Matthew DeGeorge is a journalist with a focus on local news in Delaware County, specifically Springfield. He has written for various publications such as The Mercury, Daily Local News, and Springfield Press. Matthew covers a range of topics including sports, community events, and local interest stories.
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Matthew DeGeorge focuses on local sports coverage, particularly in Delaware County and Springfield. His articles predominantly cover high school soccer and basketball, as well as news related to the Union team. He regularly reports on specific events and evolving stories within these areas.
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By: Matthew DeGeorge
The 76ers’ Paul George celebrates after making a basket in the first quarter Sunday night against the Charlotte Hornets. (AP Photo/Matt Slocum)
By: Matthew DeGeorge
CHESTER — Read what you will into the dismissal of Jim Curtin as manager of the Philadelphia Union last week.
By: Matthew DeGeorge
CHESTER — Union owner Jay Sugarman Monday started out by saying plenty of nice things about Jim Curtin. Then, without mentioning the coach his club fired last Thursday, he said something even more revelatory.
By: Matthew DeGeorge
CHESTER — Union owner Jay Sugarman Monday started out by saying plenty of nice things about Jim Curtin. Then, without mentioning the coach his club fired last Thursday, he said something even more revelatory.
By: Matthew Degeorge
Curtin’s achievements many, but ultimately he fell short of annual goal
By: Matthew DeGeorge
McCain accounted for 27 points, just one turnover and a third of the Sixers' 3-pointers in 31 minutes in Sunday's 107-105 win. That only told a portion of McCain's impact in ...
By: Matthew DeGeorge
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By: Matthew Degeorge
In light of injuries, Sixers’ rookie starting to make name for himself
By: Matthew DeGeorge
The 76ers’ Jared McCain celebrates during the second half of Sunday night’s game against the Charlotte Hornets. (Matt Slocum – The Associated Press)
By: Matthew DeGeorge
Curtin had trouble matching his past success as team grew older and thinner Subscribe to continue reading this article. Originally Published:
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