During the Y98 halftime show, Jen Siess visited with Ruth Harker, St. Louis Soccer Hall of Famer and original member of the inaugural 1985 US Women’s National Team. Harker talked about her personal impact from Title IX, North County soccer following the Gettemeyer twins from club to UMSL, the origin story of the “OOSA” chant for the USWNT, pushing the game for girls/women, and finally receiving due recognition from their efforts 40 years ago.

During the Y98 pregame show, Jen Siess talked about thoughts from CITY Goalkeeper and team captain, Roman Bürki, from earlier in the week ahead of the team’s home match hosting the Houston Dynamo. Bürki talked about the club’s recent loss of Lutz Pfannenstiel as Sporting Director, his ongoing contract negotiations, the disappointment from the deciding game PK with Vancouver, and his belief in the team’s continued improvements and desire to win for St. Louis fans.

During the Y98 pregame show, Dale Schilly caught up with CITY Interim Head Coach, David Critchley, ahead of the team’s home match hosting the Houston Dynamo. Critch talked about his frustration with the final PK call against CITY in their previous loss to Vancouver, the continued improving performance of MyKhi Joyner for the first team, working on controlling game tempo with possession, and growing performance improvements despite lack of results in score and points.

Jen Siess is back after a BUSY week for St. Louis CITY SC that includes the reaction to a couple of tough call in Vancouver over the weekend, a surprise move with Lutz on Monday, comments from Burki about his potential future & what to expect this weekend at Energizer Park versus the Houston Dynamo.

During the Y98 halftime show, Jen Siess gave an update on CITY’s recent work in the St. Louis community where the club’s ownership and several players served “Meals From The Heart” at The Grove Ronald McDonald House meal and ice cream social. Listen back to Ronald McDonald House President and CEO, R.J. Crunk, talk about their mission, the unique support of the STL community, and partnership with CITY SC. Hear also from CITY Defender, Devin Padelford, who was in attendance with other players to represent the club and participate in the community outside the pitch.

During the Y98 pregame show, Jen Siess talked with CITY’s new left-footed Centerback, Fallou Fall, ahead of the team’s away match against the Vancouver Whitecaps. Fall talked about his soccer youth journey in his home country Senegal, playing in other leagues such as France and Norway, how CITY SC has welcomed him from the very first day, his dream of playing for his Senegal National Team, and his focus for the rest of the CITY season.

During the Y98 pregame show, Dale Schilly caught up with CITY Interim Head Coach, David Critchley, ahead of the team’s away match against the Vancouver Whitecaps. Critch talked about the disappointment in not picking up at least a point in a match full of goals against Chicago. He also talked with Dale about what the team identified to prepare for a challenging upcoming game against a strong Whitecaps team with a lot of hype from their recent signing, Thomas Müller.

During the Y98 halftime show, Jen Siess caught up with Mike Sorber, former USMNT/MLS player and coach - NOW new coach with the St. Louis CITY Academy program. Sorber talked about his new hiring, how he likes to work with youth players, plans for working in the CITY Academy program, thoughts on the path to pro from young ages, and his hopes for CITY Academy’s next 2025-26 season.

During the Y98 pregame show, Jen Siess talked with CITY Defender, Devin Padelford, ahead of the team’s away match against Eastern Conference opponent, Chicago Fire. Padelford talked about settling into STL from Minnesota, loving the Energizer Park fan support, his journey from youth to pro with supportive parents guiding his work ethic, learning young that “you are only as good as your last game”, and his approach to balancing solid defense with moments to attack.

During the Y98 pregame show, Dale Schilly caught up with CITY Interim Head Coach, David Critchley, ahead of the team’s away match against Eastern Conference opponent, Chicago Fire. Critch talked about the focus the team took to prepare them for their exciting home win over Nashville SC, along with plans to repeat attacking dominance while limiting chances on defense. Critch also gave updates on the growing CITY roster with players returning to health and increasing fitness levels.