Greg Mattura is a sports writer for North Jersey Media Group, with his work also appearing in publications such as Daily Record NJ, Researcher, New Jersey Herald, Yahoo Sports, and Burlington County Times. Greg's focus is on local sports in New Jersey, particularly basketball, and he covers a range of topics including game recaps, player profiles, rankings, and tournament coverage.
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Bergen County, New Jersey, United States (Local)
Greg Mattura's coverage is heavily focused on local high school sports, particularly boys basketball. He provides extensive event coverage and highlights the performances of individual players. If you are involved in the local high school sports scene or have insights into standout player performances, upcoming events, or emerging trends in these areas, reaching out to Greg with specific story angles related to basketball would likely be most effective.
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After an exciting season, the following players have been selected to the 2024 All-North Jersey girls golf teams.
By: Greg Mattura
Caldwell is headed to its second state baseball semifinal in three years, and Passaic Valley is still searching for that elusive first sectional title
Pascack Valley's young No. 7, 8, and 9 hitters delivered big performances as the Panthers beat Caldwell in the Group 2 state semifinals.
By: Greg Mattura
HAMILTON − The hits kept coming and coming for Pompton Lakes on the way to its first state baseball title.And for Cardinals left-hander Tyler
By: Greg Tartaglia, Greg Mattura
The streak of Bergen County baseball teams winning the Non-Public A state championship ended at three this spring.
By: Greg Mattura
BLOOMFIELD – Yet another Greyserman brother has come knocking at the door of the New Jersey Amateur Golf Championship.
By: Greg Mattura
The New Jersey Amateur Golf Championship has its first pair of title-winning brothers.
By: Greg Mattura
Reed Greyserman, 19, won the 123rd New Jersey Amateur Golf Championship and he and older brother Max, who won in 2015, are the first sibling titlists.
By: Greg Mattura
Sophomore Ryan Lewis represents the first returning quarterback with experience that Bogota has had in at least seven years.
By: Greg Mattura
Whenever Greg Butler bumps into someone from North Jersey, he receives the same puzzled response: “What the hell are you doing here?”
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