Bill Koch is a Sports Writer at the Providence Journal. He covers a range of topics including college basketball, high school sports, and the Red Sox, showcasing his passion for competitive sports and local athletics. Bill's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, USA TODAY, and MSN.
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Bill Koch's coverage primarily focuses on local sports, particularly basketball in the Rhode Island area. He provides event coverage and evolving stories related to college and high school basketball, with a focus on games, team performances, and player contributions.
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Bill Koch, Providence Journal SOUTH KINGSTOWN — AJ Peña and Justin Carcel are practicing for a 2026 college football season in which they might not play.
By: Bill Koch
"We've never done anything quite like this," frontman Adam Levine said at the show, a philanthropist's gift to the community to celebrate his birthday
By: Bill Koch
Providence Journal The opening fixtures include Lincoln-Chariho and North Kingstown-Cumberland. It will only grow more tasty from there.
Bill Koch, Providence Journal No top seeds won titles last season in boys soccer
By: Bill Koch, Jacob Rousseau
High school football across Rhode Island will be in full swing before you know it. Scrimmages and exhibitions are on tap this week but the real
By: Bill Koch
Providence Journal La Salle denied North Kingstown from finishing a dominant season, Prout held off Westerly on penalty kicks, St.
By: Bill Koch
Providence Journal The University of Rhode Island football team is aiming for a third consecutive successful season.
By: Bill Koch
Providence Journal NORTH KINGSTOWN – Three Maher sisters were finally together again on the pitch Thursday night, and the youngest had herself quite a Cumberland girls soccer debut.
Providence Journal Barrington denied North Kingstown a finish to its upset run in Division I, Chariho prevailed in rain-soaked penalty kicks
The Bulldogs are looking to become competitive in the CAA after just one win over the past two seasons. Bryant will visit Stonehill on Saturday night.
