This weekend on Shake Broadcasting family of stations:
Friday Night Lights broadcast the IHSAA sectional kicks off with the 2 and 7 Washington Hatchets travelling to the 1 and 8 Pike Central Chargers. Pregame show on Memories 107.9 at 6:45 with DeWayne Shake and Mark Myers. Winner will get the victor of the 0 and 9 Princeton Tigers and the 3 and 6 West Vigo Vikings.
North Daviess drew the bye so will sit idle this week and await the winner of 5 and 4 South Spencer and 8 and 0 Tecumseh.
At 11:00 am on Saturday Razor Radio Sports brings you IU Football with legendary voice of the Hoosiers Don Fisher. Pre game at 11:00 am with a noon kickoff. IU travels to Rutgers where they are a 3 point road underdog.
On the station for Barr Reeve Vikings Sports The General FM 95.9 / 101.3 and AM 1580 on Saturday it’s the 3A volleyball regional from Corydon where the 33 and 1 Lady Vikings take on 27 and 6 Providence Pioneers in the day’s 2nd match. Pregame approximately 12:45 and first serve at 1:00. The winner will face the winner of the 33 and 0 Greensburg vs 16 and 8 Evansville Memorial Tigers. Championship game will be at 7pm and with a 6:45 pregame show.
Good luck to the Washington Golden Pride Marching Band who will compete in state competition Saturday at Franklin Central High School. Showtime for the Golden Pride is 11:05 with a performance title of We Are Two. Branden Burri is the Director with Chris Ashworth Associate Director and Marleigh Burris Color Guard Director
Indiana Pacers open up and home and drop game 1 of the season to the Washington Wizards 114-107. Pacers led by Tyrese Haliburton’s 26 points and Buddy Heilds 10 rebounds.
Fred Couples has gone deep into the red numbers in the past. He shot 64 in each of his victories at the TPC Sawgrass Players Stadium Course, including the final round in 1996 when he became the first two-time winner at the Stadium. It was a record for the lowest final-round score by a winner in Players history. Couples was also the first of nine players to shoot a 63 at The Players, which remains the low score in tournament history. But he didn’t hesitate in labeling his 60 last Sunday in the final round of the SAS Championship at the Prestonwood Country Club in Cary, N.C., his best round ever. For one thing, it was his 14th PGA Tour Champions victory (he has 15 on the PGA Tour) and is a record closing score for a winner .Couples who is 63, won for the first time in over 5 years and is the second player in Champions Tour history to shoot 60 and beat his age at the same time. Walter Morgan fired a 60 at the AT&T Senior Canadian Open in 2002 at the age of 61.
It seems like there’s either weird or bad news out of the NFL’s Washington football team on a daily basis. Well today is no different for the 2 and 4 last place team….The Washington Commanders awarded a season ticket holder $14,822 for winning the 50-50 raffle during their game against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sept. 12 this season. The only problem is the check from the franchise bounced. The fan, named Drew, told a Washington radio station “The Team 980-AM” that when he went to deposit the check into his account from “Washington Football Team Charitable Foundation,” the check never cleared. He sent the station pictures of the check as proof. The Commanders staff said it was a bank issue and have direct deposited money into the winners account.
NFL Thursday night football matchup tonight on Amazon prime is a duo of 2 and 4 teams with the Saints visiting the Cardinals. Kickoff is 8:15 and the Cardinals are a 2 ½ point favorite.
When the Padres bats get going, they really get going. After falling behind 4-0 early in Game 2, San Diego stormed back, flipping the script in a five-run fifth inning that echoed their decisive rally against the Dodgers. Austin Nola and Juan Soto doubled in runs to end Phillies starter Aaron Nola’s day, and the scoring didn’t stop against the bullpen. The Padres wound up with an 8-5 win to even up the NLCS as it heads back to Philadelphia. In the American League Justin Verlander gets the win in game 1 of the ALCS 4-2 over the New York Yankees.
