Baseball, race cars, and boats, oh my! Summer in the Tri-Cities isn't the same without the Dust Devils, Red Mountain Event Center, or the Water Follies. Jamie Council and Will Bradley preview this summer's line-up. Plus, special guest Max Lucas, President of the Mid-Columbia Hockey Officials Association, joins the Sports Council in studio to talk about reffing classes this summer.

The 56th Running of the Apple Cup comes to the Tri-City Raceway at the Red Mountain Event Center this weekend (April 5th and 6th). Jamie Council interviews track promoter Greg Walden and drivers Evan Goetz and Gabe Sessler about the history, prestige, and excitement surrounding the Apple Cup and the raceway.

Tri-Cities Prep Baseball has proved that a size of a school doesn't have to dictate talent. Coming off back to back state championship seasons at the 2B level, the Jags are prepping for another season under head coach Jason Jarrett.

Richland Bomber Baseball had a historic undefeated 2024 season that ended with a WIAA 4A State Championship. After losing 11 seniors, Richland is gearing up for another season under head Grant Richardson.

The 2025 NWAC basketball championships are this weekend. Jamie Council caught up with Marco Azurdia, executive director of the Northwest Athletic Conference about the opportunities and experience junior college athletics provides to student athletes and the region.

Alongside Jamie Council, Matt Evans of Evans Rankings keeps you up to date on state basketball.

Kamiakin Girls Basketball claimed the MCC title and made it to the Tacoma Dome the past two seasons. However, with there being only two state bids and a lot of talent in the district, it's an uphill battle for the Braves as they start the playoffs  tonight at home. Jamie Council catches up with Lane Schumacher, now in his 13th season as head coach for the Braves.

Dan Monson is best known in this area for leading Gonzaga to the Elite 8 in 1999 in the program's infancy. Monson has 27 years of Division I head coaching experience, with 445 wins, four NCAA Tournament appearances (1999, 2005, 2012, 2024), nine conference championships and four Coach of the Year awards. Now, he's ending his career at Eastern Washington. Jamie Council catches up with the Pasco-native about the Eagles and a look down memory lane.