Matt Lindsay is a sports assistant for Newsday Media Group and the International News Media Association (INMA). With a focus on local sports in the United States, particularly in New York and Long Island, Matt covers a wide range of sports events and championships, providing in-depth analysis and reporting on teams and athletes.
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Matt Lindsay's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events, particularly football, wrestling, and volleyball. He appears to be interested in reporting on specific matches, tournaments, and player achievements within the New York area. Since his focus is largely event-based with evolving stories related to local sports events, he would likely be receptive to pitches offering exclusive insights into upcoming games or profiles of standout athletes from the region.
Given Matt's emphasis on local sports coverage in Long Island and New York, PR professionals could consider reaching out with information about high school sporting events or exceptional performances by young athletes that align with his established areas of interest such as football, wrestling, and volleyball.
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By: Denis P. Gorman
It wasn't the beautiful display of offensive fireworks the Stony Brook football team has shown in each of the previous three weeks.
By: Matt Lindsay
It doesn't take much for the Carle Place field hockey team to get rolling.
By: Matt Lindsay
Sam Raikos, Makayla Daube and the Mepham girls volleyball team have been waiting for this moment for more than a year.
Logan Coady is the only returning starter from last year's Massapequa boys volleyball team that entered the postseason as the top seed in Nassau County.
By: Matt Lindsay
There's no party like a Roslyn block party. Tomer Gilady, Zachary Kuppersmith and Benjy Rubin make great hosts.
By: Matt Lindsay
It's beginning to feel like 2021 for the Eastport-South Manor boys volleyball team.
By: Matt Lindsay
When Kyle Fagan walked off the floor after Ward Melville was eliminated in the pool play round of the state championships last year, he knew he and the Patriots would be back.
By: Matt Lindsay
The top priority for opposing defenses when they face Floyd is to stop Ja'Quan Thomas. But it's a lot easier said than done.
By: Matt Lindsay
ALBANY — Throughout the postseason, Eastport-South Manor boys volleyball coach Bill Kropp has said, “If we do what we do, we'll be fine.”
By: Matt Lindsay
ALBANY — The last two years have been historic for the Ward Melville boys volleyball team. Prior to last season, the Patriots had never reached the state tournament.
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