The Boston Globe
Writing for The Boston Globe has been an exciting part of my journalism journey and has given me a perspective of how professional journalism works. During my time as a freelance correspondent for one of the nation’s most recognizable publications, I have learned the value of attentiveness to detail as I craft pieces to be published ahead of deadlines and competing publications. Not only has this opportunity taught me the importance of having accurate facts and quotes when covering an event, but the Globe editors that I have had the chance to learn from and meet one-on-one with have helped me understand how to keep an audience engaged throughout the whole body of a piece. These lessons, as the Franklin Boys' Hockey, Franklin Girls' Basketball, and Coach Leighton pieces show here, have been vital to my growth as a print journalist.
In my role as editor of Pantherbook, I have been able to put my learnings into practice. Some of the most thoughtful critiques I have passed on to Pantherbook staff members are a direct product of my meetings with Boston Globe editors.
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Through three minutes of overtime Tuesday night, 11th-ranked Franklin peppered Archbishop Williams goaltender Phil Coleman with shots before sophomore Vinnie Pasquarosa fired a ...
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FRANKLIN — Scheduling a trip for an out-of-state tournament around the holidays is no small task.
That is particularly true for the girls’ basketball team from Carlsbad, Calif., which had raised funds to play in a tournament in New Jersey. But in November,...
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Neither side could sustain a first-half lead, but the Franklin girls’ basketball team leaned on its dominant frontcourt play in the final 16 minutes of a 62-50 victory over Newton South in the first round of the MIAA Division 1 tournament in Franklin.
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In a matchup of two girls’ lacrosse powers, top-ranked Westwood settled into a second-half rhythm to separate from fifth-ranked Franklin for a 14-10 win Friday afternoon at Pisini Stadium.
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Building off a win against King Philip last month, junior lefthander Austin Campbell went the distance for the shutout for the top-ranked Franklin baseball team in a 4-0 victory on Wednesday night.
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​The previous two matchups between Franklin and Taunton, including theDivision 1 state baseball final last June, were one-run nail-biters.
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Down two runs with two outs in the top of the seventh inning, it appeared No. 9 Bridgewater-Raynham’s upset bid against top-ranked and undefeated Franklin would come up just short.
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Following up a convincing first-round win over Methuen, the fourth-seeded Franklin boys’ lacrosse team cruised to a18-6 Division 1 second-round win against No. 13 Needham at home on Thursday night.
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With more than 30 schools represented in the 45th Shriners All-Star Football Classic, Andover High and the North All-Stars stole the show in a 17-14 win over the South All-Stars Friday night at Bentley University.
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In mid-May, the Franklin girls’ lacrosse team rallied for an overtime win at Concord-Carlisle. No dramatics were necessary in Wednesday’s second-round rematch in the Division 1 tournament.