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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By: William Geoghegan
WEST GREENWICH – The most impressive parts of North Smithfield's 3-1 girls' volleyball victory over Exeter/West Greenwich last Tuesday night were the first and fourth sets, in which the Northmen served well, limited errors, and rolled to victory.
By: William Geoghegan
WEST WARWICK – The South Kingstown football team was not perfect in Friday’s matchup of unbeatens, but it fought hard enough to keep its record perfect.
By: William Geoghegan
The second matchup of the season between the North Kingstown and South Kingstown boys soccer teams went a lot like the first.
By: William Geoghegan
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – A loss to Chariho in September was the impetus for the Cumberland High girls' soccer team's seven-game win streak.
By: William Geoghegan
South Kingstown goalkeeper Abbie O'Rourke makes a save during a late August game against Prout at The Prout School.
By: William Geoghegan
South Kingstown senior Mia Iemma cheers after the Rebels won a point during an early-September game against North Kingstown. Iemma reached 1,000 career digs last week.
By: William Geoghegan
NARRAGANSETT – Two of the top teams in Division IV looked like mirror images in the first half of last Thursday night's football game. Scituate and Narragansett traded blows, going touchdown for touchdown with each other. Only the halftime buzzer could stop the back-and-forth.
By: William Geoghegan
Narragansett's Chris Winn avoids Scituate's Charles Grover during Thursday's game at Narragansett High School.
By: William Geoghegan
North Kingstown senior Sydney Henson sets the ball during the Skippers' 3-0 victory over South Kingstown in early-September.
By: William Geoghegan
The beat goes on for the Narragansett football team, even if last week’s momentum didn’t have the desired impact.
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