Matt Sottile is a Weekend Anchor and Multimedia Journalist (MMJ) for Western Mass News and KETV. Based in Omaha, Nebraska, Matt covers local news and sports stories, including high school and college athletics, community events, and human interest stories. With a passion for storytelling, Matt strives to bring impactful and engaging news to his audience.
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Matt Sottile's coverage heavily focuses on sports, particularly volleyball and college sports. He also covers local events such as a power plant roof collapse. When reaching out to Matt, consider providing insights or access to individuals involved in the highlighted events, especially those related to volleyball and college sports.
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Nebraska faces its first road test of the season at Purdue after Friday's overtime loss vs. Illinois.
By: Matt Sottile
LINCOLN, Neb. — It's Dylan Raiola's time, Tom Shatel says. Raiola is fearless and loose, and the Nebraska football team should follow his attitude, Shatel adds.
WATCH: Millard South took down previously undefeated Papio, 56-21, in the Operation Football Monster Matchup. Full highlights from across the Metro:
By: Matt Sottile
LINCOLN, Neb. — At the midway point of the season, the only blemish on Nebraska's resume is an overtime loss at the hands of a Top 25 team.
By: Matt Sottile
Creighton Athletic Director Marcus Blossom sat down with KETV NewsWatch 7 for an in-depth interview on his thoughts on the Jays, coach Greg McDermott and more.
By: Matt Sottile
"He's going to go down as one of the best players in the history of our schools," said Creighton head coach Greg McDermott.
This Saturday, the Huskers return home for the first time in four weeks. They're looking for their first win since they last played in Lincoln on Oct. 5.
WATCH: Eight teams punched their tickets to the states on Wednesday night. OMAHA, Neb. — Eight teams punched tickets to the NSAA State Volleyball Championship on Wednesday night.
By: Matt Sottile
High school volleyball state tournament begins on Wednesday, but on Saturday it was district championships.
Union Omaha advanced days after Mechack Jérôme and his family were injured in a duplex explosion in Bellevue.
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