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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SOUTH BEND — It took a booming, highlight-reel shot to finally score against the Concord boys soccer team this postseason.
ELKHART — Ty Zartman was brilliant.
It was the draw Concord High football coach Craig Koehler didn’t want.
ELKHART — “It should be an old-fashioned, smash mouth football game.’’
ELKHART — Elkhart football coach Travon Curry took a deep breath then tried to put into words just how much the 2024 Lions meant to him.
The Northridge girls basketball team must find a way to replace three graduated seniors, all of whom are playing at the college level.
DUNLAP — There will not be a chess board on the 50-yard-line at Jake Field on Friday.
Tom Johnson has had some very good teams while the head coach of the Concord High School girls swimming team.
Updated of 3 DUNLAP — The game deserved to come down to one play.
With 9:17 remaining in Friday’s Class 5A sectional finals between Concord and Warsaw at Jake Field – right after the Minutemen took a 28-24 lead – I turned to pressbox
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