, Jan. 25, 2024 at Lenape High School.
By: Bill Evans
| The No. 14 Rutgers University wrestling team defeated a top-10 team for the first time in six years and did so in thrilling fashion on Sunday, beating No. 10 Illinois, 16-15, in a barnburner at Jersey Mike's Arena.
By: Bill Evans
The Scarlet Knights' thrilling victory over Illinois was the program's first over a top-10 team in six years.
By: Bill Evans
Alex Silvestro, a 2007 state champion, was a wrestler when Paul Morina won his 400th match as wrestling coach.
Collection by Bill Evans
ESSENTIALS FEATURED COVERAGE Pitman at Schalick, 5 Recap: No. 6 Camden Catholic at Lenape, 6 Recap:
By: Bill Evans
| The high school wrestling regular season is quickly coming to an end with just a few days before the cutoff for inclusion in team playoff competition.
By: Bill Evans
The Camden Catholic High School wrestling team took another step towards its first undefeated season in five decades, turning back a Lenape team having a breakthrough season, 53-20, on Wednesday night.
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