William Geoghegan is a sports editor for The Providence Journal, Warwick Online, and Independent Newspapers, with a focus on local sports in Rhode Island. His articles cover a range of sports, including basketball, football, and swimming, and he has also been featured in Yahoo Sports and The Westerly Sun.
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William Geoghegan's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly college and high school basketball and football in Rhode Island. He predominantly covers events and evolving stories related to these sports.
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The Johnston boys soccer team (Photos by Leo van Dijk/rhodyphoto.zenfolio.com)
By: William Geoghegan
PROVIDENCE – Shea was certainly one of the best teams in Division II boys’ soccer this year, but a stumbling finish to the regular season left the Raiders as the
By: William Geoghegan
PROVIDENCE – There was a scare in the semifinals and a scoreless first half in the championship game.
By: William Geoghegan
PROVIDENCE – The Cumberland and North Kingstown girls’ soccer teams have been dancing around each other for years, two powerhouses competing for titles, but missing each other in the finals.
By: William Geoghegan
Friday’s playoff game was headed for a tie score until Seamus Considine swooped in from the right edge and blocked the extra point try.
By: William Geoghegan
North Kingstown volleyball players celebrate after winning Saturday's championship game against Portsmouth at Rhode Island College.
By: William Geoghegan
NORTH PROVIDENCE – Soccer has taken Jaimaris Diaz far from home, and the journey continued to a very special place this fall.
By: William Geoghegan
NARRAGANSETT – An impressive season turnaround and an equally impressive semifinal comeback left the Smithfield High football team just short of a Super Bowl berth.
By: William Geoghegan
Smithfield recovered from the early punch. Then Narragansett delivered the knockout blow.
By: William Geoghegan
CRANSTON – Six seasons after the program was born, four seasons after its first win, and one year after heartbreak in the title game, the Davies Tech football team is
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