Metro East Sports Podcast
We are presented by Little Caesars Pizza! Join host Dave as he interviews the best athletes, coaches, and legends in the metro east!
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Season 7; Episode 34: The High School Report on XC, Flag and Tackle Football Banter and Rankings, and an 11U Football Frenzy! (opens the original)
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Little Caesars Pizza presents this season! 7.34 has three incredible segments. Segment I is the High School Report with hosts Dave Lipe, Matt Kamp, and Coach KP. Mike Baxter is back with updated rankings for 1A, 2A, and 3A XC for boys and girls, plus the runners and meets to watch as we near the postseason. Then, the guys break down our first flag football rankings of the season. Edwardsville tops the list, but not far behind are SWC rivals ESTL and Belleville East. Finally, we reveal our latest
Season 7; Show 33. High School Football Rankings and Talk; The Volleyball Guru is Back; The Redbird Turned Globetrotter; and the Granite City Charitable Champion! (opens the original)
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This season is presented by Little Caesars Pizza, and the show begins with Dave expressing sympathies to the Njai family, who suffered the terrible loss of co-owner Bobby Njai. Bobby loved our podcast, and he brought kindness and energy to every room. Rest in peace, Bobby, as our hearts go out to the Njai family during this difficult time. 7.33 begins with the High School Report . Matt Kamp, Dave, and KP are joined by "the Volleyball Guru," Jack Grimm, who provides the latest in volleyball happe
Season 7; Episode 32: The High School Report on Football and XC; Jerseyville Panthers on the Pitch; and the Marquette AD and Soccer Coach! (opens the original)
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This season is presented by Little Caesars Pizza! 7.32 features 3 scintillating segments beginning with the High School Report. Dave, Matt, and KP are joined by the local King of XC, Mike Baxter, who updates his rankings for 1A, 2A, and 3A Boys and Girls XC Teams. Baxter describes the "fun" he has witnessed so far this season, and Dave pins him down for a prediction for "how good" MELHS and EHS can finish at state this season. Running fans won't want to miss Baxter's expert analysis of the local
Season 7; Episode 31: Football, Volleyball, and Soccer Rankings; Granite City Braves Youth Football Champions; and Lancer Gridiron Greats! (opens the original)
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Season 7 is presented by Little Caesars Pizza! 7.31 has three HUGE segments! Segment I is the High School Roundup presented by Joe's Market Basket. In tonight's roundup we start off with the latest football rankings. Dave reveals the latest large, medium, and small school rankings, and he takes a look at the biggest risers (Triad, Mt. Vernon, and Sparta) and fallers (Edwardsville, Red Bud, and O'Fallon). Levi Wedel talks about the incredible atmosphere and hospitality at the Mascoutah vs. Highla
Season 7; Episode 30: The State Rep Who Got Mowed by Bo; Football and XC Rankings; The Courthouse 618; and, Football in the Bud! (opens the original)
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This season is presented by Little Caesars Pizza, and 7.30 has 4 incredible segments! Segment I features Illinois State Representative Jay Hoffman. The Highland native talks about his baseball-crazy childhood, which led to stardom at HHS, and a four-year career as a starter at Illinois State University. Hoffman talks about his "brush with greatness," the time he got mowed over by Bo Jackson at the plate, and he discusses the importance of sports tourism in the region, especially at World Wide Te
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