Matthew Britton is a local journalist based in West Virginia, specifically in the Madison area. He writes for multiple newspapers including The Coal Valley News and The Lincoln Journal, Inc. Matthew covers a range of topics including community events, local news, sports, and education.
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Matthew Britton's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly high school sports and community events in the West Virginia area. If you have relevant information or a unique angle related to high school sports, county news, school board meetings, community events, or local businesses in the West Virginia region (especially Madison), he would likely be interested.
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SPENCER - The Logan Wildcats (2-5) suffered a fourth straight loss Friday night, losing on the road to Class AA No. 2 Roane County (7-0) by a final score of 55-6.
HUNDRED - The long road trip to Wetzel County was worthwhile for Man on Saturday, as the Hillbillies snapped a four game losing streak with a 34-0 win in a shortened game against Hundred.
CHAPMANVILLE - The Chapmanville Tigers finished the 2024 regular season on a positive note Thursday night, securing a 3-0 sweep of the visiting Mingo Central Miners by final scores of 25-12, 25-22 and 25-22.
CHAPMANVILLE - The Chapmanville Tigers finished the 2024 regular season on a positive note Thursday night, securing a 3-0 sweep of the visiting Mingo Central Miners by final scores of
CHAPMANVILLE — The Chapmanville Tigers (3-5) used a 21 point second half on Friday night to pull away from rival Logan (2-6) and earn a comfortable 35-7 home victory.
MAN - The Class AA No. 11 Scott Skyhawks (6-2) used a strong defensive second half on Friday night to pull away from the Man Hillbillies (3-5) and secure a 33-17 road victory.
MADISON - The hosting Scott Skyhawks volleyball team eliminated Logan with a 3-0 sweep during the semifinal round of the sectional tournament on Tuesday evening.
HAMLIN - The Chapmanville Tigers volleyball team swept Lincoln County 3-0 during the first round of the Region IV-Section II volleyball tournament Monday evening by set scores of 25-16, 25-15 and 25-16.
LOGAN -- Ronnie Staley III and Jayden Waymon each scored a pair of touchdowns Friday night to lead the visiting No. 10 Class AA Wayne Pioneers (5-4) to an important 55-20 victory over the Logan Wildcats (2-7) at Willis-Nisbet Stadium.
DELBARTON - Chapmanville (4-5) outlasted Mingo Central (2-6) in a defensive battle Friday night on Miner Mountain, securing a crucial 14-6 victory that keeps the Tigers’ playoff hopes well alive.
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