Air Time

Jason Bryant joins Air Time for Episode 26 of Air Time. The highly-regarded national wrestling personality has credits such as the announcer for the D1 nationals and several high-profile USA Wrestling and UWW events. He was the English-language announcer for wrestling at the 2016 Rio Olympics. He began covering Fargo as a teen and will be attending his 20th Cadet/Junior National tournament later this month.

Will Cokeley joins the program. The Director of the Olympic styles of USAWKS does a great job of letting us know who to follow in Fargo, what changes are in store for the national tournament and training camp, and how to become part of Team Kansas.

Longtime Hoxie coach Mike Porsch joins the program along with a recap of Junior Duals Freestyle and a shout out to Jesse Thielke for making the Greco World Team.

The latest edition of Air Time features Little Rock Head Coach Neil Erisman. Also updates from Tulsa and a tribute to Chuck Elvin.

Ken Kepley joins the program. The head coach at Pratt Community College is heavily involved in coaching with USAWKS. He recently returned from the Cadet Duals in Spokane and will be heading to Tulsa this week for Junior Duals.

Before catching up with Dayton Porsch, we check in with the results from Spokane where the Kansas Cadets are having a historic performance. Team Leader Adam Venegas joins in for a quick update between rounds.

Wyatt Hendrickson joins the show. The Double Fargo AA from a year ago has built his resume since then to include a State Title and a Double AA finish at the UWW Cadet Nationals in Akron.

McPherson's Mya Kretzer joins the program. She has develped into one of the most accomplished wrestlers for Team Kansas. Find out where she has been and where she is going.

Most probably know Bruce Wayne as Batman just as most know Eric Johnson as Chief Renegade. The author of the All-Class and 5A/6A rankings stimulates excitement and banter on-line with his prognostications on the Kansas Wrestling Talk Forum each season. Eric is also a tireless supporter of the sport in the Sunflower State and works to provide opportunities for our athletes to develop their skills and showcase their talents to a national audience. He will serve as Team Leader for the upcoming Junior National Duals, slated for June 19-23 in Tulsa.

Adam Venegas is a fixture on the Kansas Wrestling scene. He won a State Title at Olathe North before playing D1 football at North Texas. He has become a highly regarded official and is as a assistant at Baker University. He will serve as Team Leader for the Cadet National Duals which take place in Spokane in mid-June.