Matt Le Cren is a freelance reporter for the Tribune. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, focusing on competitive sports, team sports, individual sports, and the sports business. His work has been featured in notable publications including the Daily Herald, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Chicago Tribune, and Vondrak Publishing Company.
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Matt Le Cren's coverage primarily focuses on local sports, specifically girls and high school basketball in the Chicago area. If you're looking to reach out to him, consider offering stories related to upcoming basketball events, standout players or teams, and any evolving narratives within the local basketball scene.
Given Matt's extensive event coverage focus, he might be interested in receiving announcements about upcoming basketball tournaments or significant games involving high school teams. Additionally, providing insights into investment analysis related to local sports or commentary on how certain events could impact the future of youth basketball in his coverage area may also capture his attention.
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By: Matt Le Cren
High school football fans and college scouts are going to see a lot more of Naperville North tight end Aiden Trasatt this season.
By: Matt Le Cren
Naperville Central will try to dethrone defending Class 3A state champion Naperville North as Benet moves to the Chicago Catholic League.
By: Matt Le Cren
Senior midfielder Dylan Healy is the only returning starter for Naperville North, which has won four state titles in 10 years.
By: Matt Le Cren
Sophia Youssef is one of just two returning starters for Benet, which has finished second in Class 4A in four straight seasons.
By: Matt Le Cren
As Benet reloads with youth, the DuPage Valley Conference is loaded with experienced players.
By: Matt Le Cren
Tito Ajibola makes five catches for 102 yards and a touchdown and also plays well on defense in Metea Valley’s loss to St. Charles East.
By: Matt Le Cren
Benet’s Sophia Youssef is an expert at making adjustments, whether she’s switching positions, navigating cultures or traveling around the world The 6-foot-1 senior can play middle hitter or setter...
By: Matt Le Cren
There are two reasons why high school football fans and college scouts are going to see a lot more of Naperville North tight end Aiden Trasatt this season. The first is because there is a lot more of ...
By: Matt Le Cren
Naperville North senior midfielder Dylan Healy cherishes the memory of winning the Class 3A state championship last season. Few of his current teammates can relate to the feeling. Healy, a Kenyon comm...
By: Matt Le Cren
Metea Valley coach Patrick Sheehan said Charlie Larson “didn’t even bat an eye” when he was asked to move to wide receiver.
