In this week's podcast, we look back at the high school basketball regional tournament and hear from the coach of the Class B South champion boys, Yarmouth's Connor Hasson, the coach of the Class A South champion boys, Portland's Joe Russo, along with one his top players, Loic Ramazani, and the coach of the Class A South champion girls, Cheverus' Billy Goodman, along with his daughter and team captain, Anna Goodman.

The longtime Channel 8 sports director talks about growing up playing sports in Yarmouth, his career path, the state of local sports coverage and some of his favorite stories and people.

In this week's podcast, we discuss the high school basketball tournament, which begins in earnest tomorrow.

The discussion includes in-depth analysis of the Class A and Class B boys' and girls' field.

The longtime Windham High School public address announcer talks about his many years calling games at Windham and at St. Joseph's College, the athletes and coaches he's shared the sidelines with and some of his favorite stories

The Thornton Academy senior football standout talks about winning the Fitzpatrick Trophy. We first hear from TA coach Kevin Kezal, who discusses what Ayoob meant to the program.

Maine Baseball Hall of Fame inductee and longtime coach Matt Rogers joins Michael and Tim to discuss his recently released book, "The Recipe for Being a Great Coach-It's More than Wins and Losses." Matt reflects on his athletic and coaching career, being a host family for numerous Portland Sea Dogs players and what he hopes to impart by writing a book about his experiences.

The longtime Greely boys' hockey coach talks about championships won and lost, the great players he's coached and the state of high school hockey, and what can be done to fix it.

Oakley McLeod, a senior at Windham High School and the founder of the Mental Edge Softball Camp, along with her father, Jason, and Cheverus junior Addison DeRoche talk about the work they're doing to shine a light on young athletes' struggles with mental health and Saturday's fundraiser.

After leading Westbrook's football team to the first championship in program history, Johnson reflects on the magical ride and talks about his connection with the school, the city and the players who made a fairy tale come true.

The longtime Gorham girls' basketball coach talks about his basketball journey, from the County, to Farmington to Gorham, with a side gig selling cars in San Diego mixed in. Berthiaume also discusses his titles won, along with some near misses, as well as coaching stars like Emily Esposito and Mackenzie Holmes.