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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Ken Fillmore's coverage focuses mainly on local sports events, particularly high school basketball and swimming. He seems to prioritize event coverage and evolving stories related to these sports in the United States, Indiana, specifically Kendallville.
If you have news or feature ideas related to high school sports events, especially basketball and swimming in the mentioned geographic area, Ken would be a suitable contact for such pitches. Additionally, if there are evolving stories around local sports teams or athletes within this region that could pique his interest.
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ANGOLA — Angola's girls basketball team has a good blend of athletes young and old that can contend for conference and sectional championships.
FREMONT — Fremont's boys basketball team will rely heavily on its five starting seniors to get to where it wants to go this season.
FREMONT — Led by the big three of Addy Parr, Grace Scharlach and Mya Turner, big things are expected for the Fremont girls basketball team.
FREMONT — Fremont senior catcher Myleigh Carper signed a letter of intent to play softball at NCAA Division II University of Findlay (Ohio) on Nov. 22.
New Angola High School head swim coach Sarah Weilein has inherited a strong core for this season.
SOUTH WHITLEY — One of Whitko's most decorated track and field athletes ever will be taking her talents and strong work habits to the NCAA Division I level as senior Gwen Howard signed with Duke University recently.
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BRUSHY PRAIRIE -- Prairie Heights High School held its fall sports awards program last month.
It was another very strong season on the tennis courts for East Noble's Ettore Bona, and a very special season for the Fremont boys tennis team.
KNIGHTSTOWN – Over time, an athletic career will be more about people and experiences than wins and losses.
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