Kevin Hieronymus is a Sports Editor specializing in local sports coverage in Waltham, Massachusetts. With a focus on high school athletics, Kevin provides comprehensive coverage of basketball games, tournaments, and other sporting events in the area.
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Kevin Hieronymus focuses on local sports coverage, particularly basketball and high school sports in the United States, with a specific focus on Massachusetts and Waltham. Given his emphasis on event coverage of local sporting events, he is likely to be interested in pitches that provide previews or recaps of high school basketball games or tournaments within his designated geographic area.
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By: Kevin Hieronymus
Girls basketball Princeton 54, Streator 22: Camryn Driscoll scored 18 points and Keighley Davis added 14 to lead the Tigresses to victory in their opening game of the Ottawa Holiday Tournament on Thursday.
Girls basketball Kewanee 57, Bureau Valley 31 JV: Kewanee 41-9 Princeton 54, Streator 22 Princeton 22, St. Bede 17 (F/S)
He didn’t have a father-figure growing up, yet he became one for the many kids he coached, taught and recruited for his detasseling crew. He was a true gentleman, humble, honest and friendly as anyone you’d ever meet.
Here are Hal Adkins' photos of Thursday's Galva at LaMoille boys basketball game
Boys basketball Bureau Valley at Fulton Dwight at Henry-Senachwine Fieldcrest 44, Eureka 39 Mendota 60, Princeton 52
Mendota spoiled Princeton's home opener in front of a big crowd at Prouty Gym, defeating the Tigers 60-52.
Keighley Davis poured in 25 points and Camryn Driscoll added 17 points for Princeton (8-2), who will meet Ottawa in Saturday's semifinals at noon. The winner will advance to the finals at 7:30 p.m. against the winner between Morris and Metamora.
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By: Kevin Hieronymus
Princeton had three champions among seven place-finishers in Saturday's Dewitt Saber Invitational.
Girls basketball Ottawa Holiday Tournament IVC 43, L-P 33 7th place - L-P 57, Plainfield Central 21 Ottawa 51, Princeton 22
The game started with the “oldies but goodies” featuring the 40 and over group, which actually started at 37 years up. The venerable Don Smucker, 71, a 1971 Tiskilwa graduate, certainly showed he still has game.
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