Donovan Hugel is a high school sports reporter, specializing in ice hockey coverage. He writes for NJ Cannabis Insider and his work has also appeared in the Calhoun Times. Donovan's articles focus on providing updates, stats, and analysis of high school ice hockey games and players in New Jersey.
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Newark, New Jersey, United States (Local)
Donovan Hugel's articles predominantly cover local high school sports events, particularly ice hockey and basketball. His focus is on event coverage, with some promotional deals mentioned.
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By: Donovan Hugel
Throughout Tim Ennis' high school career, it was almost a given that he was going to play great, and make it look effortless, in every single game.
| FIRST TEAM Giovanni Martin, West Caldwell Tech Nickolas Huzar, St. John Vianney Timothy Smith, West Caldwell Tech
| Last season, Old Bridge learned that it had become the victims of its own success. That's what four consecutive state championships will do to you.
| FIRST TEAM Oliver Hogan, Summit Javon Scott, Hillside Gian Gomez, St. Joseph (Met.) Ylan Tapper, Garfield
By: Greg Patuto, Donovan Hugel
| It's time to put the finishing touches on the 2024 boys volleyball season.
| FIRST TEAM Tim Ennis, Scotch Plains-Fanwood Michael Suarez, Cherry Hill West Matthew Peralta, Hackensack
By: Donovan Hugel, Greg Patuto
| The 2024 boys volleyball season was one for the ages. There was parity everywhere, as countless teams entered and left the Top 20 as shakeups were frequent.
| FIRST TEAM Angelo Addiego, Southern Brent Romano, Howell Massimo Roco, Old Bridge Jack McKenna, Southern
By: Donovan Hugel
| NJIC Season in Review, 2024 Player of the Year: Ylan Tapper, Garfield
By: Donovan Hugel
The Doctors couldn't figure out what was wrong. William Mullins' fever had spiked to 105 degrees. His already labored breathing had grown painfully difficult with every gasp the teenager took.
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