Matthew Scheidel is a Sports/GA reporter at Ludington Daily News and The Argus-Press. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, including team sports, individual sports, and sports tournaments, with a strong focus on competitive and professional sports as well as the sports business. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Ludington Daily News and The Argus-Press.
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Given Matthew Scheidel's focus on sports, including baseball and local teams like the Detroit Tigers, it is clear that he has a keen interest in providing coverage of specific events and announcements related to these sports. If you are considering reaching out to him, it would be wise to offer insights or updates about local sporting events, particularly those concerning the Detroit Tigers.
Considering his emphasis on event coverage and announcements within sports (particularly baseball), your pitch should ideally involve exclusive access to players or management from the Detroit Tigers or other relevant local sports teams. This could include interviews with coaches, athletes, or behind-the-scenes personnel.
It's important for any outreach to take into account his geographic focus on Michigan and specifically Detroit as this will likely be a key factor in catching his attention.
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DURAND — It had been nearly 30 years since Durand had beaten Corunna.
By: Matthew Scheidel
NEW LOTHROP — Last year's young group for New Lothrop is a year older, and with more experience comes higher expectations.
By: Matthew Scheidel
CHESANING — A new coach is bringing some old-school ideas in an effort to bring Chesaning back to prominence.
By: Matthew Scheidel
CORUNNA — It had been a long time since Corunna had a season like 2025.
DURAND — John Webb has led Durand to the playoffs three times in his five years as head coach.
OWOSSO — After making its first trip to the playoffs since the end of President Barack Obama’s first term, Owosso is hungry for more.
ELSIE — Few programs in the area have been as consistent as Ovid-Elsie over the past two decades.
BYRON — For the first time in her career, Adalen Brown has a teammate. After flying solo the first two years of her varsity career, Brown will be joined by freshman Taylor Fondren.
PERRY — There was something magical about Perry’s first two conference wins over Pewamo-Westphalia and Lansing Christian, respectively.
