Brice talks to Clayton Travis, 2015 graduate of DeKalb High School. Travis ran as a Baron, but is now a varsity rower at Princeton. Travis shares his stories from the water and memories of traveling to Tanzania.

Chris sits down with Central Noble's first-year athletic director Tyler Schuller. Schuller talks about how great of a winter sports season it was in Albion and the early steps of creating a culture change at Central Noble.

DeKalb girls basketball coach Brett Eltzroth talks to Brice about what coaching standout forward Leigha Brown has been like and what he thinks her ceiling is. Then, Brown joins the show to talk about her influences of the game and what she's looking for in a college.

Fremont athletic director Roger Probst talks to Alex about his memories of high school sports and what he had to learn about being an athletic director when the job opened up to him.

Central Noble's JV girls basketball coach Tim Andrews talks to Chris about his life as a coach, father, and how sports can be used as a way to bring communities, like Albion, closer.

KPC Sports Profile, episode 3.

J.D. Collins joins Alex to talk about his role with NCAA men's basketball officiating and how he's trying to educate the fans at home by better-educating broadcasters and writers.

KPC Sports Profile, episode 2.

Hayley Martin and Montana Martin (Trine University WBB) join Alex to talk about how they wound up at Trine and how they've gained an independence through their different college experiences.

KPC Sports Profile, episode 1.

Alex Alvarado, Brice Vance and Christopher Reed all gather around to introduce the new podcast, who we are and why we're doing this.