Matt Maiocco

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Matt Maiocco
Born (1967-01-26) January 26, 1967 (age 57)
Education Humboldt State University,
B.A. Journalism, 1990
OccupationJournalist
Notable credit The Press Democrat
SpouseSarah Munson Maiocco
Children2

Matt Maiocco (born January 26, 1967) [1] is an American sportswriter best known for his work as the beat reporter of the San Francisco 49ers for the Santa Rosa Press Democrat . He currently serves as the San Francisco 49ers beat reporter for NBC Sports Bay Area.

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Biography

Maiocco attended Humboldt State University in Arcata, California from 1988 to 1990 [2] and graduated in 1990 with a degree in journalism. Born in Corning, California, Maiocco lives in the Bay Area with his wife, Sarah, and their daughters, Jane and Lucy. [3] [4]

Maiocco has covered the San Francisco 49ers on a daily basis for more than two decades. He writes regular stories about the team and also provides constant updates through his "Instant 49er's" blog, his Facebook page and even Twitter. Maiocco is featured numerous times weekly on 95.7 The Game as the 49ers Insider, and can be seen on ESPN where he has been added as a regular contributor to the "First Take" show.

Career

Awards

Maiocco is a three-time Pro Football Writers of America award winner for game stories and features. [2] [6]

In 2007 his Instant 49ers blog was ranked as the No. 2 NFL team blog in the country by Rotoworld. [7] [8]

Published books

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