Matty Wasserman is a Correspondent at The Boston Globe. He primarily covers high school sports and has a strong background in competitive and professional sports, including team and individual disciplines. Matty's work has been featured in The Boston Globe and DCReport.
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Matty Wasserman's coverage focuses predominantly on local cross-country events, with a specific focus on high school sports and running competitions. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming local or regional cross-country events, human interest stories about young athletes, features on up-and-coming talent in the sport, and profiles of successful teams or individuals within the Massachusetts running community.
Pitches should highlight unique angles such as overcoming adversity, achieving extraordinary accomplishments, or contributing positively to the community through sports. Personal narratives could also resonate well with Matty's coverage area.
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By: Matty Wasserman
WESTWOOD — As Team Boston defenseman Louie Marobella charged into the offensive zone during overtime of the BostonLax All-American Game, he looked up to see a familiar face standing between the pipes.
By: Matty Wasserman
Kaiden McCarthy, a native of Chester, Vermont, made history Saturday with his selection by the Atlanta Braves in the second round, 48th overall, of the MLB Draft.
The Red Sox made their first three selections of the 2026 MLB Draft on Saturday, taking two shortstops — one out of high school — and a center fielder.
By: Matty Wasserman
After the Red Sox used three picks on position players during Day 1 of the MLB Draft, the team focused on pitching Sunday.
By: Matty Wasserman
When Payton Tolle heard Saturday night that fellow Red Sox lefthander Connelly Early was on the move, his initial reaction was that he was being duped.
By: Matty Wasserman
Fifteen years ago, as a senior at Catholic Memorial, Mike Slonina launched what would become A Shot For Life from his school's gymnasium.
Junior quarterback Will Harrison delivered the winning touchdown strike to junior receiver Nick Colameta.
He made four plate appearances and caught five innings, going 1 for 2 with two RBIs and two walks in the Woo Sox win.
By: Matty Wasserman
SPRINGFIELD — As Doc Rivers stood on stage Saturday evening for his enshrinement into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame, his emotions began pouring out.
By: Matty Wasserman
LEXINGTON — The Lexington girls' running program has reached heights rarely equaled in state history.
