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Liam Gambon

Massachusetts
As seen in: MSN, Concord Journal, The Wellesley Townsman, Wicked Local, Worcester Telegram & Gazette, The Enterprise (Brockton, MA), MetroWest Daily News, The Patriot Ledger, The Herald News, Milford Daily News and
Covers:  Football, soccer, field hockey, gymnastics, volleyball, track and field, cross country, golf, basketball, hockey, skiing, wrestling, swim, baseball, softball, lacrosse, rugby, ultimate frisbee, tennis
Freelance Multimedia Sports Journalist @MetroWestSports

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Liam Gambon’s Biography

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My name is Liam Gambon and I am a sports journalist from Quincy, MA. I’ve been involved in sports for around six years and have written professionally over the past three as I've written well over 100 stories for more than a handful of publications. Covering sports is my passion and whatever field I can be in, I’ll give my all. My goal in sports media is to end up in California, but for now, I’ll keep going.

Liam Gambon’s Journalist Portfolio

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For Bellingham High football program, emphasis on strength training is worth the weight

For Bellingham High football program, emphasis on strength training is worth the weight

BELLINGHAM - Each year, the middle of August marks "Max Week" for the Bellingham High football program. In 20…

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Franklin girls lacrosse standout Stella Regan a study in perseverance

Franklin girls lacrosse standout Stella Regan a study in perseverance

FRANKLIN - Standing at the center of the Franklin High lacrosse field Tuesday afternoon, Stella Regan was sur…

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A shot in the dark

A shot in the dark

Mykenzie Black is leaving no sport unturned. As an eighth-grader, the girl from Hopedale was named Rookie of …

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Puttin' on the Ritz

Puttin' on the Ritz

Catrina Tobin was in the seventh grade when she met Yoshitaka Ando. She saw the longtime Lincoln-Sudbury athl…

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Holy Cross: Ng continues to defy doubters

Holy Cross: Ng continues to defy doubters

Story by Liam Gambon/NEFJ CORRESPONDENT Photo: Mark Seliger/HC Athletics In 2014, Derek Ng walked into the fo…

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Blackstone Valley Tech running back Carl Muanya rushes for five TDs and 307 yards in win over Nip...

Blackstone Valley Tech running back Carl Muanya rushes for five TDs and 307 yards in win over Nip...

MILFORD - Carl Muanya is running for more than just himself this season. In Oct. 2019, his friend and former …

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Magic number for Mackintosh: Franklin High senior setter dishes out 1,000th assist Original

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By Liam Gambon
| Milford Daily News Verified
FRANKLIN – A group of fans held a paper cut into the number 3 at Franklin High’s gymnasium Tuesday night. The reason? Senior captain and setter Cailyn Mackintosh stood on the hardwood during the Panthers’ home match against Stoughton with 997 career assists in her pocket. Four minutes into the anticipated celebration, that group was down to the number “1” as Mackintosh chased a pass and set the ball high in the air to the left side of the net where classmate Brigid Early took flight.
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Angel Velez leads the charge in tackling adversity on the Tri-County football team

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By Liam Gambon
| Milford Daily News Verified
FRANKLIN — Angel Velez won’t let a handful of injuries to his football team get his spirits down this fall. After all, the Tri-County senior captain is used to dealing with adversity – both on and off the gridiron. “We can do it,” Velez said. “It just requires time, dedication and trust in each other to push us all forward.” In 2018, Velez lost his football mentor Charlie Parker, who died at the age of 68 after a seven-year bout with cancer.
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Angel Velez leads the charge in tackling adversity on the Tri-County football team

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By Liam Gambon
| MetroWest Daily News Verified
FRANKLIN — Angel Velez won’t let a handful of injuries to his football team get his spirits down this fall. After all, the Tri-County senior captain is used to dealing with adversity – both on and off the gridiron. “We can do it,” Velez said. “It just requires time, dedication and trust in each other to push us all forward.” In 2018, Velez lost his football mentor Charlie Parker, who died at the age of 68 after a seven-year bout with cancer.
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