Ellis Santoro is a journalist who writes for Independent Newspapers, focusing on local sports coverage. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for the game, Ellis brings readers the latest updates and insights on high school and college basketball and hockey in the community.
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Ellis Santoro's articles predominantly cover local sports events, with a focus on hockey and basketball at high school and college levels. If you have insights into key players' performances or the dynamics of local tournaments in these sports, Ellis may find your input valuable for event coverage.
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By: Ellis Santoro
A slow first half for Sebastian Thomasmight have been the key for the University of Rhode Island men’s basketball team to beat Providence.
By: Ellis Santoro
A blown lead in the second period on Saturday put the South Kingstown/Westerly ice hockey team in an interesting spot.
By: Ellis Santoro
It took one game for the new era of North Kingstown boys ice hockey to announce itself.
By: Ellis Santoro
For any struggles in the past half-decade, the Prout girls basketball team can wipe the narrative with one good year. And they may have found the true star-level piece to
By: Ellis Santoro
The emotions from last season’s disappointing ending for the Prout ice hockey team haven’t gone away. But it may benefit them this year.
With a few different bounces, the South County Storm girls hockey team could have recorded a big early-season win against the team that beat them each of the last two
NORTH KINGSTOWN – Some of the best players in North Kingstown girls basketball history never reached 1,000 career points. It’s a prestigious club that only the best enter, and on Friday night it found its newest member.
Ben White wears a pair of beat-up white shoes to every wrestling practice. Written on the left shoe are the words, “Do it for him.” The right reads, “He’s watching.”
Lots of fun moments stood out in local sports over the past year. Some championship droughts were broken, some recent champs returned to the top and there were plenty of highlights in between. Here’s a look back at the 10 best moments of 2024, as chosen by The Independent.
By Ellis Santoro, Sports Editor Here's a look at a few moments from local sports the past year that missed the top 10 list but deserve recognition.
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