Brad Joyal is a reporter at Cape Cod Chronicle. He covers a wide range of topics including competitive sports, sports business, and event management, with a particular focus on Massachusetts-based events such as football and tennis. Brad's work has been featured in the Boston Globe Technology and Cape Cod Chronicle.
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Brad Joyal's focus is predominantly on local sports, particularly high school sports in the Cape Cod area of Massachusetts. He covers events and evolving stories related to basketball, hockey, and recognizes outstanding individual performances.
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HARWICH – Addison Sundby’s hard work during the offseason paid off.
Monomoy senior Finn Hyora drives to the basket for a layup during the team’s 45-44 loss to Hopedale on Saturday in Harwich. BRAD JOYAL PHOTOS
Harwich native Marek Krystofolski, a six-foot righthanded pitcher and senior at Phillips Academy in Andover, recently signed his letter of intent to pitch at Elon University, a Division I program based in Elon, N.C. COURTESY PHOTOS
NORTH EASTHAM – After a stellar junior season, Nauset point guard Joey Berardi hasn’t skipped a beat to start his final season.
Nauset sophomore Amari Brace, left, dribbles past Monomoy sophomore Amanda McIsaac during Friday’s game in North Eastham. BRAD JOYAL PHOTOS
Nauset senior Joey Berardi shoots a 3-pointer during Friday’s 67-43 victory over Monomoy in North Eastham. BRAD JOYAL PHOTOS
By: Brad Joyal
The Monomoy-Mashpee boys hockey team opened its season 2-1 under first-year coach Chris Harlow, a science teacher at Monomoy Regional High School. BRAD JOYAL PHOTOS
By: Brad Joyal
MARSHFIELD — Over the past six decades, Bob Fisher has cemented himself as the winningest boys' high school basketball coach Eastern Massachusetts has ever seen.
dule for this season, he wanted the Warriors co-op program to be tested against the Bay State’s best.
SOUTH DENNIS – As much as he prides himself on being a steady and reliable defenseman, Cape Cod Tech senior Max Hulten wants to be a complete player.
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