The United States won the first women’s Olympic ice hockey gold medal 25 years ago. Brown and Colby played the first women’s intercollegiate hockey game 50 years ago.
Michael Szostak
Mike Szostak covered sports for The Providence Journal for 36 years until retiring in 2013. His career highlights included five Winter Olympics from Lake Placid to Nagano and 17 seasons covering the Boston Celtics. His beats also included tennis, skiing and college sports, especially Brown University and URI football.
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New leadership reinvigorating Brown athletics
Grace Calhoun left a good situation at the University of Pennsylvania for an exciting challenge at Brown, her alma mater.
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After two decades, girls high school hockey surviving on co-ops
Parity at the top may produce an exciting finish.
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2022 provided thrills and spills; 2023 looks like more of the same
The Patriots still have a chance to make the playoffs, the Red Sox make a major move, and the Friars are still flying high.
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Christmas came early for Coach Leslie Caito-Jones
The Moses Brown field hockey team presented her with her seventh championship only two seasons after she un-retired.
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Farewell Don Kaull, a true Keaney Blue URI Ram
Rhode Island’s sports media fraternity has lost a respected voice.
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On Thanksgiving, much to be grateful for On Sports
From Jeremy Peña to the Celtics and Bruins, we should be grateful.
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URI and Salve Regina football post winning seasons, not so for Brown and Bryant
URI commands respect after three winning records in the last four full seasons.
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The Classical Kid is the World Series MVP
Jeremy Peña leads the Houston Astros to the World Series championship
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Classical alum is playing in the World Series!
Houston rookie Jeremy Pena is a key to the Astros success.
