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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By: Matt Sottile
KETV NewsWatch 7 turned the mic over to Creighton men's basketball players to interview each other.
With a win, Creighton clinches a spot in the Elite 8 for the second year in a row and just the third time in program history.
By: Matt Sottile
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'We'll never be able to do it again with this group': Kalkbrenner, Scheierman and Alexander reflect on a historic run for Creighton.
By: Matt Sottile
OMAHA, Neb. — Millard West baseball is home to one of the best high school players in the country. Shortstop Tyson Lewis who committed to play college ball at Arkansas.
The Huskers guard heard her name called by the Phoenix Mercury on Monday night. KINGS COUNTY, N.Y. —
"Being able to call myself the best in Nebraska history ... it was so special," said Gonzalez.
By: Matt Sottile
Seven girls who played on the Crush basketball team in fourth grade will go on to play collegiate athletics next year.
The junior, who Matt Rhule called the most improved player this spring, becomes the first to enter the spring transfer portal.
The Skutt Catholic senior goalie set a new program record on Saturday with his 36th career shutout.
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