Bill Koch is a Sports Writer at the Providence Journal. He covers a wide range of topics including college basketball, high school sports, and the Red Sox, with a focus on competitive and professional sports. Bill's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, USA TODAY, and MSN.
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Bill Koch's coverage primarily focuses on local sports, particularly basketball in the Rhode Island area. He provides event coverage and evolving stories related to college and high school basketball, with a focus on games, team performances, and player contributions.
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By: Bill Koch
Providence Journal Chaminade High School defeated Bishop Hendricken 18-17 with a last-second touchdown pass.
WARREN -- The residents of Ferndale Avenue SW were proud to show off their neighborhood Saturday afternoon as they hosted a block party.
By: Bill Koch
Dink Pate, who came to Providence after three years in the NBA's G-League, may or may not take the floor when Providence opens the regular season.
By: Bill Koch
Pannone is in the midst of his second stint with the Milwaukee Brewers organization and started in the big leagues vs. San Francisco in July.
By: Bill Koch
Providence Journal Let's try to put a positive spin on the last days of summer slipping away – high school sports are back.
By: Bill Koch
Providence Journal Let's try to put a positive spin on the last days of summer slipping away – high school sports are back.
By: Bill Koch
Providence Journal Boston must decide on a Game 1 starting pitcher, with Sonny Gray, Ranger Suarez, and Payton Tolle as top candidates.
By: Bill Koch
“All of our coaches have those conversations with our kids about how to act and appropriate boundaries,” Crowley said. “We just need to be better moving forward.”
By: Bill Koch, Eric Rueb, Jacob Rousseau
Who started Week 1 of Rhode Island high school football with wins? And who has work to do at the start of the year? Here's where you can turn to find out.
By: Bill Koch
Providence Journal The Cranston West Falcons defeated the West Warwick Wizards 42-6 in a high school football game.
