Ken Sickenger is a sportswriter for the Albuquerque Journal. He specializes in a variety of sports topics, including team sports, competitive sports, and the business of sports marketing, often covering both professional and individual sports disciplines. Ken's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, Rio Rancho Observer, and KTBS-TV.
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Ken Sickenger's coverage mainly focuses on local sports, particularly basketball and soccer in New Mexico. If you are looking to reach out to Ken, consider providing insights or stories related to local sporting events, teams, players, and their performances. Additionally, if you have expert knowledge of the local sports scene in New Mexico or specific insights into basketball and soccer at the regional level in the United States, your pitch is more likely to resonate with him.
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UNM started out hot in the second-round game, but SDSU rallied late
UNM held to two hits in loss to Air Force in MW tournament
By: Ken Sickenger
Coach Amy Eagan's nearly all-new Lobo squad kicked off summer workouts Tuesday with defensive drills and plenty of enthusiasm.
Coach Amy Eagan's new-look UNM women's basketball team impressed fans at an open practice. Get the first scoop on the 2026-27 squad!
Meet Katie Duncan, the talented Australian guard joining UNM women's basketball. Learn about her impressive journey and what she brings to the Lobos.
First baseman is leaving the Lobos and transferring to Las Cruces with two years of eligibility remaining
St. Pius alum said he's ready for a change in scenery You never know when some of those long-ago college recruiting conversations might pay off.
Hawaii transfer 'a quick study' as she learns the intricacies of Eagan's system
6-foot-3 redshirt senior Mila Reynolds spent last season playing in UT Arlington with her sisters
Maya Thompson nearly decommitted after a coaching change, but one phone call with Amy Eagan convinced her to stay a Lobo.
