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Hart Pisani
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Sports Reporter, Joliet Herald-News
Joliet
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Biography
Freelance journalist. I cover Sports, have done investigate and life & stlye articles as well. Have been professionally published in The New Orleans Advocate as well as Where Y’at Magazine and Crescent City Sports
film reviews and music articles as wellPrimarily Sports but I’ve done investigative
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Content
By Hart Pisani Verified| Joliet Herald-News Verified JOLIET – The final result of Wednesday night’s baseball game between Dwight and Serena wasn’t too hard to predict. The Trojans entered the game with as many wins as the Huskers had losses, so the 5-1 final score in favor of Dwight didn’t take anyone by surprise. What Wednesday night was for both programs, though, was the opportunity to take in the lights of Duly Health and Care Field. No, it’s not Wrigley or whatever the White Sox are calling their stadium now (Rate Field, for those wondering).
By Hart Pisani Verified| Joliet Herald-News Verified JOLIET – It’s no secret the Joliet West baseball team has had its struggles this season. A 2-2 start was followed by a nine-game losing streak as the Tigers attempted to turn youth into experience. There’s still a long season ahead, but the last two games at least, Joliet West appears to be turning the corner. A day after handing Minooka just its second loss of the season, Joliet West earned a home victory over Bolingbrook 8-6 on Tuesday.
By Hart Pisani Verified| Joliet Herald-News Verified Last year, Lincoln-Way West had one of the best baseball teams in the state. The Warriors advanced to the sectional finals where they ultimately lost to the eventual state champion Providence Catholic Celtics. Still, they finished with the Herald-News Player of the Year (Conor Essenburg) and plenty of hope for the future. Fast forward to 2025. The future is now, and man is it bright. The Warriors have opened up the season with an 11-game win streak and are outscoring opponents 131-28.
Company Info
Joliet Herald-News
McLean, Virginia, United States
+1 703-854-6000