Nick Giannino is a journalist based in Salem, Massachusetts. He writes for The Salem News and Gloucester Daily Times, covering local sports teams and events. Nick's articles provide in-depth analysis, game recaps, and profiles of athletes, showcasing his passion for sports journalism.
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Gloucester, Massachusetts, United States (Local)
Nick's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly high school and community teams within Massachusetts. His articles cover events, announcements, and include expert commentary related to various sports such as basketball, football, and hockey.
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By: Nick Giannino
BOSTON — Despite failing to reach the summit of the basketball world since 2008, the Boston Celtics have played a bit of a Terminator role in recent seasons.
By: Nick Giannino
BOSTON — Despite failing to reach the summit of the basketball world since 2008, the Boston Celtics have played a bit of a Terminator role in recent seasons.
By: Nick Giannino
Zach Calmus is never one to back down from a fight. In fact, the Gloucester native relishes at the opportunity.
By: Nick Giannino
Head coach Michelle Roach scheduled a pair of difficult contests for her Peabody Tanners to open the spring season.
By: Jackie Garcelon
Colleen Newbury is no stranger to the St. Mary's of Lynn softball scene. The long-time coach previously spent 15 years with the Spartans, guiding them to seven consecutive North Finals appearances and two state championships.
By: Nick Giannino
Some people are lucky enough to find something consistent in life that brings them endless joy and gratification.
By: Nick Giannino Staff
GLOUCESTER — The Beverly boys lacrosse team has been rolling of late, and the train didn't stop in Gloucester Thursday afternoon.
By: Quick Sticks, Nick Giannino
The talented Manchester Essex girls lacrosse team has dropped just three games this season — but two of them occurred over the last week of action.
The last time the Gloucester boys tennis team took on Marblehead they came out on the short end of a competitive 3-2 match.
Raise your hand if you had the Indiana Pacers advancing to the Eastern Conference Finals before the playoffs began.
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