Ellis Santoro is a Sports Editor / Reporter at The Westerly Sun. He covers a wide range of topics within the realm of sports, including team sports, individual sports, and competitive tournaments, while also delving into the business and economics of the sports industry. Ellis's work has been featured in The Westerly Sun and Independent Newspapers.
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Ellis Santoro's articles predominantly cover local sports events, with a focus on hockey and basketball at high school and college levels. If you have insights into key players' performances or the dynamics of local tournaments in these sports, Ellis may find your input valuable for event coverage.
As there is no specific geographic focus mentioned, it can be inferred that Ellis covers local sports without a specified location. Therefore, if you have information about noteworthy developments in high school or college level hockey and basketball within the general scope of his coverage, your insights could be relevant to him.
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By: Ellis Santoro
URI quarterback Tyler Budge runs the football during Friday's game at Merrimack.
By: Ellis Santoro
An undefeated run to win the 2025 Division II championship is a high bar to clear, but the Prout girls tennis program defied expectations once before.
So far, so good for Prout girls soccer in the state’s top division.
A competitive first half gave way to a lopsided final two quarters as the No. 6/8 ranked University of Rhode Island football team lost 38-14 to FBS opponent Temple (1-0)
By: Ellis Santoro
Some early problems are emerging for North Kingstown’s girls soccer team.
Abbie Tighe remembers her first cross country race fondly.
By: Ellis Santoro
If the preseason injury fund is any indication, South Kingstown has its next girls cross country superstar.
Some good and bad came with Narragansett’s preseason injury fund game.
South Kingstown’s football team is easing into its new home in Division I.
South Kingstown suffered a surprising Week 1 loss to Pawtucket by 35-34 score in overtime on Thursday at Max Read Field.
