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Nick Frazier’s Biography

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In March of 2019, I started my first full-time job as a sports editor for 22nd Century Media, located in Chicago's North Shore. Unfortunately 13 months after I began the job, the company ceased operations due to the coronavirus. I am currently working on staying sharp and ready to apply for jobs when sports return.

I have experience as an editor, a freelancer, a photographer and more. I love being around sports and am eager to get back into the sports journalism industry once games return

Nick Frazier’s Journalist Portfolio

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One writer has no doubt who would have won Class 3A title

One writer has no doubt who would have won Class 3A title

St. Charles East didn't get a chance to experience a storybook season on the field, but one Saints parent mad…

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What makes Applejack Stadium a premier soccer venue in New England

What makes Applejack Stadium a premier soccer venue in New England

When players visit Applejack Stadium for the first time, they often don't believe what they're seeing. The gr…

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Grass or turf? Local college soccer programs grapple with familiar question

Grass or turf? Local college soccer programs grapple with familiar question

For soccer purists such as Trinity College men's coach Mike Pilger, the beautiful game is best played on a gr…

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UMass star Haley Connaughton looks to great things ahead

UMass star Haley Connaughton looks to great things ahead

Haley Connaughton (Westwood, Mass.) entered her junior season at the University of Massachusetts by picking u…

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Bentley's Baughan developed order from chaos - New England Lacrosse Journal

Bentley's Baughan developed order from chaos - New England Lacrosse Journal

Editor's note: This story appeared in the March issue of New England Lacrosse Journal. On March 12, due to th…

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Football: Gimbel finds perfect fit at Denison

Football: Gimbel finds perfect fit at Denison

As a freshman in the Highland Park football program, Billy Gimbel never thought about playing college footbal…

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Articles

All in the family: How the Recupero kids have carved out impressive soccer paths

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By Nick Frazier Verified
| soccerjournal.com
When the Recupero family moved to Hopkinton, Mass., in 2018, they had turf installed in their basement. This gave children Sophia, Maddie and Will the opportunity to practice right at home. It also led to some uber-competitive games when the siblings were younger. There was pushing, shouting, and even some damage to the basement walls. "There’s probably a few holes in the wall from the ball being kicked,” Sophia said.
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D1 Men: Why Sacred Heart has gained momentum this spring

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By Nick Frazier Verified
| New England Soccer Journal
In its final season in the Northeast Conference, Sacred Heart appeared in its first-ever NEC championship game, falling to LIU by a goal. The Pioneers lost just once in their previous seven games, suggesting that things were starting to click. It was a strong ending for a team that ultimately won just six games in 2023. But that momentum from October and November seems to have carried over.
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D1 Women: How Kate Bossert has taken her game to new heights for Vermont

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| New England Soccer Journal
Kate Bossert (Needham, Mass.) is easy to spot when the University of Vermont takes the field. At 5-foot-11, the junior is one of the tallest members of the team, and the tallest forward by four inches. Her parents, Suzanne and Ellen, were basketball stars in college, suggesting height runs in the family. According to Kate, she wasn’t always the tallest on the pitch. "I used to be kind of short, actually," Bossert said. "I hit seventh grade and I just shot up five inches.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I was an intern for WEEI.com, a sports radio website in Boston. I transcribed radio interviews and covered a few Boston Red Sox games in 2017

How is social media changing news?

Social media is a great way to provide constant updates to an audience that is hungrier than ever for news.

What does it mean to be a journalist?

To keep people informed with unbiased, up-to-date information and news.