Brendan McGair is a journalist with a focus on local news in the United States, particularly in Rhode Island and Providence. He has written for various publications including The Herald-Press, LNP | LancasterOnline, Chronicle-Tribune, and more. His articles cover a range of topics including sports, local events, and human interest stories.
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Brendan McGair's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events and evolving stories related to basketball, college basketball, football teams such as the New York Jets and New England Patriots, and Providence College. His articles show a keen interest in covering milestones achieved by players as well as providing insights into team performances.
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By: Brendan Mcgair
CUMBERLAND – Cumberland senior Ben Jahnz did his part and then some en route to helping rookie head coach Tyler Calabro grab his first varsity win as the Clippers' sideline boss.
By: Brendan Mcgair
Bill Belichick is officially the head coach of the University of North Carolina football program, and three local athletes who represented the Tar
By: Brendan Mcgair
Welcome to the 2024-25 R.I. high school girls basketball season. Off the top, there are several area teams competing in new divisions and new coaches on the varsity scene.
By: Brendan Mcgair
We're back with a fresh episode of the Ocean State Sidelines podcast. We welcome Rick Cordella, president of NBC Sports and three-year member of Providence College's men's basketball program. Cordella talks about his rise in the sports broadcasting industry and what were some of the factors that led to NBC getting involved in the Big East's television rights package. The Foxboro native also reflects on his time with the Friars, specifically with the memorable '97 team that reached that year's Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament.
By: Brendan Mcgair
PROVIDENCE – From his lips to the ears of PC Friar fans, A.J. Reeves conveyed that the circling-the-wagons act that defined the 2019-20 Providence
By: Brendan Mcgair
PROVIDENCE – For the second straight game, the Providence Friars hit the hardwood without their key centerpiece. Thank you for reading!
By: Brendan Mcgair
PROVIDENCE – Future Providence Friar hoopsters Jaylen Harrell and Jamier Jones are off to strong starts in their respective high school senior seasons – a development that isn't lost on head coach Kim English.
PAWTUCKET – A moment of silence will be held ahead of Monday's 7 p.m. Rogers-Tolman boys basketball game at Donaldson Memorial Gymnasium in memory of Jim Donaldson, who passed away last Thursday at age 73.
By: Brendan Mcgair
LINCOLN – Perhaps for the first time in her life, Bethany O'Dell-Peloquin looked uncomfortable while standing on a basketball court.
By: Brendan Mcgair
‘Tis always better to give than to receive. With that in mind, let's see what presents Santa left under the Christmas tree … Thank you for reading!
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