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
Jayden Shipps hid to Malik Washington's left with a scarlet cap in his hand.
Archbishop Spalding is attempting a takeover of College Park. A little over 24 hours after Cavaliers quarterback Malik Washington and
By: Katherine Fominykh
There is nothing, Erin Gallagher-Johnson said, like beating the “crap out of each other” on the field and having a beer after.
By: Katherine Fominykh
St. Mary's has made its interim boys lacrosse coach permanent. Will Dalton will assume the role, left vacant after the school relieved previous coach Victor Lilly of his duties in May.
By: Katherine Fominykh
Broadneck coach Kathy Perrotta left Olivia Mellynchuk completely alone during her state finals match.
By: Katherine Fominykh
In under two weeks, millions of people will turn on the television in the morning and discover water polo as nations — including the three-time gold medalist U.S. women's team — compete at the Paris Olympics.
By: Katherine Fominykh
Katherine Fominykh Kids and Spalding players drill water polo at a free “try it” day at Crofton Swim & Tennis Club on July 14, 2024.
By: Katherine Fominykh
Ryn Feemster is a defender, first and foremost. Regardless of whether she has a soccer ball on her foot, a basketball in her hands or a
Severna Park’s Ryn Feemster is the 2024 Capital Gazette Girls Athlete of the Year. (Paul W. Gillespie/Staff photo)
By: Katherine Fominykh
There is a reality in which Delmar White — considered the best heavyweight wrestler in Maryland and a defensive lineman bound for Maryland football — plays baseball and baseball alone at Chesapeake High.
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