Patrick Mulranen is a sports writer for The Press of Atlantic City, specializing in local sports coverage in Pleasantville, New Jersey. With a background in journalism and a passion for sports, Patrick provides in-depth articles on high school and college athletics, wrestling, basketball, and other sports events in the area.
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Patrick Mulranen’s articles primarily focus on local sports events in New Jersey, particularly wrestling and basketball. He provides extensive event coverage, indicating a preference for stories related to ongoing or upcoming sports events within the local community.
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Emily Hauck and Max Kaplan are among the 121 Stockton University athletes who were named to the New Jersey Athletic Conference All-Academic Team on Wednesday.
By: Patrick Mulranen
His annual Quest for the Ring is a big draw in part because of the nightlife options the city offers after the day's fishing is over.And then there's the Super
By: Patrick Mulranen
AVALON — The Avalon Beach Patrol prides itself on winning its home race each summer.
By: Patrick Mulranen
From the East Poplar to East Spencer avenue beaches in Wildwood— a 12-block stretch that runs alongside the town’s famous Boardwalk — 64 soccer fields were fashioned in the sand as 502 athletes across 62 divisions competed in Cape Express Soccer Club’s MORE Beach Blast Soccer Tournament.
By: Patrick Mulranen
A quick look at the ACIT football team as the season approaches. Look for a story on the Red Hawks in our Kickoff 2024 special section in our Thursday, Aug. 29 print edition.
By: Patrick Mulranen
The Wildwood Beach Patrol recently suffered a tragic loss. Ryan Comas, a former lifeguard who was serving as a rescue swimmer for the U.S.
By: Patrick Mulranen
The Stockton University women's lacrosse team and six of its players earned Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association academic honors Wednesday.
Finn Haines caught some attention over the winter. The Mainland Regional High School rising senior pitcher threw a bullpen session at Baseball
By: Patrick Mulranen
Mark Scarpa is coming home. Scarpa, who played soccer at Middle Township High School from 1994-98, was hired July 20 as the Panthers' girls coach.
By: Patrick Mulranen
Last season was difficult for the Southern Regional High School football program. The Rams started 3-2 but lost the last five games of the season, including in the Central Jersey Group V quarterfinals. But Southern returns a lot of players this season, and are using last year's bitter ending as fuel.
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