Mark Murdock is a sports editor at KPC Media Group Inc. He covers a diverse range of topics within the sports realm, including gymnastics, football, and golf, while also exploring themes related to transportation and mobility, as well as arts and entertainment. Mark's work has been featured in EUGENE, RALPH E JR, showcasing his expertise in both competitive and professional sports.
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Mark Murdock's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events, particularly high school sports and college commitments. If you're reaching out to him, consider providing insights or stories related to these specific topics within the geographical area of United States, Indiana, Kendallville. This could include updates on high school sports events, in-depth analysis of basketball or wrestling matches, or news related to college commitments from local athletes. Keep in mind that Mark's audience is likely interested in news relevant to their community and its sporting achievements.
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Updated WATERLOO — Ryan Robertson is going to hit the ground running at DeKalb.
WATERLOO — DeKalb was able to find its comfort zone in the second half, which turned out to be bad news for Blackhawk Christian.
WATERLOO — East Noble took some roundhouse punches from DeKalb at the start of Friday's game, but stayed standing.
KENDALLVILLE — Fans likely left East Noble's Big Blue Pit Saturday talking about the three-point barrage DeKalb's girls let loose in the second half.
ANGOLA — A big game from the bigs keyed a big comeback for DeKalb.
WATERLOO — DeKalb drew close to Columbia City in the third quarter Friday night.
By: Mark Murdock
WATERLOO — DeKalb drew close to Columbia City in the third quarter Friday night. You know what they say about close.
COLUMBIA CITY — Columbia City made the plays to close out a close game Saturday.
By: Mark Murdock
COLUMBIA CITY — Columbia City made the plays to close out a close game Saturday.
COLUMBIA CITY — Wrestlers had a dress rehearsal of sorts with conference pride on the line Saturday.
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