Joe O Gorman is a journalist for The Trentonian, focusing on local news and sports in Trenton, New Jersey. With a passion for covering high school and college sports, Joe provides in-depth coverage of games, profiles of athletes and coaches, and updates on local sports teams.
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Joe O Gorman's articles focus on local sports, particularly college and high school-level basketball and ice hockey. His coverage is heavily event-focused, indicating a preference for timely news related to ongoing games, tournaments, or athlete performances.
If you have updates on local college or high school sports events in the New Jersey area, or insights into specific athletes' achievements or upcoming games in these categories, Joe would likely be interested. Additionally, if you represent coaches or players involved in local athletic programs mentioned in his articles, providing insights into their strategies and experiences could be valuable to him.
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By: Joe O Gorman
It was another great season of field hockey in the Colonial Valley Conference and it was highlighted by the conference tournament, many great games and a bunch of great players.
By: Joe O Gorman
It's time for high school ice hockey, and the opening day schedule on Friday could be a preview of what the Colonial Valley Conference Tournament semifinals might look like as Hopewell Valley/Montgomery will face Robbinsville/Allentown/Jackson Memorial, and then Princeton and Notre Dame face off.
By: Joe O Gorman
Congratulations to Trentonian colleague Rich Fisher on the announcement that he will be inducted into the Steinert High Athletic Hall of Fame as a Special Contributor.
By: Joe O Gorman
Hollin Pierce, who has been a mainstay on the offensive line at Rutgers during his career, was named to the All-Big Ten Second team as a tackle.
By: Joe O Gorman
WEST WINDSOR — Once you take up hockey as a sport and grab a stick you can't wait to score that first goal; and once that is achieved the nervousness lessens and then it's on to the next challenge — a hat trick.
By: Joe O Gorman
Matt Surtz got the Susquehanna University football team's offense started with a one-yard touchdown run, and it was a fourth-quarter rally that sent the River Hawks to the NCAA Division III national semifinals.
By: Joe O Gorman
Hopewell Valley field hockey coach Pat Edwards is stepping down after 17 seasons Subscribe to continue reading this article.
By: Joe O Gorman
One of the greatest attributes of any coach is being able to maintain a positive attitude no matter what the situation.
By: Joe O Gorman
It was another amazing season for the Mercer County College men's soccer team as it played for the national title.
By: Joe O Gorman
Megan Errico loves coaching field hockey, loves teaching the game and loves the interaction with her players. What the 12-year Lawrence High coach found difficult was telling her team she was stepping away from the game.
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