Eric Benevides is a journalist based in Cumberland, Rhode Island. He writes for The Valley Breeze, focusing on local sports news and events in the Cumberland area. Eric's articles cover a wide range of topics, including high school sports, community events, and achievements of local athletes and teams.
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Eric Benevides heavily focuses on local sports events, particularly high school sports in Rhode Island. He covers a wide range of sporting activities including basketball, baseball, swimming, cross country and wrestling. As such, he is likely to be interested in pitches that offer unique story angles or exclusive interviews related to these local sporting events and teams.
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By: Eric Benevides
By ERIC BENEVIDES Valley Breeze Sports Editor [email protected] of 3 NORTH PROVIDENCE – There will be no title defense.
By: Eric Benevides
WOONSOCKET – Once a week, Woonsocket High head football coach Charlie Bibeault will quietly sit on top of the hill overlooking where the new football field and track facility will occupy Cass Park, “just looking at dirt,” he said, “and it doesn't matter to me, it's the happiest dirt I've ever seen in my life.”
By: Eric Benevides
SCITUATE – For the first time in five seasons, the Scituate High football team will be able to host games at Caito Field, but that's not the only good news surrounding the Spartans.
By: Eric Benevides
CUMBERLAND – While parochial high school football powers Bishop Hendricken and La Salle Academy made news throughout the state for packing their schedules this fall with a healthy dose of
By: Eric Benevides
NORTH PROVIDENCE – Barone Construction has never won a championship in the North Providence-Smithfield Babe Ruth League, but on Monday night, the top-seeded team moved one win away from ending their long title drought.
By: Eric Benevides
By ERIC BENEVIDES Valley Breeze Sports Editor [email protected] of 3 NORTH PROVIDENCE – The reign continues.
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PAWTUCKET – The RIIL's high school football season will officially kick off next Thursday night, but on Friday at Max Read Field, Pawtucket's high school football fans can get a sneak peek of the city's three teams at an Injury Fund doubleheader, as Shea and St. Raphael Academy will face each other at 5 p.m., while Tolman will take on Woonsocket at 6:30 p.m.
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NORTH SMITHFIELD – Chris Branch retired on Monday from his job as a dispatcher for the Smithfield Fire Department, and he could have easily celebrated it this week by going away on a long vacation or spending his time with other leisurely pursuits.
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GLOCESTER – The Ponaganset High football team graduated just three full-time starters from a squad that caught fire last October and returned to the Division III playoffs.
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LINCOLN – Cory Gaskell may have found the perfect slogan for this season's Lincoln High football team.
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