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The Scribe covers college & high school sports for the Pawtucket Times/Woonsocket Call. Freelance extraordinaire (TV/Radio & of course print) #SDNS
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RUNNING IT BACK: That's what PC's Ryan Mela chose to do under new head coach Bryan Hodgson

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By Brendan McGair Verified
| The Call & Times Verified
PROVIDENCE — In turning over a new leaf with the new coaching staff that was brought aboard to replace the previous regime that recruited him to Providence College out of high school, Ryan Mela’s existence in the college basketball universe has been defined by “out with the old, in with the new.” Addressing the media on Monday afternoon inside the Ruane Friar Development Center, Mela represents a bridge of sorts.
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For the Friars, summer of competition is well underway

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By Brendan McGair Verified
| The Call & Times Verified
PROVIDENCE — On a recent Sunday night, Bryan Hodgson received a text message from a national college basketball reporter that prompted a double-take from the new PC head coach. You want to know my starting five? Really? The season doesn’t tip off for another four months.
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Appearance at Arnold Mills Road Race proves big step for Cumberland All-Stater Gabby Stoothoff after being sidelined with stress fracture

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By Brendan McGair Verified
| The Call & Times Verified
CUMBERLAND — After getting diagnosed with a stress fracture and spending close to three months in a walking boot, it’s nice to report that Cumberland High rising senior Gabby Stoothoff has her running stride back. Stoothoff, along with many of her Cumberland teammates, participated in Saturday’s Arnold Mills Road Race.
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