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In this exciting episode of Inside CHSL, hosts Jeremy Otto
and Brendan Johnson take you through all the action during championship season.
In their popular "CHSL Rewind" segment (2:19), they recap the latest
victories, highlighting the field hockey championships secured by Father
Gabriel Richard and University Liggett, as well as boys' soccer championships
won by Cristo Rey and St. Francis de Sales (2:40). The rewind continues with a dive
into the girls' golf championships claimed by St. Ursula and Greenhills (4:09), before
turning the spotlight to volleyball and football.
Later in the episode, Jeremy sits down with University
Liggett Field Hockey head coach Amanda Amine for an exclusive interview,
delving into her team's journey to the title (7:47). The episode wraps up with a
"Things to Watch" segment, keeping you up-to-date on upcoming events
and matchups.
In this episode of *Inside CHSL*, Jeremy shakes things up with a new segment: "Best Moments of the Week." He kicks things off by celebrating Fr. Gabriel Richard's boys tennis team for clinching the AA Division regular-season title (2:01). Next up, Jeremy highlights Brother Rice's first varsity football win (2:19), followed by Detroit Catholic Central's impressive victory over St. Mary's Prep (3:30). He also shines a spotlight on Mercy's dominant 3-0 volleyball win over Marian (3:57), while noting that Divine Child and St. Catherine of Siena remain undefeated in league play (4:40).
Jeremy then sits down with Detroit Catholic Central Athletic Director Aaron Babicz for an in-depth interview about the upcoming Boys Bowl and all the exciting events happening at DCC (4:47).
Brendan takes the reins with "What to Watch For This Week," starting with the girls' golf championship at Detroit Golf Club (23:41). He then previews the field hockey playoffs and championship (24:33), the boys' tennis championships (25:30), and some highly anticipated volleyball matches, including Lutheran North vs. St. Mary's Prep and St. Catherine of Siena vs. Divine Child (26:45). With boys' soccer entering the final week of league play (27:12) and a couple of key football games on the horizon (27:36), Brendan ensures you're fully prepped for another thrilling week in CHSL sports.
In this episode of Inside CHSL, hosts Jeremy Otto and Brendan Johnson dive into the action-packed week of Catholic High School League sports with their fan-favorite "J & B Best Moments" segment. They highlight key matchups, including Gabriel Richard vs. Cabrini boys soccer (2:25), Shrine football (2:59), St. Mary’s Prep vs. De La Salle football (3:52), Detroit Catholic Central’s undefeated football streak (4:15), Kevin Glenn’s first win as U of D Jesuit’s head football coach (5:01), Cranbrook Kingswood vs. St. Mary’s Prep boys soccer (5:55), Shrine vs. Bishop Foley boys soccer (6:10), Shrine boys cross country (6:10), and Fr. Gabriel Richard’s boys tennis success (9:15).
Next, Brendan sits down with Mike Venos, the newly inducted Michigan High School Coaches Association Hall of Famer and coach of Mercy and Brother Rice swim and diving teams (10:10). Jeremy follows up with a conversation with fellow Hall of Famer, Vicky Kowalski, for insights on her storied coaching career (22:07).
The episode wraps up with the “Things to Watch” segment (33:01), featuring upcoming league matches in field hockey, Cristo Rey vs. University Liggett boys soccer, and the Marian vs. Mercy volleyball showdown.
In this episode of Inside CHSL, hosts Jeremy and Brendan dive into the excitement as league play kicks off across multiple sports! They start by sharing their Best Moments of the Week, highlighting some of the most thrilling plays and key performances.
First up, they break down Lutheran North’s big boys' soccer win over Cranbrook Kingswood (2:40), and then shift gears with a comprehensive rundown of all the action from Week 2 of CHSL football (4:14). The duo also wraps up the recap with results from the Michigan Volleyball Classic and the latest league play updates (7:26).
In the second segment, "What's to Come," Jeremy and Brendan preview the exciting matches on the horizon, including a highly anticipated boys' soccer match between Shrine and Bishop Foley (11:28). On the football side, they spotlight the clash between powerhouses De La Salle and St. Mary's Prep (12:06). They also provide insights into the upcoming cross-country jamboree (12:45) and share thoughts on the intense rivalry in the Regina versus Marian Powderpuff game (13:44).
To round out the episode, Jeremy sits down for two interviews: first with Marian School President Heather Sofran (14:31), who talks about the significance of the upcoming powderpuff game, followed by a conversation with Regina's Athletic Director, Emily Frikken (23:01), who shares her take on the rivalry and what we can expect from the Regina squad.
Don't miss this jam-packed episode as league play heats up!
Join hosts Jeremy Otto and Brendan Johnson for the latest episode of *Inside CHSL*, where they dive into all things Catholic High School League sports! This week, they kick off with the top highlights from the past week, including a closer look at the standout performances from Marian and Mercy volleyball (2:08). They also spotlight the rising talent on the Everest (3:11) and Shrine volleyball teams (3:34).
The conversation then shifts to the gridiron with a detailed recap of the first week of football action (3:58). Special guest Aaron Marshall, Brother Rice's varsity football coach, joins Jeremy for an exclusive interview, sharing insights into his team's preparation and goals for the season (16:36).
Next up, the hosts turn their attention to boys soccer, offering a preview of what fans can expect from this season (32:27). In the "What to Watch For" segment, Jeremy and Brendan highlight key upcoming games and athletes to keep an eye on this week (38:20).
To wrap up the episode, they chat with Andrew Thompson, Mercy’s assistant volleyball coach, about the upcoming Michigan Volleyball Classic and the outlook for Mercy this season (42:11).
Whether you're a CHSL athlete, parent, coach, or fan, this episode of *Inside CHSL* has something for everyone! Don't miss out on the action-packed discussion!
After four long years, Jeremy Otto and Brendan Johnson return to the mic
with a brand-new episode of Inside CHSL! Kicking off their comeback,
Jeremy and Brendan share the story behind their extended break, offering
personal insights and reflections on what’s been happening since their last
episode (1:01).
With fall sports just around the corner, the hosts jump straight into their
favorite season previews. They start with a quick yet comprehensive look at the
upcoming volleyball season, highlighting key teams to watch (7:52). Next, they
break down the football season (12:01). To wrap up, Brendan and Jeremy dive
into girls' golf, discussing top contenders and emerging talents (22:17).
Boys Swim Championship, Girls Basketball, MHSAA, Operation Friendship, Catholic Central Wrestling Coach Mitch Hancock & MHSAA playoff predictions
**Please note this podcast was recorded before the COVID-19 situation in Michigan:
Top Highlights features the third consecutive CHSL swimming title for Catholic Central (1:24), nine CHSL girls basketball teams capturing district titles (2:46), and Jeremy and Brendan's top highlights from the Winter (5:54). Our guest is a must hear interview with Catholic Central wrestling coach Mitch Hancock (11:50). He discusses the controversy surrounding the MHSAA team championships and the team's success in the individual finals. Jeremy and Brendan weighed in on the MHSAA hockey and basketball playoffs before they were cancelled in things to watch (26:45).
J & B remember John Goddard, wrestling state championship, De La Salle football, Basketball Championships, Liggett hockey and interview Lorne Bowman II.
Jeremy and Brendan remember John Goddard (1:27). Top Things was tough to crack this week but the fellas narrowed it down to Catholic Central wins another state championship (3:19), new head football coach at De La Salle (5:47), CHSL boys basketball championships (9:37) and University Liggett improbable MHSAA state tournament hockey run (16:54).
“Since 1926” gets us ready for spring as they look back at current Tiger and former Divine Child standout Eric Haase (19:47). No show is complete without an interview. Jeremy interviewed BCAM Mr. Basketball finalists Lorne Bowman II of St. Mary’s Prep just prior to Operation Friendship (21:41). The show is wrapped up with “Things to Watch” this week (33:40).
Live from Calihan Hall with basketball officials and coaches to preview Championship games.
Jeremy and Brendan interview a number of guests on the concourse of Calihan Hall. They start off with Catholic High School League Hall of Fame Official Mike Dempsey (3:17). Dempsey shares stories of Calihan and gives his perspective on the current state of officiating. The fellas then interviewed Catholic Central varsity basketball coach Brandon Sinawi for his opinion of the Bishop Championship game (4:49). Brendan then interviews former Cardinal Mooney stand out Daniel Everhart about how it was to play at Mooney (12:01). Final interview of the day is with Bishop Foley boys' varsity basketball Matt Stefani for his insight on the upcoming Cardinal Championship game (18:18). Finally Jeremy and Brendan give their predictions of the two championship games.
So many highlights so little time, Girls Basketball Championships, Boys Basketball tournament, Bowling championships and MHSAA hockey preview with Sean Baligian.
To make the list of J & B’s top things was tough this week (2:41). Girls Basketball championships (2:45), Boys Basketball tournament conversation (6:53) and Bowling championships (9:55) did make the cut.
“Since 1926” looks back at Catholic Central’s hockey player David Moss (12:43). Following up with hockey talk, Jeremy interviews MHSAA hockey expert Sean Baligian to preview the MHSAA tournament. Sean did not pick all CHSL teams to win the state titles (14:25).
Show wraps up with “What to Watch” (36:21). Jeremy and Brendan give a quick rundown of everything happening over the next five days, including our Live from Calihan show.
The podcast currently has 20 episodes available.