Ron Cooke is a journalist for The Key West Citizen, focusing on local news and events in the Florida Keys. With a passion for capturing the essence of the community, Ron's articles often delve into the history, traditions, and notable individuals that make the Florida Keys unique.
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Ron Cooke's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports events and activities, particularly in the Key West area. Given this emphasis, it may be beneficial to approach him with pitches related to upcoming local sporting events, human-interest stories about athletes or coaches from the region, or features that highlight the historical significance of sports within Key West.
Since Ron’s coverage heavily involves event reports and announcements along with press releases, providing timely information about upcoming sporting events in the Florida Keys could increase chances of successful outreach. Additionally, sharing heartwarming stories about community involvement in youth sports or high school athletics may align well with his interests.
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All eyes were on the rolling puck in front of the Red Wings goal in the first period of U14 playoffs with 3D Boatyard.
By: Ron Cooke
Dayton House, left, and Victoria Tamayo from Belle Chase, Louisianna, got to the start line after the race started but were not the last to finish the 3.1-mile stroll.
By: Ron Cooke
Coach Elliot Bacon Valdez set up his patented skills course for the afternoon campers at the Bobby Menendez Gym.
The Key West CPOA Jaibas took the Men's Over-39 championship May 19, 2015, with a win over the Snappers in the title game.
The Marathon boys team took off for the start of the Junior Orange Bowl Invitational on Oct. 5, 2018.
By: Ron Cooke
In his first year as the Key West head football coach, Johnny Hughes, center, watched the future of the Conchs backfield, quarterback Juwan
Baseball is the King of Sports in Key West during the spring season, but “Fall Ball” youth leagues never really took off, with other youth activities like the highly popular
The Hurricanes had no answer for Key West's Loubins Fleuridor in the second half with a hat trick for the junior midfielder.
It was not pretty but, it was a win.
By: Ron Cooke
The Key West U14 parade proceeded in front of Key West High School, on down to Kennedy Drive, left North Roosevelt Boulevard and back to City Hall on White Street.
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