Peter Gobis is a journalist for The Sun Chronicle, focusing on local sports in Attleboro, Massachusetts. With a keen eye for basketball and hockey, Peter covers high school and college games, providing in-depth analysis and game recaps.
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Peter Gobis heavily focuses on local sports events, particularly high school and college-level basketball, hockey, and tennis. He seems to prioritize event coverage over other themes such as announcements or analysis.
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By: Peter Gobis
ATTLEBORO — The Attleboro High football team certainly did enough on both sides of the line of scrimmage to deserve a victory at Tozier-Cassidy Field in its season debut against Old Rochester Regional High Friday night, but in the end, it wasn't quite enough.
PLAINVILLE — The Finocchi brothers, Steve and Mike, took the lead in Saturday's opening round of the John “Buck” Renner Memorial Golf Tournament and held on for the Attleboro Area Golf Association 36-hole, two-day tournament title Sunday at Wentworth Hills Country Club.
By: Peter Gobis
BRIDGEWATER — Through four seasons of taking the college pitch for the Bridgewater State University men’s soccer team, Justin Silva has started all 55 matches in which he has played.
NORTH ATTLEBORO — It was back in fifth grade that Chase Frisoli first realized he was destined to become a quarterback.
PROVIDENCE -- No sooner had the summer session of academic classes and physical training for his Providence College basketball team ended, the first semester and a new roster of players were at the door of the Ruane Center for coach Kim English.
PROVIDENCE — No sooner had the summer session of academic classes and physical training for his Providence College men's basketball team ended than the first semester and a new roster of players were at the door of the Ruane Center for head coach Kim English.
NEW YORK — Despite having played only three Big East Conference games last season, Providence College men's basketball senior forward Bryce Hopkins received All-Big East preseason first team acclaim Wednesday at the annual Big East Media Day at Madison Square Garden.
By: Peter Gobis
Reflecting from across the pond in London, Matt Glebus often refers back to his afternoons spent on the football practice field behind Bishop Feehan High School.
PROVIDENCE — If there is one intangible that will earn playing time on the floor for Providence College men’s basketball coach Kim English it is toughness.
There aren’t many hockey rinks that Foxboro’s Lilly Feeney has not skated in.
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