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A sports-fanatic since childhood, Kenneth Manoj has nurtured that passion to what it is today: the fuel behind his content-creating machine. From podcasts to print journalism, to live broadcast production and on-camera coverage, Kenneth has worked hard to learn multiple skillsets within media production to make his content engaging and informative.

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Cooper Flagg returns to Hoophall: Learn more about the Maine-born basketball phenom

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South Hadley's future remains bright despite loss in D-IV girls basketball state finals (photos)

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Revs stumble in home opener, Toronto's Lorenzo Insigne scores stunner (video)

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Xavier's Isabel Brozena defends her title, wins 123rd Mass. Women's Am championship

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Isabel Brozena came out on Friday determined to prove that last year's championship performance was no mere fluke. The North Reading, Mass. native scored a 2-and-1 win over Westford's Molly Smith to clinch the 123rd Massachusetts Women's Amateur championship at the Oak Hill Country Club in Fitchburg. Brozena, who plays collegiately for Xavier University, is the first back-to-back champion since Sharon's Isabel Southard (Boston College/University of Denver) won in 2014 and 2015.
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Xavier’s Isabel Brozena defends her title, wins 123rd Mass. Women’s Am championship Original

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Isabel Brozena came out on Friday determined to prove that last year’s championship performance was no mere fluke. The North Reading, Mass. native scored a 2-and-1 win over Westford’s Molly Smith to clinch the 123rd Massachusetts Women’s Amateur championship at the Oak Hill Country Club in Fitchburg. Brozena, who plays collegiately for Xavier University, is the first back-to-back champion since Sharon’s Isabel Southard (Boston College/University of Denver) won in 2014 and 2015.
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Dream dominate the Sun behind Allisha Gray, Rhyne Howard with 29 points each Original

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UNCASVILLE, Conn. — Allisha Gray and Rhyne Howard shot the lights out on Thursday night, powering the Dream to their largest margin of victory yet this season. Gray and Howard scored a combined 58 points to lead the Atlanta Dream past the Connecticut Sun 104-69. Atlanta jumped in front early and pulled away midway through the second quarter, building a 19-point lead by halftime. Howard had a game-high 23 points at the break, with 15 points coming in the opening quarter alone.
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What's your favorite social network?

MeetUp, love using it to find local activities like pick up soccer or trail hikes or board game nights.

What story are you most proud of writing or working on?

My story on jersey number retirement ceremony for former Stanford football player and Arizona-native, Zach Hoffpauir: https://cronkitenews.azpbs.org/2021/10/01/centennial-high-school-football-standout-remembers-zach-hoffpauir/

What advice can you offer to aspiring journalists?

"Fear is the mind killer." Frank Herbert's Dune. Never let fear of failure or embarrassment or rejection be a deterrent.