Matthew Vereen is a journalist based in Columbia, South Carolina, focusing on local sports news. He writes for WCIV and WACH FOX 57, and his work has also been featured in WPDE TV 15. Matthew covers a range of topics, including college sports, high school athletics, and professional teams in the region.
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Matthew Vereen's primary focus is on local sports, particularly college football in South Carolina. His articles predominantly cover events and announcements related to the Gamecocks, with occasional mentions of Clemson and the Panthers.
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By: Matthew Vereen
Just one more day stands between the Midlands and hosting a pair of the world's top soccer clubs.
By: Matthew Vereen
Volume 90% Columbia, SC — Sign sports smack talk is officially - back on the menu in Five Points
By: Matthew Vereen
Liverpool are the soccer kings of Williams-Brice Stadium as they shutout Manchester United in dominant fashion Saturday in Columbia.
By: Matthew Vereen
Monday night marks the kickoff of the preseason for South Carolina Women's Soccer as Head Coach Shelley Smith leads the Gamecocks into her 24th season at the helm of the program.
For the eighth straight Olympics, USA Women's Basketball will play for the gold medal.
By: Matthew Vereen
Monday came with our first rankings for the college football season as the Associated Press dropped its preseason top-25 poll.
South Carolina Football is 11 days into its Fall camp with that end of August season kickoff creeping closer.
By: Matthew Vereen
Sunday saw the start of a new season for No. 21 South Carolina Women's Soccer and also saw some history from one of its newest players as the Gamecocks won 5-1 over visiting Furman.
Monday marked Media Day for Benedict Football as the Tigers enter the season with plenty of differences from last year.
11 days out from kicking off the 2024-25 season, South Carolina Football officially has its starting quarterback.
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