Africentric and University of Cincinnati legendary track and field athlete Antione Drakeford tells us how he went from never running track until his senior year in high school, to earning a Division I scholarship and breaking records. Sean Williams leads the conversation. Photo credit: The University of Cincinnati

The Whetstone Boys Soccer team join the show. They discuss their historic year, including winning their first district title in school history. Class of 2026 All-District players Jules Higgins and Reid Fischer as well as All Ohio Coach of the year for Division II Noah Creagh join the studio with host Sean Williams.

Bowlers Makayla Davis, Eastmoor Academy class of 2028, and Sydney McMullen, CAHS/Whetstone class of 2026 - both nominated as Central Ohio's regular-season girls bowler of the year join the show with Isabella Davidson, South class of 2026. South Head Coach George Yates II also makes a special appearance representing his team - the 2026 COHSBC Conference Champions and The Columbus City League Champions for 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026.

The 2026 "Triple Crown" City League Champ (100, 200, 400 meters) Nehemiah Mills joins the show with track teammate and All-State hooper Reuben Russell-Holmes, along with head coach Christine Douglas, who lead the team to its first City League Title is school history in 2025 as well as a City League runner up in 2026.

For our 100th episode, we bring in our first soccer Alum. Chantel Spencer, formerly Chantel (Tellie) Grooms, tells us her journey from being the only female soccer player on her high school team at Brookhaven and earning All-City Honors, to being highly recruited and playing in college. Fort Hayes videography teacher Sean Williams leads the conversation.

A fantastic show with The Beechcroft Girls Track Team. Celeste Hutchinson (Division I Commit/Akron) Brittany Douglas (Back-To-Back Indoor 60M Hurdle Championships) And Sha’mya Dukes (District 100 Champ/First Team All-City In Basketball) talk about the legacy they are creating. Fort Hayes videography teacher Sean Williams leads the conversation.

Brookhaven Legends Coach Reggie Lee and Britt Hunter sit down for a conversation with Sean Williams. They talk everything basketball, including their legendary Brookhaven accomplishments, as well as the lessons learned in college and beyond. Photo Credits: Kyle Robertson/The Columbus Dispatch & Adam Cairns/ThisWeek

3 All-City hoopers, Daeshawn Fiore, East class of 2026, Emmanuel Towns, Linden-McKinley class of 2026, and Myles Jarrett, Mifflin class of 2027 join the show. They talk about everything from their high school careers, to AAU, to their opinions on the current state of the NBA. Fort Hayes videography teacher Sean Williams leads the conversation.

Jene Davis talks about his legendary run between 1975 and 1978 as the Linden-McKinley boys basketball coach winning 2 City League Titles, 4 Sectional, 4 District, 3 Regional, and 2 State AAA Championships, going 82-18 during that time. He also tells us his stories assisting the legendary coach Bob Knight at Indiana University, as well as the 1979 Pan American Team, and The 1984 Olympic Team. Fort Hayes videography teacher Sean Williams leads the conversation. Photo Credit: The Columbus Dispatch.

South Boys Basketball Head Coach Ramon Spears talks about his love for basketball at South, including the ups and downs over the years. Current All-City Players Neko Tuff, class of 2027, and Gavin Griffin, class of 2026 join the show. Todd Clayborn leads the conversation.