Hometown Family Sports

Sports Report

2008-08-25T10:38:00.002-05:00

Includes stories on Hitchcock County Football, McCook High Cross Country, and Local Stock Car Racing. Tuesday, listen during the 9am hour on US 939 for complete interviews with Hitchcock County Football Coach Jared Albers and MHS Cross Country Coach Tom Sughroue.

KIOD Sports

Sports Report

2008-08-22T06:31:00.003-05:00

Includes stories on McCook High and Maywood football, MCC Volleyball, McCook High golf and the Olympics. Listen this morning during the 9am hour on US 939 for interviews with Cambridge football coach Josh Graves and MHS football coach Jeff Gross. Monday, we'll have interviews with MHS Golf coach Randy Ryser and Maywood football coach Lee Jones.

KIOD Sports

Hometown Family Radio Announces Fall Broadcast Schedule

2008-08-21T06:35:00.001-05:00

Hometown Family Radio will once again carry an aggressive schedule of local sporting events this fall. The three stations, US 939, Coyote Country 105.3 and Z-102 will combine to carry over 30 regular season broadcasts.

US 939 will again be the voice of McCook High athletics. Steve Stein and Bruce Lester will team to broadcast Bison Football. Stein has been broadcasting sporting events for over 20 years. Lester is a former NCAA Division I football player who adds an insight few broadcasters in this region can match. Together, they have a chemistry which makes for an entertaining and informative broadcast.

In addition, US 939 and Z-102 will team to broadcast six regular season Bison volleyball and softball broadcasts plus all of the post-season events.Former MHS Coach Dale Lortz will provide the color for Bison Softball. For fans of other McCook High Sports, Stein will again produce Bison Beat, a weekly program featuring interviews with athletes from each sport which is in-season.

Coyote Country 105.3 will again be the voice of area high school athletics. The station will squeeze 14 games into just nine weeks of regular season competition and then be there during the post-season for all the big games. Mark Searcey begins his second year of play-by-play for Coyote Country 105.3.

After the games on Friday, Hometown Family Radio will team with the Husker Sports Network for extensive post-game features. The Friday Nebraska High School Football will air until 11pm. Greg Larson anchors local coverage with scores, wraps, and interviews from around the region on US 939. Matt Palu will help with the show.

Sports Report

2008-08-21T06:28:00.003-05:00

Includes features on Cambridge and McCook High football and the olympics. Listen for complete interviews with McCook High softball coach Jason Cochran, MCC volleyball and softball Coach Michelle Reiners, and Southwest football coach Les Roggenkamp Thursday during the 9am hour on US 939. Friday, we'll have a complete interview with Cambridge Coach Josh Graves.

KIOD Sports

Sports Report

2008-08-20T05:56:00.002-05:00

Includes stories on MHS Softball, MCC Volleyball and Softball, Southwest and McCook High football, and the Olympics. Listen for complete interviews with McCook High softball coach Jason Cochran, MCC volleyball and softball Coach Michelle Reiners, and Southwest football coach Les Roggenkamp Thursday during the 9am hour on US 939.

KIOD Sports

Sports Report

2008-08-19T06:04:00.002-05:00

Includes stories on MHS football and volleyball and MCC baseball. Hear complete interviews with McCook high football coach Jeff Gross, Bison volleyball coach Krystal Webber, and McCook Community College baseball coach Jon Olson during the 9am hour Wednesday on US 939.

KIOD Sports

Sports Report

2008-08-18T09:24:00.002-05:00

Includes stories on fall sports, Husker Football, the Olympics, and local stock car racing. Hear more on Coyote Country 105.3 US 939 and Z-102.

KIOD Sports

MCC Names Softball Coach

2008-08-15T09:00:00.000-05:00

by Brent Cobb-MCC
McCook Community College’s new volleyball coach has accepted additional responsibilities to take on the vacant head softball position for the college – with an assist from a long-time McCook High School coach.
Michelle Reiners, who accepted the volleyball position last month, has accepted the softball post with Dale Lortz to serve as MCC’s assistant coach.
“We are looking forward to having them both associated with the program,” said Michele Gill, Area Dean of Student Life. “We know the program is in good hands.”
Reiners has been with the Ed Thomas YMCA since July of 2003 with the Live Y’er After School Program as well as serving as a referee, umpire and official.
In the McCook Public School system, she’s taught physical education, health, and was a special education paraprofessional. She also served as assistant softball coach since 2005. Since August of 2006, she’s been co-head coach of the Seventh Grade Girls basketball team and coach of the Seventh Grade Girls Track team
Reiners takes over a volleyball team that finished with a 10-34 mark in 2007 and a softball team that is coming off its most successful season – a 30-win season this spring under Tyrone Robinson, who left MCC for the head softball post at York College.
Lortz retired from MHS in the spring of 2008 after 10 seasons as Bison softball coach and 35 years of teaching in McCook.

Sports Report 8-15

2008-08-15T00:49:00.002-05:00

Includes an update on the new MCC assistant softball coach, Bison and Husker football, and the olympics. For more, tune to Coyote Country105.3, US939, and Z-102.

KIOD Sports

Sports Report

2008-08-14T05:03:00.003-05:00

Includes the announcement of a new softball coach at McCook Community College, a preview of the Wauneta Palisade and McCook High Football teams, and baseball and olympic news. For more sports, tune to Coyote Country 105.3, US 939, and Z-102.

KIOD Sports

Sports Report

2008-08-13T07:06:00.003-05:00

Includes stories on Arapahoe and Bison football, the Olympics and baseball. Hear more every day on Coyote Country105.3, US939, and Z-102.

KIOD Sports

Sports Report

2008-08-12T07:39:00.003-05:00

Includes McCook and Husker football, Olympic results, and scores from the NBC World Series. For details, listen to Coyote Country 105.3, US 939 and Z-102.

KIOD Sports8-12

Sports Report

2008-08-11T12:50:00.003-05:00

Featuring McCook high and Husker football, American Legion Baseball and the Olympics. Get more info on Coyote Country 105.3, US 939, and Z-102.

KIOD Sports8-11

Nebraska-Kansas State Legion Scores

2008-08-10T06:00:00.000-05:00

State Championship Saturday in Omaha
8/9
Roncalli 3, Wakefield 2
Millard West 11, Papillion LaVista South 3

Nebraska B State @ St Paul
8/1
Roncalli 13, Wahoo 2
Lexington 6, Beatrice 4
Gretna 10, Wayne 2
St. Paul 4, Chappell 3
8/2
Wayne 7, Wahoo 2
Beatrice 7, Chappell 5
Roncalli 6, Gretna 2
St Paul 10, Lexington 7
8/3
Gretna 8, Beatrice 4
Wayne 3, Lexington 0
Roncalli 8, St Paul 5
8/4
Gretna 11, St. Paul 1
Wayne 10, Roncalli 5
8/5
Grenta 2, Wayne 1 8 inn
Roncalli 9, Grenta 3 (Roncalli champion)

Nebraska A National Division @ Millard North
8/1
Digiorio's (Omaha Gross) 6, Pinnacle bank (Papillion LaVista) 4 10 inn
GI Home Federal 9, NMC Bears (Omaha Bryan) 3
NP Dodge Wildcats (Millard West) 2, Anderson Ford (Lincoln North Star) 1
Deeb Mustangs (Millard North) 13, Kearney Runza 1 8 innings
8/2
Pinnacle Bank 10, Anderson Ford 5
NMC Bears 12, Kearney Runza 8
NP Dodge 11, DiGiorgio's 1 8 innings
Deeb Mustangs 10, GI Home Federal 4
8/3
Pinnacle Bank 19, GI Home Federal 8
DiGiorgio's 15, NMC Bears 2
NP Dodge 13, Deeb Mustangs 0
8/4
DiGiorgio's 5, Deeb Mustangs 4
NP Dodge 6, Pinnacle Bank 4
8/5
NP Dodge 8, DiGiorgio's 0 (NP Dodge Champion)

Nebraska A American Division@ Norfolk
8/1
Prime Time Patriots (Millard South)12, Assoc Fire Protection (PL South) 9
Fremont First State Bank 14, Elkorn 3 7 innings
Union Bank (Pius) 7 Oakview Construction (Skutt) 3
North Platte First Nationals 4, Norfolk Nebraska Central Railroad 1
8/2
Assoc Fire Protection 11, Skytt 5
Elkhorn 13, Neb Cent Railroad 3 8 inn
Union Bank 6, Prime Time Patriots 5
Fremont FSB 9, North Platte 8
8/3
Assoc Fire Protection 13, North Platte 1
Prime Time Patriots 10, Elkhorn 2
Union Bank 20, Fremont FSB 3
8/4
Primetime Patriots 17, Fremont FSB 7
Assoc Fire Protection 15, Union Bank 5
8/5
Assoc Fire Protection 12, Primetime Patriots 2
Assoc Fire Protection 5, Union Bank 3 (Assoc Fire Protection Champion)

Nebraska C @ Gibbon
8/1
Dwight 2, Elkhorn Mt Michael 0
Crofton 16, Dannebrog-Cairo-Boelus 2
Wakefield 6, Palmer Wolbach Greeley Spalding 4
Alma 16, Shelton Gibbon 13
8/2
Elkhorn MM 10, PWGS 7
DCB 10, Shelton Gibbon 9
Wakefield 13, Dwight 1
Crofton 19, Alma 3
8/3
DCB 2, Dwight 1
Elkhorn MM 13, Alma 0 5 inn
Crofton 7, Wakefield 2
8/4
Wakefield 10, DCB 3
Crofton 6, Elkhorn MM 2
8/5
Wakefield 6, Crofton 0
Wakefield 4, Crofton 2 (Wakefield Champion)

Kansas AA Tourney @ Sabetha
8/1
Osawatamie 7, Eudora 4
Donipan County 3, Beloit 2
Colby 11, Plainville 1
Larned 10, Sabetha 2
8/2
Eudora 10, Beloit 3
Sabetha 3, Plainville 1
Doniphan County 9, Osawatamie 6
Colby 11, Larned 2
8/3
Larned 12, Eudora 1
Sabetha 5, Osawatamie 3
Colby 6, Doniphan County 5
Larned 8, Sabetha 7
8/4
Doniphan County 12, Larned 2
Colby 12, Doniphan County 1 (Colby Champs)

Kansas AAA Tourney @ Pittsburg
8/1
BV Northwest 8, Lawrence 4
Olathe South, Ark City 8
Hays 6, Andover 0
Pittsburg 9, Buhler 0
8/2
Lawrence 19, Ark City 2
Andover 9, Buhler 0
Olathe South 12, BV Northwest 5
Pittsburg 23, Hays 15
8/3
BV Northwest 11, Andover Central 2
Lawrence 11, Hays 1
Pittsburg 5, Olathe South 2
Lawrence 9 , BV Northwest 8
8/4
Lawrence 12, Olathe South 9
Pittsburg 14, Lawrence 6 (Pittsburg Champs)

Sports Report

2008-08-08T09:34:00.003-05:00

Includes Stories on Husker, KSU, and KU football, local stock car racing, and NBC National Tourney Baseball Scores. For more tune to Coyote Country 105.3, US 939 and Z-102.

Kiod Sports 8-8

Sports Report

2008-08-07T12:00:00.003-05:00

Here's today's sports report, featuring the latest on the Huskers, the MCC Adopt an Athlete Program, and Hitchcock County Racing. For more information tune to Coyote Country105.3, US 939, or Z-102.

Kiod Sports 8-7-08

Two MNB Players Compete for Winning Team

2008-08-03T07:15:00.001-05:00

Two members of the McCook National Bank Senior Legion team were a part of the victorious South team at the 6th Annual Kiwanis Class B-C All-star Classic in Wahoo on Saturday. Colton Cochran and Jackson Johnson were on the squad that scored six runs in the 10th inning for a 13-7 win.

Cochran and Johnson both wrapped up their senior playing career. Cochran, a McCook High graduate, has signed to play baseball at Doane. Johnson, who graduated from Cambridge, will attend the University of Nebraska.

MCC Names New Volleyball Coach

2008-07-21T10:15:00.000-05:00

by Brent Cobb
Michelle Reiners, who has lived in McCook since 2003, takes over the helm of the Lady Indian volleyball program. She received her B.S. from Chadron State College in May of 2000 and has been teaching in the McCook Public School system since 2005 and has been a familiar part of the McCook athletic scene since her arrival in 2003, including a stint coaching the McCook Red Crush Volleyball team of the United States Volleyball Association.

“We are very excited to be able to get someone with Michelle’s knowledge of the game,” said MCC Athletic Director Chet DeVaughn. “We feel she’s going to do a good job.”

Upon her graduation from CSC, Reiners taught in Chadron, Tolleson, Ariz., and Osborn Public School in Phoenix, before coming to McCook in 2003. She was also employed as a personal trainer/fitness formula retail store manager for Bally Total Fitness in Phoenix.
Michelle has been with the Ed Thomas YMCA since July of 2003 with the Live Y’er After School Program as well as serving as a referee, umpire and official.

In the McCook Public School system, she’s taught physical education, health, and was a special education paraprofessional. She also served as assistant softball coach since 2005. Since August of 2006, she’s been co-head coach of the Seventh Grade Girls basketball team and coach of the Seventh Grade Girls Track team

“We look forward to her leadership for our returning and incoming volleyball players, and wish them much success in the coming season and beyond,” said Michele Gil, Area Dean of Student Life. “Coach Reiners brings to the table many new and exciting ideas and energetic leadership for our student-athletes.”

Reiners takes over a team that finished with a 10-34 mark in 2007.

MCC in Fund Raising Drive

2008-07-10T10:45:00.000-05:00

The Fall Semester at McCook Community College is quickly approaching! The MCC Indians Boosters Club has kicked off its annual fundraising drive in support of MCC sports, and donations of any size are greatly appreciated. Steve Stein, President of the MCC Boosters, stated, “I would like to thank the long-time supporters, especially the Dream Team and Banner Club members, whose donations have created the foundation of this group. The support provided to the college through the MCC Boosters has become a vital part of the MCC sports experience for the athletes and the community.”
Donations received prior to the publication deadline of the sports media guides will be listed in the programs. Donations may be mailed to MCC Indians Boosters, Inc., PO Box 936, McCook, NE 69001-0936. For more information, contact Peggy Been, McCook National Bank at (308) 345-4240 or Peggy@mnb1.com.
The MCC Boosters Club is also recruiting families for the Adopt-an-Athlete Program. For more information on the Adopt-an-Athlete Program, contact Sherri Stang, McCook National Bank, (308) 345-4240 or Sherri@mnb1.com or Rebecca Vosburg, Wells Fargo Bank, (308) 345-4823 or Rebecca.J.Vosburg@wellsfargo.com.
The MCC Indians Boosters, Inc. is a non-profit organization formed in 1996 to support the growth and prosperity of McCook Community College through its sports programs. Last year there were approximately 120 full-time, student-athletes attending MCC in six sports: men’s and women’s basketball, volleyball, golf, baseball and softball. Along with sponsoring the Adopt-an-Athlete Program, the MCC Boosters provide book scholarship funds, publish the media sports guides, assist with the purchase of uniforms and equipment, provide some meals for athletes when the dorm is closed, sponsor special events and promotions, and assist with improvements to playing fields and the gym.

MCC needs Adopt an Athlete Parents

2008-07-10T10:44:00.001-05:00

Families are needed now! The Fall Semester at McCook Community College is quickly approaching, and the MCC Indians Boosters Club is actively recruiting families to participate in the Adopt-an-Athlete Program. This program, now in its sixth year, provides an opportunity for your family to meet some of the MCC student/athletes and give them some “family” time as a break from their college routine.
The Adopt-an-Athlete Program matches up athletes from the college’s six different sports with local families. The program has been a great success both for the athletes and for the participating families. Women’s Basketball Coach Benjamin Smith states, “I have heard only great things from the athletes about being an adopted athlete. The program is very helpful to our student/athletes, and I stress it to recruits and their parents as one program MCC offers to help them assimilate into a college atmosphere in a town possibly far from home. I really want to express the appreciation of all of the MCC coaches to the families for taking part in this great program.”
Families are asked only to have their athletes over to their homes once or twice a month for dinner. Other NJCAA rules do apply toward this program and are explained in detail to ensure a successful experience for the student/athletes and their adoptive families. For more information on the Adopt-an-Athlete Program, contact Sherri Stang, McCook National Bank, (308) 345-4240 or Sherri@mnb1.com or Rebecca Vosburg, Wells Fargo Bank, (308) 345-4823 or Rebecca.J.Vosburg@wellsfargo.com.
The MCC Indians Boosters, Inc. is a non-profit organization formed in 1996 to support the growth and prosperity of McCook Community College through its sports programs. Last year there were approximately 120 full-time, student-athletes attending MCC in six sports: men’s and women’s basketball, volleyball, golf, baseball and softball. Along with sponsoring the Adopt-an-Athlete Program, the MCC Boosters provide book scholarship funds for MCC athletes, publish the media sports guides, assist with the purchase of uniforms and equipment, provide some meals for athletes when the dorm is closed, sponsor special events and promotions, and assist with improvements to playing fields and gyms. Donations may be mailed to MCC Indians Boosters, Inc., PO Box 936, McCook, NE 69001-0936. For more information, contact Peggy Been, McCook National Bank at (308) 345-4240 or Peggy@mnb1.com.

Rawlins County wins 2A girl's title

2008-05-24T20:18:00.003-05:00

The Rawlins County Girls became the 1st team ever to win a state title, move up a class, and repeat. Here are three interviews. Listen for a complete state track wrap Tuesday during the 9am hour on US 939.

Macy Migchelbrink
Laura Wolters
Coach John Terry

Also, congratulations to the Norton Girls, state champs in class 3A.

Sara Miller takes 1st in Discus

2008-05-24T18:23:00.003-05:00

Rawlins County's Sara Miller helps Buffs to a second straight state title.

Miller's Interview

John Binning takes gold

2008-05-24T18:20:00.002-05:00

John Binning of Rawlins County won the 2A Shot put

John Interview

John Terry Wraps up Day #1

2008-05-24T08:00:00.000-05:00

Rawlins County Track Coach John Terry talks about the 1st day for the Buffs

John Terry

Rawlins County State Track Preview

2008-05-22T12:55:00.001-05:00

Here's an interview with RC coach John Terry

Buff State Preview

MHS Girls Clinch 2nd in B

2008-05-17T17:27:00.002-05:00

The Bison girls had to win the 1600 Meter relay to bring home a team trophy. They did it to finish second.

Coach Steve Clapp Interview

Gold for Bison in final event

2008-05-17T16:54:00.004-05:00

MHS Girls win 4X400 Meter Relay to clinch second in team standings

Bison 4X400 Meter Relay team

Frazier 1st

2008-05-17T16:07:00.002-05:00

MHS Senior Sam Frazier won the Class B Discus.

Sam's Interview

Blair Dixon caps Big weekend

2008-05-17T15:59:00.001-05:00

Blair Dixon WP scores 38 points @ State

Dixon Interview

Pirog wins

2008-05-17T15:30:00.001-05:00

Erica Pirog Chase County won the C 300 Meter Hurdles

Interivew

Harris wins title

2008-05-17T14:16:00.001-05:00

Brooke Harris of Wallace won the D girls 1600 meters.

Brook Harris Interview

Sughroue Gold Again

2008-05-17T13:39:00.001-05:00

Jessa Sughroue won the 400 for her second gold of the day for MHS

Jessa's Interview

Friday Interviews

2008-05-17T08:41:00.003-05:00

Here are some more Area Audio Highlights from Day #1 of the Nebraska State Track meet.

Ryan Hazen of Maywood wins the D 3200
McCook High Girls Coach Steve Clapp talks about his team's 1st day
Dundy County-Stratton leads the Class C Boys Standings

Tigers Win!

2008-05-16T10:41:00.004-05:00

Maywood Boys win Class D 3200 Meter Relay. Here's an interview with 3 of the team members

Maywood Boys 3200 M Relay

Track Previews

2008-05-15T13:31:00.005-05:00

Here's an audio preview of some area teams chances at state

MHS Boys TomSughroue
MHS Girls Steve Clapp
SV Tom Shoenfelder
SW Margo Kent
WP Dawn Doetker
MV Shawnk Guthrie Johnsen