Katherine Fominykh is a sports journalist for The Capital and The Baltimore Sun, covering local sports in the Annapolis, Maryland area. She is passionate about promoting social justice and is an advocate for vaccination. Her work has also been featured in the Calhoun Times.
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Katherine Fominykh's articles primarily focus on local high school sports, particularly basketball and soccer. She covers events extensively, highlighting standout players and game results. If you are involved in or have insights into the local high school sports scene in Maryland, especially around basketball, football, soccer, or wrestling, reaching out to her could be beneficial.
Given her coverage of specific games and individual performances at a local level within Maryland's Annapolis area, sources with direct knowledge of the teams or players she mentions would likely resonate well with her reporting style.
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By: Katherine Fominykh
Broadneck volleyball took care of business Tuesday, beating Perry Hall in three sets in a Class 4A state semifinal. Anna Graves’ 11 kills led.
By: Katherine Fominykh
The Capital Gazette is honoring one boy and one girl high school student-athlete each week as Athletes of the Week.
By: Katherine Fominykh
Old Mill’s Tsedeke Jakovics and Crofton’s Olivia Feeley are this week’s Capital Gazette boys and girls high school Athletes of the Week.
By: Katherine Fominykh
Severna Park girls soccer scored two goals in the second half of the 2023 state championship to lift its first state plaque in 20 years.
The Severna Park girls soccer team celebrates after beating Towson in the 3A state championship game Thursday at Loyola Maryland. (John Gillis/Freelance)
By: Katherine Fominykh
Cardinals play Richard Montgomery on Friday for the Class 4A state championship
By: Katherine Fominykh
When the bus carrying Crofton girls soccer climbed the hill at Loyola Maryland on Friday night, goalkeeper Kaelyn Richardson's “jaw dropped” at the Ridley Athletic Complex stadium.
QB Malik Washington ends high school career with 31-7 win over McDonogh
By: Katherine Fominykh
Spalding’s Malik Washington, Severna Park’s Maria Bragg earn honors named Capital Gazette Athletes of the Week.
By: Katherine Fominykh
Broadneck quarterback CJ Watkins passed off to his running back, Ian Mauldin, more than he typically would this fall.
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