Ken Schott is the Sports Editor at The Leader-Herald. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including hockey, football, and sports business, while also delving into competitive and professional sports, as well as event management and broadcasting. Ken's work has been featured in notable publications such as the New Hampshire Union Leader, Stonehill College Field Hockey, and The Daily Gazette.
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Ken Schott's primary focus is on local sports, particularly college hockey with a specific emphasis on Union College and RPI. He also covers Section 2 basketball and NFL events.
Given his coverage attributes, Ken would be most responsive to pitches offering insights into local college hockey events, including interviews or analysis from coaches, players, or other figures involved in these teams. Additionally, he may be interested in previews or reviews of upcoming games within the mentioned leagues.
Local businesses sponsoring or involved with the covered teams might find success by reaching out for potential partnerships related to game coverage. Any community-related initiatives tied to these sports could also interest him due to his localized focus.
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The NFL regular season wraps up this weekend. A few thoughts.
By: Ken Schott
The Union men's hockey ended the first half of the season on a four-game losing streak. But it's a new year, and the Garnet Chargers put their end to 2024 behind them Friday against Brown.
It wasn't the way the Union women's hockey team wanted to start the second half of its season.
The Iona women’s basketball team outscored Siena 32-23 in the second quarter, helping the Gaels to an 82-75 MAAC victory over the Saints Siena on Saturday at Hynes Athletics Center
By: Ken Schott
Lilly Phillips and Kayla Cooper each shot 6 for 10 from the field to help the UAlbany women's basketball team to a 53-39 America East Conference
By: Ken Schott
The UMass Lowell men's basketball team rallied from a four-point halftime deficit Saturday to defeat UAlbany 73-69 in the America East opener for both teams at Broadview Center.
The Union women's hockey team dropped a 5-2 ECAC Hockey decision to Princeton on Saturday. Garnet Chargers head coach Tony Maci, defenseman Kendal Davidson and forward Danica Mark discuss the
By: Ken Schott
SCHENECTADY — After giving up a season-high eight goals to Quinnipiac on Friday, Union women's hockey head coach Tony Maci was looking for a better defensive effort Saturday against Princeton.
By: Ken Schott
It wasn't looking good for the Union men's hockey team heading into the third period of Saturday's ECAC Hockey game against Yale at Ingalls Rink in New Haven, Connecticut.
By: Ken Schott
of 4 It wasn't a December to remember for the Union men's hockey team.
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