Ken Fox is a sports writer and the proud sports editor for Elkhart Truth. With a passion for racing and being a lifelong Cub fan, Ken brings his enthusiasm and dedication to covering local sports in Elkhart County, Indiana. He is committed to advocating for athletes and providing in-depth coverage of high school basketball and other sports events in the area.
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Ken Fox's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports, particularly basketball in the Elkhart area. He also covers government and politics to a lesser extent. Given his focus on high school basketball and local teams, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming games, player profiles or interviews with coaches and players.
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DUNLAP — It turned out to be the exact kind of game everyone expected.
The trip from Concord to Jimtown takes perhaps 10 minutes down Mishawaka Road to County Road 24.
The Jimtown boys tennis team defeated Concord, 4-1 on Thursday in a non-conference match-up The Jimmies swept the singles matches, including a three-set battle won by Zane Wort at No. 1.
ELKHART — The smile said it all. It wasn't the easiest or the prettiest, but Elkhart football coach Travon Curry earned his first career
Mishawaka football coach Keith Kinder isn’t worried about a letdown this week after a big win over Penn last Friday.
DUNLAP — "You knew it had to come down to a play like that for us to finally beat them.''
The unmistakable voice on the other end of my cellphone left little doubt as to who was calling.
For a team coming off a game where they scored 69 points in a half of football, the defense of the Elkhart Lions can’t be overlooked.
MISHAWAKA — Nate Andrews didn't bring his Northwood football team to Mishawaka to play conservatively.
ken fox, the elkhart truth, ind. MISHAWAKA — Nate Andrews didn't bring his Northwood football team to Mishawaka to play conservatively.
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