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
STILLWATER — Mechanicville’s bridesmaids days are over.
By: Will Springstead
STILLWATER — Once Schalmont got over its “nervous optimism,” it was smooth sailing Friday night.
By: Will Springstead
STILLWATER — Once Schalmont got over its “nervous optimism,” it was smooth sailing Friday night.
By: Will Springstead
STILLWATER — Mechanicville's bridesmaids days are over. Having come so close in recent years, top-seeded Mechanicville broke through and
By: Will Springstead
The Warrensburg/Lake George/Bolton football team’s season was canceled by all three districts on Saturday after they became aware of an alleged student incident on Wednesday evening, “which involved inappropriate conduct of a sexual nature toward a student,” that took place “several weeks ago on a district bus.”
By: Will Springstead
STILLWATER — When Niskayuna and Columbia met in the girls’ soccer regular season, Columbia earned a 3-1 win.
By: Will Springstead
The Section 2 Executive Committee and Section 2 Football Committee announced adjustments Sunday to the Class D tournament after the withdrawal of Warrensburg/Lake George/Bolton on Saturday.
By: Will Springstead
The Warrensburg/Lake George/Bolton football team's season was canceled by all three districts on Saturday after they became aware of an alleged student incident on Wednesday evening.
By: Will Springstead
The Section 2 Executive Committee and Section 2 Football Committee announced adjustments Sunday to the Class D tournament after the withdrawal of Warrensburg/Lake George/Bolton on Saturday.
By: Will Springstead
When Niskayuna and Columbia met in the girls’ soccer regular season, Columbia earned a 3-1 win.
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