Matt Long is a travel writer, podcaster, and photographer at Nestle Chef To Chef in Minnesota. He specializes in experiential luxury travel, with a keen focus on Disney and competitive sports, while also touching on themes related to animals and animal care. Matt's work has been featured in the Garden City Telegram, kiwiblog, and Classicalite.
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Matt Long predominantly covers high school sports, particularly basketball games and tournaments. His focus is on event coverage and evolving stories related to these events. If you have information about upcoming high school basketball tournaments or noteworthy performances by teams or individual players, it would likely be of interest to him.
Given his extensive coverage of local sports events, reaching out with insights into standout player performances, underdog victories, or significant team rivalries could capture his attention.
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Vista wins third straight, hosts playoff game Oak Ridge's varsity girls' flag football team had its way in the Sac-Joaquin Section semifinal on Wednesday night, defeating Granite Bay, 34-0.
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