Pittsburg State women's basketball star and Labette County High School alum Tristan Gegg talks some basketball, some COVID-19 and her approach to life. We talk about the NCAA granting student-athletes an extra year of eligibility and how that affects her college life.

Parsons High School principal and boy's basketball assistant coach Eric Swanson checks in to talk about COVID-19, the basketball season and everything in between.

St. Paul High School girls basketball head coach Doug Tuck, who's also a former state title winning football coach at the school, talks about sustainable, winning cultures in sports.

Cherryvale High School girls basketball head coach Kelsey Overacker, a former standout athlete at Cherryvale as well as Labette Community College, talks about the 2020-21 basketball season and how the year will operate under the COVID-19 pandemic.

Pat Schibi, the Parsons Vikings girls basketball head coach, discusses the upcoming high school basketball season as well as his recovery from COVID-19.

Labette County High School head volleyball coach Heather Wilson talks about the Grizzlies' SEK League title and state tournament season this fall as well as what winter sports will look like through the pandemic.

Labette County High School football coach and co-athletic director Sean Price talks about what winter sports will look like this year, how his football season went and a litany of other issues including how COVID-19 is being handled.

Parsons High School soccer and softball coach Caleb Reid, who also teaches history, talks about the success of the first-year soccer program at the school and the importance of voting just a day away from the election.

Parsons Vikings head boys basketball coach and line coach for football, Anthony Houk, talks about the upcoming winter season as well as the development of the Parsons football program.

Fredonia Yellowjackets head football coach Marc Svaty, who spent two years (2014-15) as the Parsons Vikings head coach, talks about the state of his program, football through the pandemic and his perception of the Parsons program.