Evan Dennison is a journalist at Morehead News and LINK Media, LLC. He focuses on sports, particularly competitive sports, covering themes related to team sports and various sports disciplines. Evan's work has been featured in prominent publications, showcasing his dedication to delivering insightful sports journalism.
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Evan Dennison's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events in Northern Kentucky, with a significant emphasis on high school sports such as basketball and football. He also covers evolving stories and event coverage related to these sporting events.
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Additionally, considering Evan's interest in evolving stories, providing updates about ongoing tournaments or developments within the local sports scene might attract his attention. It is important to note that any pitches should align with the geographic focus on Northern Kentucky and relate specifically to high school level sports events.
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By: Josh Kalb, Evan Dennison
With Tyler Schumacher bringing his ace stuff and the Campbell County bats providing some timely hitting, the Camels are on their way to Sunday's 10th Region baseball championship.
By: Evan Dennison
It's been building up for four years. When Campbell County's group of now 10 seniors were freshman, they witnessed a region championship loss to Harrison County.
By: Evan Dennison
The eighth LINK nky Team of the Week (TOW) for the spring sports season presented by Ortho Cincy is the Covington Catholic track and field team.
Fourth time is the charm. In their fourth state softball tournament trip in the last five years, Highlands finally broke through.
By: Evan Dennison
Tyler Schumacher threw a complete game and Cam Tiemeier drove in three runs as Campbell County defeated LaRue County 6-1 in the first round of the KHSAA State Baseball Tournament.
By: Evan Dennison
Rally squirrel? Maybe it was the tree-dwelling rodent that got things going for the Tigers.
By: Evan Dennison
Cam Markus delivered a walk-off hit in the eighth inning as Highlands rallied past North Hardin 3-2 to reach its first KHSAA state semifinal.
By: Evan Dennison
It was quite the opposite of what Campbell County postseason games have been like.
Facing the No. 1 team in the state coming into Saturday night's KHSAA state baseball tournament quarterfinal, Beechwood knew it was up for a tall task.
By: Evan Dennison
Highlands came into Friday's KHSAA state softball tournament semifinal with a monumental task at hand. The first pitch reaffirmed it.
