Kevin Minnick is a Senior High School Reporter for nj.com and HSSportsNJ. With a focus on local sports in New Jersey, Kevin covers a wide range of high school sports events and provides in-depth analysis and coverage of games, players, and teams. He is a proud graduate of the University of Maryland and his opinions are his own.
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Kevin Minnick's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly high school basketball in New Jersey. He consistently covers game results and player rankings.
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By: Kevin Minnick
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| The 2024 high school baseball season proved to be another that players, coaches, teams and fans will remember for quite a long time.
By: Kevin Minnick
Confidence can take anyone a long way. Whenever Ryder Garino stepped on the mound, he firmly believed no one would beat him.
By: Luis Torres, Kevin Minnick
| The 2024 high school baseball season proved to be another that players, coaches, teams and fans will remember for quite a long time.
By: Kevin Minnick
If you wear the Delsea uniform, you certainly know how to bunt. Small ball played a big part in the Crusaders' success this past high school season.
By: Kevin Minnick
You never know who might step out of the shadows at Citizens Bank Park.
By: Kevin Minnick
One of New Jersey's winningest boys basketball coaches, Joe Kessler has called it a career.
By: Kevin Minnick
Respected for his knowledge of X's and O's as much as for what he brings to a program off the floor, Mike Ricci will be back on the sidelines this winter.
A true coaching giant at Absegami High School, Greg Goodwin passed away Sunday after a year-long battle with pancreatic cancer. Goodwin was 63.
By: Kevin Minnick, Luis Torres
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