Kev Hunter is a Sports Writer at various publications including The Reporter, Springfield Press, and The Trentonian. He focuses on professional sports, particularly football and softball, while also incorporating themes of Christianity and his passion for gaming. Kev's work has been featured in multiple outlets such as the Courier-Post and Burlington County Times.
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Kev Hunter's coverage is heavily focused on local sporting events, particularly high school sports in Pennsylvania. If you have insights or stories related to PIAA State Playoffs, volleyball, or specific high schools such as La Salle High School and Germantown Academy, Kev would likely be interested.
Given the localized nature of his focus, Kev may respond well to pitches that highlight compelling narratives about local athletes and teams participating in the covered events. Additionally, if you can provide unique angles on ongoing tournaments or emerging talents from within these areas, it could capture his interest.
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By: Kev Hunter
VOORHEES - The baseball diamond served as a classroom for Sean Karbach last season.
By: Kev Hunter
Kev Hunter | For the Courier-Post AUDUBON - Taylor Cusick's fluid swings in batting practice on Friday may have provided the first
GLOUCESTER - In one of the program's biggest games in a half a century, Ayden Daily came through.
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Kev Hunter | For the Courier-Post GLOUCESTER - There wasn't a dry eye or clean uniform to be seen.
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Kev Hunter and Tom McGurk | For the Courier-Post PENNSAUKEN - Even though Kadence Dumas now runs at the University of Delaware, her
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Freshman Trey Alecxander ran for two second-half TDs to lead Williamstown and returning coach Frank Fucetola to a win over Seneca
WOOLWICH — Baby steps are quickly transforming into smooth, flowing strides.The young Camden football team continues to mature on the fly, evidenced by a 30-0 road victory over Kingsway.
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Millville junior Octavion Spence keyed a smothering defense that held Washington Township to one 17-yard scoring drive
CAMDEN — Of all the yards Christian Braxton gained Friday night, none were more satisfying than the 17 tough third-down yards he gained on a crucial, game-clinching drive in the fourth quarter.
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