Kyle Grabowski is a sports writer at MetroWest Sports. He specializes in high school sports and covers a range of topics including team sports, individual sports, and the business of sports. His work has been featured in notable publications such as the Daily Hampshire Gazette, Yahoo Sports, and the Burlington Free Press.
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Kyle Grabowski's articles primarily cover local high school sports events, athletes, and their achievements in Massachusetts. If you have news about significant milestones or outstanding performances by high school athletes in the Massachusetts area, such as record-breaking achievements or exceptional stories of perseverance and determination, it would likely resonate with Kyle for potential coverage. Keep your pitches focused on local high school sports events and notable athlete accomplishments within Massachusetts to align with his coverage interests.
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By: Kyle Grabowski
Mohamed Ouahbi took Morocco's loss to France in the World cup quarterfinals in stride. With his team eliminated, the coach is supporting his home country.
By: Kyle Grabowski
The MetroWest Daily News FOXBOROUGH - Not coronation, but confirmation.
The MetroWest Daily News July 14, 2026, 4:01 a.m. ET Local athletes made names for themselves with star-studded performances and trophy-towing moments this past spring.
By: Kyle Grabowski
The MetroWest Daily News The list includes state champions, league MVPs and rising stars.
By: Kyle Grabowski
The MetroWest Daily News Local athletes made names for themselves with star-studded performances and trophy-towing moments this past spring.
Who's atop your ladder? The 16 candidates for the 2026 Daily News Fans Girls Tennis Player of the Year stood out on the baseline and at the net.
Kyle Grabowski, The Milford Daily News
By: Kyle Grabowski
The MetroWest Daily News Local athletes made names for themselves with star-studded performances and trophy-towing moments this past spring.
Brady Stuart was the consensus Division III National Pitcher of the Year and led Endicott to the College World Series. Next up is a pro career.
By: Kyle Grabowski
Hudson's Brady Stuart led Endicott to the College World Series and was the D3 Pitcher of the Year. He just signed a minor league deal with the Angels.
