Matthew Ogle is a Senior Staff Writer and Multimedia Journalist at VYPE Houston. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, focusing on both individual and team sports, as well as the intersection of sports business with construction and real estate. Matthew's work has been featured in KPRC, VYPE - Official Media of High School Sports, Family Wealth Report, and NewsBreak.
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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
The countdown to volleyball season is on, and now it's your turn to join the conversation. Vote for the player you believe deserves to be recognized as the 2026 VYPE DFW Preseason Volleyball Player of the Year among the area's standout liberos.Voting will remain open through 11:59 p.m. on Friday, Au...
By: Matthew Ogle
One thing is certain: Wayne Shanks Jr. has a nickname that matches his style.“Too Cold” — featured on his X handle, @shanks2cold, and showcased through his signature shivering pose — has become a calling card of the Kinkaid tailback. But the persona only scratches the surface, as Shanks’ preparation...
By: Matthew Ogle
At 6-foot-4, Keyon Hemphill-Woods has a presence that speaks for itself. Yet the Columbus senior’s identity is shaped by far more than his imposing frame —
There are fast starts, and then there’s the astounding opening Klein Oak has put together. At 21-2, it’s become painfully clear that the Panthers are the real deal. More telling than the record itself is the quality of opponents KO has KO’d, knocking off Cypress Ranch, A&M; Consolidated, North Forne...
By: Matthew Ogle
Week 1 is the ultimate gut-check of the sports world. The questions that lingered through the offseason finally meet a scoreboard, and for several of the area’s top teams, the answers came quickly.Allen made perhaps the loudest statement, handling Duncanville, 26-7, in a rematch of last year’s State...
By: Matthew Ogle
The opening weekend rarely provides the full picture, but it can reveal plenty. Some contenders immediately backed up their billing, while two of the teams atop the rankings are still waiting to make their first impression.Steele came out swinging, overwhelming Reagan 52-21 behind an offense that qu...
Whataburger Team of the Week
By: Matthew Ogle
Allen has wasted little time making its case as one of the nation’s most formidable teams, and the Eagles only strengthened that argument with a 50-6 rout of DeSoto — last year’s 6A Division II champion — last Friday. North Crowley delivered a statement of its own, dispatching fellow heavyweight Sou...
By: Matthew Ogle
Johnson delivered easily the week’s biggest headline, as the T.P. Miller-led Jaguars routed Vandegrift, 38-7, this past Friday. For a team that reached the Region IV Championship last fall, few starts to the season could be better than a decisive win over an Austin powerhouse. Now, Johnson will look...
By: Matthew Ogle
As far as heavyweights go in the Dallas area, Allen is positioning itself as one of the most complete rosters in Texas. More than the Eagles’ 25-2 record, it’s the caliber of opponents they’ve taken down that commands attention — including Byron Nelson, Hebron, Flower Mound, Mansfield, Plano East, P...
