Ken Fillmore is a sports editor for KPC Media Group Inc., focusing on local sports in Kendallville, Indiana. With a passion for covering high school athletics, Ken provides in-depth coverage of games, matches, and meets, highlighting the achievements and impact of local athletes.
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LAGRANGE — The sprint that is the Indiana prep girls golf season is already winding down. Conference tournaments were held on Saturday and sectionals beckon this Friday.
WATERLOO — East Noble volleyball coach Payton Hunley was looking for her first win in the Northeast 8 Conference while leading the Knights.
Former Hamilton High School coach Rich Coffey died on Friday in Fishers at the age of 74.
CHURUBUSCO — Churubusco's football team took it to Prairie Heights in the first half on the way to a 30-6 homecoming victory Friday.
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Updated of 2 COLUMBIA CITY — East Noble did well before the really important stuff gets going. DeKalb got another round of learning.
KENDALLVILLE — East Noble and Columbia City have been on a collision course all season as two of the top three teams in the Northeast 8 Conference.
HUNTERTOWN — Fremont's boys tennis team represented itself really well in the program's first regional final appearance against a perennial northern Indiana powerhouse on its home courts Wednesday.
FREMONT — Fremont scored first and carried a small lead in to the fourth quarter against Prairie Heights Friday night. But the Panthers made all the plays over the final several minutes to defeat the Eagles 14-7 at Max Mitchell Sports Complex.
FORT WAYNE — Westview's boys soccer team did what it needed to do against an explosive Blackhawk Christian team Saturday night to force a penalty kick shootout in the Braves' Class 1A sectional final.
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