Fred Kroner is a journalist at Mahomet Town and Country Women's Club. He covers a variety of sports including baseball, softball, golf, basketball, and soccer, showcasing his passion for athletic events and community engagement. Fred's work has been featured in various local publications, highlighting his commitment to sports journalism.
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Fred Kroner primarily covers local sports events, particularly those involving the Mahomet-Seymour Bulldogs. He focuses on providing event coverage and results for various high school sports such as volleyball, soccer, basketball, golf, softball, and swimming.
Given his emphasis on local sports events and their outcomes in Illinois's Mahomet area, Fred may be interested in insightful perspectives from coaches or players involved in these events. Additionally, offering unique human interest angles or exceptional achievements within these sporting activities could capture his attention.
As Fred concentrates mainly on covering specific teams and local competitions rather than broader trends or issues within the world of sports journalism or professional leagues outside of the region he serves.
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By: Fred Kroner
By Fred Kroner Adam Smigielski qualified for state for Mahomet-Seymour in two events on Saturday (May 11) in the IESA 16-school, eighth-grade boys’ Class 4A sectional track and field meet at Kankakee. Smigielski won the 800 meters (personal-best 2:13.34) and was the runner-up in the 1,600 meters (personal-best 4:58.08). Jayvon Tompkins and Noah Snyder each
By Fred Kroner Mahomet-Seymour's softball team dropped a 12-2 decision at home on Wednesday (May 22) to Champaign Central in a Class 3A IHSA regional semifinal game.
By FRED KRONER [email protected] Sophomore Max Young pitched a complete-game four-hitter on Wednesday (May 22) as the Mahomet-Seymour
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By Fred Kroner Mahomet-Seymour's volleyball team beat all four opponents it faced – including one it had lost to three days earlier – and won the championship of the Centennial Tournament on Saturday (Sept. 7)
By FRED KRONER [email protected] Ellie Barker logged six kills, eight digs and one block on Tuesday (Sept. 10) as Mahomet-Seymour's
By Fred Kroner Mahomet-Seymour's 200-yard medley relay unit – featuring Karsyn Johnson, Callie Lu, Maddie Logsdon and Claire Waggoner – set
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By Fred Kroner Mahomet-Seymour athletes swept seven matches in straight sets on Tuesday (Sept. 10) en route to a 9-0 dual-meet victory in girls’ tennis at Paris. At No. 1 singles, Adella Bird beat Emerson Barrett, 6-1, 6-1.At No. 2 singles, Holland Martin bounced Bella Moreschi, 6-2, 6-2.At No. 3 singles Elana Religioso dealt Shelby
By Fred Kroner Reis Claybrooke fired rounds of 71 and 73 and tied for fifth place individually with a 144 in the 32-team Mattoon boys' golf invitational.
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By Fred Kroner Talynn O’Donnell won an individual event and anchored a school record-setting relay on Saturday (Sept.14) as the Mahomet-Seymour girls’ swimming team took third place in the nine-school Springfield Invitational. O’Donnell won the 500-yard freestyle in 5:22.48. She teamed up with Raegan O’Donell, Lainey Howard and Caroline Mills for a runner-up finish in
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