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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NEWPORT — Marcos Giron understands the frailties of sport, especially in such an individualized game as the grind of professional tennis.
NEWPORT — Playing tennis on grass courts can be very testing due to the vagaries of its base, the blend of seeds sowed, its growth and maintenance.
NEWPORT -- Among the 10 American players ranked among the top 100 in the world on the ATP Tour, Alex Michelsen is one of the most promising, perhaps the one
PROVIDENCE — Five years ago, Providence College appeared on the radar of Bensley Joseph, a basketball player of renown at Arlington High at the time, when former Friars head coach Ed Cooley took notice of the point guard at several AAU tournaments.
FOXBORO -- With seven top-10 finishes in his AAGA Open career, including the 2018 championship, Foxborough CC member Kolby Simmons was looking for solid footing on opening day of the 2024 sweepstakes to stake his claim for a second title -- and he did with an even-par round of 72. “The course was not playing overly long and the pins (placements by course superintendent Mike Poc) were fair,” said the 37-year-old Simmons, a proud member of the class of 2005 from Tri-County Regional High School in Franklin.
PLAINVILLE -- It was “homecoming” week for 1974 Attleboro Area Golf Association champion Bruce Barton, now living in Falmouth, where he tends to the greens at the Falmouth Country Club while also sporting a 4.4 handicap.
By: Peter Gobis
KINGSTON, R.I. — The advice that former New England Patriots All-Pro offensive lineman Logan Mankins offered was straightforward and simple when his son, Case, stepped onto the campus of the University of Rhode Island to play football.
It seems as if it were only yesterday that Avery Snead was on the girls soccer pitch for King Philip Regional High, with the Warriors carrying in a 21-match unbeaten streak as the No. 1 seed in the MIAA Division 1 South Tournament into its state championship match against Bishop Feehan High
ATTLEBORO -- When the 31st edition of the Attleboro Area Golf Association's Senior Two-Ball Tournament tees off Monday at Chemawa Golf Course, the tournament committee will unveil the Bobby Beach Championship Trophy.
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.
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