Justin A. Cohn is a journalist who focuses on local sports in Fort Wayne, Indiana. He is a writer for The Journal Gazette and covers the Fort Wayne Komets hockey team extensively, providing game recaps, player profiles, and analysis of team performance.
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Justin A. Cohn's focus is primarily on local ice hockey team, the Komets, and their performance in the ECHL. His coverage heavily emphasizes event coverage with a significant portion dedicated to announcements and evolving stories within this specific sports context.
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By: Justin A. Cohn
If the Komets are going to have success this season – and that would probably be defined as reaching the second round of the playoffs, something that hasn’t happened since
Defenseman Ethan Ritchie has left the Komets, but defenseman Tyler Inamoto was activated Wednesday after starting the season on injured reserve.
By: Justin A. Cohn
The Komets have a 5-1-0 record – their best six-game start since 2021 – but they're know a bigger test awaits in Ohio.
A brutal stretch has begun for the Komets — six games in the span of 10 days in four different cities — and the opponent Friday night couldn’t have been
By: Justin A. Cohn
The Komets had no shortage of scoring chances during the first 39 minutes, 52 seconds of Saturday night’s game. But Kalamazoo Wings goaltender Jonathan Lemieux was putting on an absolute
The Komets are off to a 7-1-0 start after their 4-3 victory at Memorial Coliseum over the Kalamazoo Wings. Brannon McManus had the winning goal, set up by former Kalamazoo
By: Justin A. Cohn
Off to a 7-1-0 start, their best through eight games since 2014, the Komets have been insisting there's something special about their roster. We should temper our enthusiasm – there
Regardless of the score, you can be sure Brannon McManus is talking when he’s on the Komets’ bench. Talking to his teammates, to the opponents, to him himself. “Literally whatever
By: Justin A. Cohn
The Komets lose 3-1 to the Wheeling Nailers in a morning game at WesBanco Arena, though Jack Dugan scores and Kyle Mayhew assists to increase his streak to nine games.
By: Justin A. Cohn
Jack Dugan scored a goal and Kyle Mayhew extended his point-scoring streak to nine games – every game played this season – but the Komets lost 3-1 to the Wheeling
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