Sam Fremin is a Staff Writer at various outlets including Onward State and The Scranton Times-Tribune. He specializes in sports journalism, focusing on competitive and professional sports, with particular attention to college sports, football, and hockey, especially in relation to Pennsylvania State University. Sam's work has been featured in notable publications such as PennLive.com, Tribune Review, and The Citizens' Voice.
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Sam Fremin's coverage focuses heavily on local sports, particularly high school field hockey and soccer in the Wilkes Barre area of Pennsylvania. His articles highlight individual athlete achievements, team performances, and coaching changes within this specific geographic region.
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By: Sam Fremin
Riverside's Nico Antoniacci scored 21 points, including four 3-pointers, in a 66-50 win over No. 3 Scranton on Wednesday. Antoniacci also scored 20 points in the No. 1 Vikings' 69-66 overtime victory over Allentown Central Catholic on Saturday. The freshman scored 109 points through his first four varsity games.
Player of the Year Nora Evans, Lackawanna Trail, senior, midfielder: Accomplished two-way player, captaining a team that reached the district
By: Sam Fremin
ARCHBALD — Valley View notched the first basket Saturday night and never looked back.
By: Sam Fremin
SCRANTON — Motivated by the disappointment of last season's tournament showing, Scranton Prep girls basketball team shook off an early deficit to win the 73rd Lynett Memorial Tournament.
Player of the Year Nico Bustos, Abington Heights defender, junior: A multifaceted two-way player, serving as the Comets' only returning defensive starter.
Player of the Year Lilia Calvert, Abington Heights forward, junior: One of the best all-around players in the state and a dominant goal scorer.
Olivia Ford has maintained her status as USA Boxing's top-ranked female fighter in her weight class for over a year.
By: Sam Fremin
SCRANTON — Scranton Prep head coach Bob Beviglia probably couldn't have used his first timeout at a better time.
Hannah Howell won two individual events and assisted her team's relay effort in the final event of Elk Lake's 98-84 win over Scranton Prep, snapping the Classics' 73-meet win streak. The Elk Lake senior won the 200 and 500 freestyle events, helping h ...
Sophia Talutto scored 28 points in Dunmore’s 60-26 win over Holy Cross on Tuesday, and added 21 points in a 59-48 win over Honesdale on Friday. The Lady Bucks senior compiled nine 3-pointers …
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