Will Springstead is a journalist based in Schenectady, New York. He writes for The Daily Gazette and his work has also appeared in The Leader-Herald. Will covers local sports, with a focus on basketball, and provides in-depth coverage of high school and college games in the area.
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Will's focus is predominantly on local sports, particularly high school basketball within Section 2 in New York. He extensively covers events and evolving stories related to these specific sports.
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By: Will Springstead
LATHAM — Both Shaker and Shenendehowa spent Friday night answering each other, but the host Blue Bison had one more answer.
By: Will Springstead
Both Shaker and Shenendehowa spent Friday night answering each other, but the host Blue Bison had one more answer.
By: Will Springstead
WATERFORD — Without aid of the scoreboard or prior knowledge, fans looking at the faces of the Schalmont boys’ soccer players during overtime Saturday might have thought it was the
By: Will Springstead
WATERFORD — Any girls’ soccer team that draws New Hartford in November is not fate’s favorite.
By: Jim Schiltz, Will Springstead
Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake senior John Gload has turned in six 100-plus yard rushing games during his team's eight-game win streak, including a
By: Will Springstead
It’s the nature of things in NJCAA sports: Players are only there for two years, so reinvention is omnipresent.
By: Will Springstead
TROY — CBA football coach Bob Burns would tell you he’s the Billy Beane character in “Moneyball” — the one who needs to be talked into analytics. But once he
By: Will Springstead
GLOVERSVILLE — Niskayuna’s magical run through Section 2 girls’ volleyball came to an end Saturday in a state regional final.
By: Will Springstead
GLOVERSVILLE — The Lions are still roaring.
By: Will Springstead
ROTTERDAM — No matter what happens at this weekend’s NYSPHSAA Girls’ Swimming Championships, it’s been a positive season for Mohonasen/Schalmont/Duanesburg.
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