GICC volleyball coach Sharon Zavala has lead the Crusaders for 45 years and has won over 1,000 games. But her career had a really different start than you might imagine. Listen to our conversation with Sharon, powered by Truck Center Companies.

Tony and Pete begin the conversation about youth sports and their impact on the athletes, parents and high school teams.

Elkhorn girls coach Jennifer Wragge talks about growing up in the Bruning area, lessons learned at Midland University, the highs and lows of the 2018 championship run, and advice she'd give to her younger self.

High Plains coach Norm Manstedt announced his retirement from coaching earlier this season, 50 years after he began in Clarks. This podcast is far less an interview, but rather two people talking about life experiences, what it means to compete and participate in athletics, and advice for the young parent getting their kid involved.

Kearney High football coach Brandon Cool talks about developing a program a Kearney High, his first coaching and teaching job, and what the bus ride to Cope Stadium is really like.

Eric Allgood and Tony Chapman break down the title games for C2, C1, and B. Also an interview with Aurora coach Kyle Peterson.

Eric Allgood and Tony Chapman break down the Monday Championship games from Memorial Stadium. D2 is up first, with Mullen and Johnson-Brock, with a word with Eagles coach Mitch Roberts. Then D1 takes the stage with Burwell and Creighton. Finally, Class A feature Burke vs GISH, and Tony caught up with Islander coach Jeff Tomlin.

Eric Allgood and Tony Chapman discuss the D6 championship game with Hay Springs and Wilcox-Hildreth. Tony also chats with Hawks coach Josh Borm.

In what could be a wide-open Class A state tournament, Berk Brown breaks down the teams and first-round matches while talking with Millard North coach Lindsay Peterson.

Skutt Catholic is seeking its fourth-straight Class B title and Berk Brown breaks down the teams and first-round matches while also talking with Grand Island Northwest coach Lindsey Harders as her Vikings make their 18th straight state tournament appearance.