Ken Kush is a local journalist based in York, Nebraska. He covers sports events and news for the York Municipal Airport, providing updates on high school basketball games, tournaments, and individual achievements. Ken's articles highlight the accomplishments and challenges faced by local teams and athletes in the York community.
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Ken Kush's articles predominantly focus on local high school sports, particularly basketball and wrestling events. If you're involved in or have insights into the local high school sports scene in Nebraska, specifically York, such as standout athletes, notable games or tournaments, your input would likely be of interest to Ken.
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CRETE, Neb. - The York University men's basketball team dropped a 74-62 contest at Doane Wednesday evening.
By York University Sports Information Panthers lose against Coyotes in straight sets
By: Ken Kush
York University By York University Sports Information York University Women's Basketball loses close one at Mount Marty
LINCOLN-The Southwest Roughriders and their fans came in riding high as they were 34-0 entering Friday morning's Class D1 State semifinal at Pinnacle Bank Arena against No. 5 seed Exeter-Milligan/Friend.
By: Ken Kush
LINCOLN- When the Nebraska State Volleyball championships closed the doors on the 2024 season following Papillion La Vista South's sweep over Elkhorn
By: Ken Kush
OMAHA- Should there be more stringent transfer rules?
Class A School (Rec.) | Pvs. 1. Papillion-La Vista South (34-5) | 1 2. Elkhorn South (26-10) | 4 3. Millard West (24-9) | 3
YORK- The Exeter-Milligan/Friend Bobcats caught a wave of success late in the season and rode that all the way to the Class D1 State Championship match against Superior.
By: Brent Wagner, Ken Kush
The Nebraska women's basketball team rated No. 21 in the nation got a season-high 22 points from senior Alexis Markowski in the Huskers 84-58 win on Tuesday.
Husker football players introduce themselves at the Centennial High School basketball games on Friday, Jan. 26 in Utica.
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