Kayla Panu is a part-time sports reporter based in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. She covers local sports events in the Blackstone Valley area for The Valley Breeze. With a focus on high school sports, Kayla provides in-depth coverage of basketball, hockey, and other sports in the region.
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Kayla focuses predominantly on local sports events, particularly basketball, hockey, and other high school sports in the United States' Rhode Island area. If you have news or announcements related to local sporting events, especially high school competitions within the Blackstone Valley region of Rhode Island, Kayla would be an ideal contact for your pitch.
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By: Kayla Panu
PAWTUCKET – It was a defensive contest at the start of Monday night’s Division II quarterfinal-round game between the Pawtucket co-op and Cumberland High girls’ basketball teams, but the Shea/Tolman
By: Kayla Panu
PROVIDENCE – Scituate High senior Gabe Bouyssou has made a name for himself since his freshman year, and since then, he's continued to add several wrestling titles and accolades to his impressive resume.
By: Kayla Panu
PROVIDENCE – After hosting six other schools in the state's largest all-girls wrestling invitational meet, the Girls' Night Exhibition Duals, earlier this month, the Scituate High wrestling program saw six of its girls compete in the RIIL's inaugural state championship meet and five of them place in the top four of their weight classes.
By: Kayla Panu
NORTH SMITHFIELD – After a long layoff, the North Smithfield High boys’ basketball team was looking to rely on its defense to make a strong run in the Division III
By: Kayla Panu
PROVIDENCE – It was a tough night for the Lincoln High boys' basketball team in Tuesday night's Division II championship game at the Amica Mutual Pavilion, but that night ended in jubilation and the thrill of victory.
By: Kayla Panu
PROVIDENCE – It was a weekend to remember for the Ponaganset High wrestling team at the Providence Career & Technical Academy, as the Chieftains not only became two-time New England
By: Kayla Panu
PROVIDENCE – The mantra of the Rhode Island Center for Women & Enterprise, a nonprofit economic empowerment organization helping and supporting women launch and sustain businesses, is a simple but powerful one.
By: Kayla Panu
PROVIDENCE – Wanting to finish his high school wrestling career in a blaze of glory, Scituate High senior Gabe Bouyssou did just that at last weekend’s New England championship meet
By: Kayla Panu
PROVIDENCE – It didn't happen all season, but the Pawtucket co-op girls' high school basketball team was able to topple the only undefeated team in Division II, and do so
By: Breeze, Kayla Panu
Three nights after receiving the Division II runner-up plaque followiing a 75-68 loss to undefeated Lincoln in the finals at the Amica Mutual Pavilion, the Tolman High boys’ basketball team
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