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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In just its second year of existence, the Mohonasen High School drone soccer team has qualified for the U.S. Drone Soccer National Championship
SCHENECTADY — Siena College head baseball coach Alex Jurczynski is proud of his Schenectady roots.
By: Alyssa Treanor, Peter R. Barber
A strong start helped the Union women’s lacrosse team defeat St. Lawrence 12-7 in a Liberty League game Saturday at Frank Bailey Field.
By: Will Springstead
SCHENECTADY — Judging from the season-high number of goals that Union scored Saturday, every game should be Senior Day.
By: Will Springstead
Richmond's Aaron Whitley rounds first base in a game earlier this season.
By: Will Springstead
Shenendehowa's Freddy Hicks, left, is defended by Niskayuna's Elliot Nish during the first half of Tuesday's Suburban Council contest at Shenendehowa High School.
By: Will Springstead
The Albany FireWolves won their first NLL playoff game in team history since moving to Albany in 2021 with a 9-3 victory over the Halifax Thunderbirds on Sunday at MVP
By: Will Springstead
Fans watch the fourth race from the trackside apron on opening day of the 2022 Saratoga Race Course meet.
By: Will Springstead
SCHENECTADY — Survive and advance took on a different meaning Tuesday night for the Union College men’s lacrosse team.
The Garnet Chargers simply relied on who brought them there in the first place, and that resulted in a comeback 18-15 win at Frank Bailey Field.
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