Matt Kelly

Ricky Kreklow and Matt Kelly combined for 24 second-half points to push the Rock Bridge boys basketball team to a 75-70 victory over Wichita Heights yesterday in the Hy-Vee Shootout in Kansas City. Kreklow had 13 of his 25 points after the break while also collecting five assists and five rebounds for the Bruins (5-1). Read More

Chris Butler and Matt Kelly of Clarksville won the Men's A Division State Racquetball Doubles Championships held on the campus of Tennessee Tech University in Cookeville Nov. 21. Read More

Top-seeded Staples committed three turnovers, two which led to two touchdowns for third-seeded Cheshire in the second quarter and the third miscue ended a drive in overtime to give Cheshire a 28-21 win in the Class LL championship game at West Haven High. "We said we could not turn it over and but we had two in the second quarter and they were killers," said Wreckers coach Marce Petroccio. Read More

The charge The Mirror associate editor Matt Kelly has led against search engine optimisation has earned him a promotion - to the newly-created role of digital content director for Trinity Mirror's national newspaper division, responsible for developing and boosting the revenues of the division's growing roster of sites. Read More

Matt Kelly has been promoted to the new position of Digital Content Director for Trinity Mirror Nationals division. Read More

The magic has run out for the Staples football team. Read More

That could be the title of the Staples football team if it takes care of business tomorrow night at West Haven High School at 7 p.m. Finishing the season at 13-0 is a tough task for any team but if top-seeded Staples, who enters the Class LL championship game with a 12-0 record, beats third-seeded Cheshire (10-1), it will achieve perfection and its four state title of the decade. Read More

Matt Kelly of the Mirror decries what he believes to be a cruel delusion on the part of newspapers, who have used SEO techniques to accumulate a broader audience — but have succeeded only in attracting "locusts" who have little long-term value, while at the same time cheapening their content and advertising. Read More

Mirror's associate editor urged the news business to rely less on search engines and more on its journalism, in a World Newspaper Congress keynote in Hyderabad, India. Read More

The Mirror's associate editor urged the news business to rely less on search engines and more on its journalism, in a World Newspaper Congress keynote in Hyderabad, India. Read More