Matthew Ogle is a staff writer and multimedia journalist for VYPE, the official media of high school sports. With a focus on local sports in the Houston area, Matthew covers a wide range of topics including athlete profiles, rankings, and game highlights. His work has also been featured on KPRC.
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Matthew Ogle's coverage primarily focuses on local sports, particularly high school athletics in Texas, with a specific emphasis on soccer and cross country. Given his focus, he would likely be receptive to pitches that offer insights or interviews related to local sports events, standout student-athletes, or trends within the high school sports scene in the Houston area.
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By: Matthew Ogle
1 — THE KINKAID SCHOOL FALCONSKinkaid reached the SPC 4A Championship game in 2024 after not making the playoffs in the year prior. The Falcons fell just short and look to climb to the top of the mountain again in 2025 in order to claim their first SPC crown since 2019. Stacey Marshall enters her 21...
By: Matthew Ogle
What a year it has been for Cedar Park.After being eliminated in the foundational rounds of the playoffs over the past few seasons, the Timberwolves (34-15) now see themselves in the UIL State Final for the first time since 2016. This feat was accomplished on the heels of their 3-1 victory over fell...
By: Matthew Ogle
21 -- DICKINSON GATORSJason Wilson (230-97 in career) enters his 11th season with the Gators, who most recently went 11-1 in District 24-6A to claim the program’s seventh title over the last decade.As one of the most traditionally successful teams on the south-side of Houston, it’s unlikely that any...
By: Matthew Ogle
19 -- STAFFORD SPARTANSThe Spartans return to the court on the heels of their fifth-straight postseason appearance, which saw them advance allthe way to the UIL Class 4A State Semifinals and end up with a 35-7 record. In the seven years he’s been with the program, head coach David Montano and his st...
By: Matthew Ogle
18 -- DICKINSON GATORSFrom the southside of Houston, the Gators were one of the city’s most formidable teams throughout the 2023-24 regular season. Having gone 30-4, which included an undefeated (12-0) district championship, it appeared that Dickinson was poised for a lengthy run in the playoffs. Un...
By: Matthew Ogle
Despite what the odds might have indicated, McKinney North (28-11) has proven the doubters wrong time and again, as they reached the UIL State Tourney for the first time ever since the school was founded in 2000. Now, they've punched their ticket to the Final on the heels of defeating Aledo, in what...
By: Matthew Ogle
This is exactly the match-up that audiences were itching to see in the Title game.On one end, we have the defending UIL-6A champions Grand Oaks, who are dead-set on adding another plaque to their trophy case. The Grizzlies (41-7) have yet to drop a set throughout the postseason, having swept Nimitz,...
By: Matthew Ogle
15 -- SUMMER CREEK BULLDOGSThe Bulldogs went through somewhat of a slump a year ago, as they finished just outside of the playoff picture, marking the first time since 2018 that they were denied entry.However, it’s improbable that Summer Creek meets a similar fate this campaign with former Weiss hea...
By: Matthew Ogle
No. 15 — GRAND OAKS GRIZZLIESGrand Oaks will look to build on their successes from last year – going 20-15 overall and reaching the Area Round – to propel the program to a deep playoff run. Shiakiea Carter enters her sixth year of leading this program. The engine of this Grand Oaks team is senior Ab...
By: Matthew Ogle
14 -- WILLIS WILDKATSWayne Ware takes the reins of a Willis program that’s coming off its best performance in recent years, as they went 21-12 and reached the postseason for the first time since 2020.While they do compete in an exceptionally competitive district, the Wildkats do hold the distinction...
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