Ellis Santoro is a Sports Editor and Reporter at The Westerly Sun and Independent Newspapers. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports domain, including individual and team sports, competitive sports, and the intersection of sports with business, construction, and real estate. His work has been featured in notable publications such as The Westerly Sun and Independent Newspapers.
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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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North Kingstown's Tia Bender advances the ball during a 2025 game.
Prout’s new boys soccer head coach might be a familiar name across multiple avenues.
By: Ellis Santoro
North Kingstown has been the odd team out in a five-team Division I the last two years, but the Skippers found their own version of success last year.
By: Ellis Santoro
Chariho field hockey learned the hard way what a lack of depth does to a team. Even when Prout joined to form a brand new co-op last year, the squad
By: Ellis Santoro
URI quarterback Tyler Budge runs the football during Friday's game at Merrimack.
By: Ellis Santoro
In what could be their final season on the Curtis Corner back field before their new turf complex opens, the Rebels are perfectly suited for an encore of low-scoring, defensive
How do you replace one of the best high school girls tennis players in the history of Rhode Island?
Narragansett’s girls tennis program has something unique going for it.
By: Ellis Santoro
An undefeated run to win the 2025 Division II championship is a high bar to clear, but the Prout girls tennis program defied expectations once before.
North Kingstown’s girls tennis program doesn’t take its biggest luxury for granted.
