This week’s District 2 Sports Interview of the Week, presented by our good friends at Triple Play Turf & Grading, features Emory & Henry Head Football Coach Quintin Hunter.

Coach Hunter joins us to talk Wasps football and the continued growth of the program in Emory. We dive into the season so far, what he has learned about this year’s team, areas where the Wasps have continued to develop, and the challenges that come with competing week in and week out at the Division II level.

We also discuss the culture Coach Hunter and his staff are building, developing players both on and off the field, recruiting and retaining talent in today’s college football landscape, and what he wants Emory & Henry Football to represent moving forward.

There’s plenty to talk about as the Wasps continue their 2026 season, and Coach Hunter gives us an inside look at the program, his team, and what it takes to keep Leading the Swarm.

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Leading the Swarm — featuring Emory & Henry Head Coach Quintin Hunter, presented by Triple Play Turf & Grading.

Winning has become the standard at Magna Vista, and Head Coach Joe Favero is looking to make sure it stays that way.

We sit down with Coach Favero to talk about the Warriors, the expectations that come with leading one of Southside Virginia’s most successful programs, and what it takes to continue the tradition that has been built at Magna Vista.

Coach Favero discusses his team, the development of his players, the challenges of the season, and what he believes will be key as the Warriors continue their push through the Piedmont District and beyond.

It’s another inside look at high school football across our region on the District 2 Sports Podcast.

Defending the Standard with Magna Vista Head Coach Joe Favero.

We welcome Hampden-Sydney College Head Football Coach Vince Luvara back to the District 2 Sports Podcast as the Tigers get ready for the 2026 season.

Hampden-Sydney enters the year picked in a tie for second in the ODAC preseason poll and looking to make a run at the top of the conference. We talk with Coach Luvara about what he learned from his first season leading the Tigers, what this year's team will look like, the players stepping into bigger roles, and what he expects from a competitive ODAC this fall.

We also talk about the incredible support surrounding Hampden-Sydney football. Despite an enrollment of around 950 students, the Tigers averaged nearly 7,000 fans per game last season, finishing among the national leaders in attendance.

Coach Luvara gives us a look inside the program, the expectations heading into 2026, and what it will take for the Tigers to put themselves in the ODAC championship conversation.

Another great conversation with Coach Luvara as football returns to The Hill.

A new era of William Fleming football is underway.

In this episode of the District 2 Sports Podcast, we sit down with newly appointed Colonels head football coach Zack Leonard to talk about taking command of the William Fleming program and preparing for the 2026 season.

Coach Leonard discusses his path to the head coaching position, his vision for the program, what he’s seen from the Colonels throughout the offseason, and the identity he wants his team to establish. We also look at the talent on the roster, the challenges of the upcoming schedule, and what it will take for Fleming to take the next step.

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It's time for our 2026 Southside Virginia High School Football Season Preview, featuring special guest Joe Newell from Dan River Sports!

We break down the Dogwood and Piedmont Districts ahead of the new season, looking at the teams, players, and storylines to watch across Southside Virginia.

We also look back at the last five seasons in both districts, including the success of Appomattox, Gretna and Altavista in the Dogwood and GW-Danville, Magna Vista and Bassett in the Piedmont.

Who enters 2026 as the team to beat? Which programs are on the rise? Who could surprise this fall? Joe joins us to talk Southside football as we break down both district races and give our thoughts on what to expect this season.

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Building the Panthers: Ferrum Football with Head Coach Kevin Sherman

Ferrum College Head Football Coach Kevin Sherman joins the District 2 Sports Podcast to talk about the Panthers and the continued growth of the program at the Division II level.

Coach Sherman discusses Ferrum’s transition to NCAA Division II and Conference Carolinas, what he learned from the Panthers’ first season at the new level, and the differences he’s seen between DIII and DII football. We also dive into building the program for the future, recruiting and the transfer portal, the commitment Ferrum is making to athletics, and what Panther fans can expect heading into the 2026 season.

Photo courtesy of Ferrum College.

The District 2 Sports Podcast heads to Hillsville as we sit down with Carroll County Cavaliers Head Football Coach Seth Greer to discuss one of Southwest Virginia's fastest-rising football programs.

Coach Greer reflects on the Cavaliers' turnaround, the culture that's been built inside the program, and what it takes to sustain success after back-to-back playoff appearances. We also dive into replacing a talented senior class, players ready to step into larger roles, and the challenging schedule awaiting Carroll County this fall.

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If you're a Carroll County fan—or simply love Virginia high school football—you won't want to miss this conversation.

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What does it take to tell stories that truly connect with people?

In this episode of the District 2 Sports Podcast, we sit down with Jermaine Ferrell, Sports Director at WFXR, to discuss his remarkable journey from military service to one of Southwest Virginia's most recognizable sports journalists.

Jermaine shares how his career took him through Texas, Richmond, Virginia, and ultimately back to the Commonwealth, where he now covers the athletes, coaches, and communities that make Virginia sports special. We talk about some of the most memorable moments he's covered, the evolution of local sports media, why authentic storytelling matters more than ever, and what the future holds for journalism in a rapidly changing media landscape.

We also dive into Friday Night Football, balancing multiple roles as a sports director and podcast host, the importance of giving back through community service, and the lessons he's learned throughout his career. Whether you're a fan of high school football, interested in sports broadcasting, or simply enjoy hearing the stories behind the headlines, this is an episode you won't want to miss.

Southwest Virginia football is built on tradition, passionate fan bases, and some of the best Friday night atmospheres in the Commonwealth. Join the District 2 Sports Podcast as we're joined by Matt from Mountain Mojo Sports for an in-depth preview of the 2026 Southwest Virginia high school football season. Together, we'll break down every district, discuss the top contenders, examine key returning players and coaching changes, and highlight the biggest storylines heading into kickoff. From Graham and Union to Ridgeview, Virginia High, and every program in between, we'll cover what fans need to know before the season begins. Tune in for expert analysis, predictions, and plenty of Southwest Virginia football as we get you ready for another unforgettable year under the Friday night lights.