Steve Matthies is the sports editor at BVM Sports. He focuses on a wide range of topics within the realm of sports, including competitive sports, professional sports, and the business aspects of the sports industry, with a keen interest in both team and individual sports. Steve's work has been featured in BLOX Digital, BVM Sports, and Herald and News.
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Steve Matthies' coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly college sports at Oregon Tech and high school athletic events in Klamath Falls. His articles mainly include event coverage and opinion editorials related to various sporting activities.
When reaching out to Steve, consider providing insights or interviews about upcoming college sports events, profiles of athletes from the region, or analysis of recent games involving local teams. Additionally, if you have expert commentary related to specific sporting events in this area or can provide unique perspectives on the performance of local athletes or teams, it would likely be well-received by Steve.
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By: Steve Matthies
Just as things change, some remain the same — like summer baseball at venerable Kiger Stadium.
It is, according to Oregon Tech men's basketball coach Justin Parnell, too early to know for sure what the Hustlin' Owls will look like when they begin their new season in October.
Intercollegiate athletics now are, officially, part of the programs available at Klamath Community College.
By: Steve Matthies
Intercollegiate athletics now are, officially, part of the programs available at Klamath Community College.
Four starters return, including the Cascade Collegiate Conference women’s Player of the Year.
By: Steve Matthies
Four starters return, including the Cascade Collegiate Conference women’s Player of the Year. Of the remaining seven players back for Oregon Tech, all but one have some level of experience.
Practice is underway, the women actually played Saturday, October 8, and Klamath Community College soccer coaches are trying to prepare for the upcoming season as an official intercollegiate athletic program.
By: Steve Matthies
Practice is underway and Klamath Community College soccer coaches are trying to prepare for the upcoming season.
If Ken Coffman was to run a victory lap at Klamath Union, it would be on a surface he never enjoyed, himself, as a Pelican.
By: Steve Matthies
If Ken Coffman was to run a victory lap at Klamath Union, it would be on a surface he never enjoyed, himself, as a Pelican. He ran on cinders.
