Colin Feeney is a sportswriter at RiverBender.com. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including team sports, individual sports, and the business of professional sports. Colin's work has been featured in RiverBender.com, where he explores the competitive landscape of various sports disciplines.
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Colin Feeney's coverage is primarily focused on local sports events, particularly high school-level competitions in Illinois. His articles mainly cover basketball tournaments and results, highlighting standout performances from female athletes.
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Bram Malsbury led Collinsville Gators relay wins and sprint titles at the SWISA championship in Edwardsville, helping the team finish second overall.
By: Colin Feeney
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By: Colin Feeney
EDWARDSVILLE - Natalie Jones of the Granite City Paddlers Swim Club enjoyed success in the Southwestern Illinois Swimming Association Championship meet, held July 19, 2026, at the Chuck Fruit Aquatic Center in Edwardsville.
By: Colin Feeney
EDWARDSVILLE - The top two singles seeds, Johannus Monday of Great Britain and Karim Bennani of Morocco, advanced to the quarterfinals on Thursday, July
EDWARDSVILLE - Rain played havoc with the schedule for the first time this year at the $30,000 Edwardsville Futures Tennis Tournament, presented by The
ELSAH - Maxwell Exsted of Savage, Minn., and Cooper Woestendick of Olathe, Kan., won the doubles championship over Jack Anthrop of Orlando, Fla., and Noah Zamora of San Diego, while fifth-seeded Ozan Baris of Okenos, Mich. eliminated top seed Johannus Monday of Hull, England, and Vignesh Gogineni of Mason, Ohio won over Bruno Kuzuhawa of Coconut Creek, Fla. in the singles semifinals of the $30,000 Edwardsville Futures tennis tournament, presented by The EGHM Foundation, Saturday afternoon at Principia College in Elsah.
By: Colin Feeney
EDWARDSVILLE - The Edwardsville Futures Tournament's community involvement events, including Diversity Day and Mitch 'n Friends, were an important
Vignesh Gogineni wins his first pro title at the Edwardsville Futures, beating Ozan Baris in Edwardsville, Illinois.
By: Colin Feeney
Vignesh Gogineni wins the Edwardsville Futures singles title in Edwardsville, Illinois, topping Ozan Baris for his first professional championship.
By: Colin Feeney
EDWARDSVILLE — Belleville West softball pitcher Kara Kramer said she is optimistic about a strong 2027 season after helping the Maroons show steady growth in 2026, when she contributed both in the circle and at the plate.
