William Geoghegan is a Freelance Writer with a focus on sports, covering themes such as competitive sports, sports business, and professional sports. His work often explores topics related to team sports, major league sports, sports tournaments, and various sports disciplines. William's writing has been featured in notable publications including The Westerly Sun, Narragansett Times, Yahoo Sports, and The Providence Journal.
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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
NORTH KINGSTOWN – The Lincoln High field hockey team had a tough night last Thursday against the toughest opponent on its schedule. Division I North Kingstown prevailed 6-0, but the Lions are ready to learn from the defeat and maintain their status as one of the top contenders in Division II.
By: William Geoghegan
North Kingstown football players race onto the field at the start of Friday's game against Cumberland at North Kingstown High School.
By: William Geoghegan
North Kingstown's Ruby Bigda hits a forehand during Tuesday's match against South Kingstown at Broad Rock Middle School.
By: William Geoghegan
Pressure was unusual but not unwelcome. And the North Kingstown girls volleyball team handled it well.
By: William Geoghegan
The rebound couldn’t have been much better for the Narragansett football team.
A talented team comes to Warwick with flashy players at the skill positions, a full highlight reel and championship buzz.
Lincoln's Pyetro Ariel Wohlenberg gets past South Kingstown's Andrew Masterson during Tuesday's game at Old Mountain Field.
By: William Geoghegan
PAWTUCKET – A fumble on the first play of the game did not ruin St. Raphael Academy’s chances in last Friday night’s showdown with North Kingstown.
By: William Geoghegan
PAWTUCKET – A fumble on the first play of the game did not ruin St. Raphael Academy’s chances in last Friday night’s showdown with North Kingstown.
By: William Geoghegan
This time, it won’t be a surprise if the North Kingstown boys soccer team makes a big playoff run.
