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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Five players each from Benet and Naperville Central and four players from Naperville North are among the selections.
By: Matt Le Cren
Naperville Central junior forward Emerson Burke, a Michigan recruit, set the program’s single-season record with 40 goals.
Seven players from Naperville Central, six players from Benet and three players from Naperville North are among the selections.
By: Matt Le Cren
Grant Umbright guided Naperville Central to its third state trophy as he went 9-1 with a 2.03 ERA and led the team in multiple offensive categories.
Five players each from Class 4A state semifinalist Naperville Central and Naperville North are among the selections.
By: Matt Le Cren
Cincinnati defender Ella Burke, a Naperville Central graduate, was sidelined for nearly two years with a torn ACL and compartment syndrome.
By: Matt Le Cren
Former Naperville Central soccer star Ella Burke raced up and down the field doing what she does best while playing the sport she loves the most. It was a feeling Burke had feared she would never expe...
By: Matt Le Cren
Vanderbilt catcher Colin Barczi, whose shoulder surgery was performed by the doctor who repaired Chicago Cubs pitcher Justin Steele’s elbow, is eligible for the draft.
By: Matt Le Cren
Naperville North graduate Tanner Mally is draft-eligible after batting .446 in his junior season at Western Michigan.
By: Matt Le Cren
Sophia Cochran is the second player from Naperville Central’s Class 3A state runner-up team to commit to Michigan.
