Matt Case is a sports journalist at The Roanoke Times. He covers high school sports with a focus on both team and individual sports disciplines, while also exploring themes related to law and legal affairs in the sports world. Matt's work has been featured in the Rapid City Journal Media Group, Bristol Herald Courier, and Richmond Times-Dispatch.
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Roanoke, United States (Local)
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Matt Case's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly high school football and basketball in the Virginia area. He primarily covers events and announcements related to these sports, with a strong focus on state championships.
Given Matt's emphasis on local sports events, he would likely be interested in pitches that provide unique insights or human-interest angles related to high school athletics in the Roanoke region. Personal stories of athletes or coaches overcoming challenges could resonate well with his audience.
Pitches offering access to exclusive interviews with key figures involved in local sports events, such as coaches or players from the covered schools, may also capture Matt's attention. Additionally, providing statistical analysis or historical context for upcoming games can add value to potential story ideas for him.
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Chris Worley isn’t a writer, and he didn’t read a lot in high school. But after the near-death experience his daughter endured and its aftermath, he felt compelled to document the harrowing story.
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A federal judge heard arguments Monday in the case involving a Roanoke family seeking a preliminary injunction to immediately allow their homeschooled
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A Roanoke County family's attempt to immediately allow their homeschooled son to compete in public high school athletics while their main lawsuit proceeds was denied by a federal judge.
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ROCKY MOUNT — The obstacles facing the Glen Allen High School baseball team were apparent. Face the top seed in the Region 5C semifinals, a state tournament berth on the line, and drive three hours from home to do it.
