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Tuesday, July 02, 2013
High School Football America - June 27, 2013
by Jeff Fisher
Follow @HSFBamerica
Technology takes center stage on the June 27th edition of High School Football America.
Host Jeff Fisher talks with Hudl.com CEO David Graff about the cutting edge internet technology that has revolutionized how coaches breakdown practice and game film.
After speaking with Graff, Fisher discusses The Debris Inhibitor Razur with Joey Teichert, whose company Southern Sport has developed a patented sock that does many things, including keeping crumb rubber from Field Turf out of players' shoes.
Fisher's final guest is Jim Cantafio, head coach at Cedar Cliff High School in Pennsylvania, who is the only coach in the Keystone State to have coached two quarterbacks to be invited to the Elite 11 Quarterback Competition. Coach Cantafio talks about Virginia Tech recruit Andrew Ford.
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Sunday, October 02, 2011
High School Football America Radio Shows on YouTube
by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America
During the first two months of the 2011 high school football season, I've interviewed some of the top coaches and players around America on the High School Football America radio show that airs LIVE every Thursday night at 7 PM EDT on the Artist First Radio Network.
If you've missed any of the shows, don't fret, they're always available free and on-demand via my show webpage. You can listen to every show at your convenience by clicking here.
Another way to listen to the show is via YouTube. I'm currently uploading the first twelve episodes. Below is the inaugural show on July 21st.
On this show, I talk with Brad Igou, head football coach at Barrow High School in Barrow, Alaska and his assistant Brian Houston about the start of the 2011 high school football season in the country's 49th State. Barrow is the only school playing 11-man football above the Arctic Circle.
Also on the show: Steve Spiewak of MaxPreps.com, who talks about his Preseason Top 25 Early Contenders Poll; Scott Young, head football coach of West Rowan High School in Mt. Ulla, North Carolina, whose team has won three straight 3-A state titles and owns a 46-game win streak; and Brandon Sheppard, Executive Director of the National Select 7-on-7 Championship.
High School Football America
If you've missed any of the shows, don't fret, they're always available free and on-demand via my show webpage. You can listen to every show at your convenience by clicking here.
Another way to listen to the show is via YouTube. I'm currently uploading the first twelve episodes. Below is the inaugural show on July 21st.
On this show, I talk with Brad Igou, head football coach at Barrow High School in Barrow, Alaska and his assistant Brian Houston about the start of the 2011 high school football season in the country's 49th State. Barrow is the only school playing 11-man football above the Arctic Circle.
Also on the show: Steve Spiewak of MaxPreps.com, who talks about his Preseason Top 25 Early Contenders Poll; Scott Young, head football coach of West Rowan High School in Mt. Ulla, North Carolina, whose team has won three straight 3-A state titles and owns a 46-game win streak; and Brandon Sheppard, Executive Director of the National Select 7-on-7 Championship.
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Former St. Thomas Aquinas Head Coach George Smith to Talk About Showdown with De La Salle on NHSCA Sports Hour
by Jeff Fisher
De La Salle (Concord, CA) High School will square-off with St. Thomas Aquinas (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) on ESPN.
Joining me on tomorrow night's NHSCA Sports Hour to talk about the showdown is STA athletic director George Smith, who is the 2011 National High School Coaches Association's National High School Football Coach of the Year.
Smith stepped away from the sidelines after 34 years of building the Raiders into a Florida and national power. Smith's career record before handing the program's reigns over to Rocco Casullo was 361-66 with six state titles and two "mythical" national championships. Ladouceur has led the Spartans to seven "mythical" national titles.
On May 1st on the NHSCA Sports Hour, I spoke with Casullo, the team's former defensive coordinator, about taking over for a legend. Click here to listen to that interview.
St. Thomas Aquinas enters the game ranked #4 by MaxPreps.com, while De La Salle is at #10.
Tune-in tomorrow night starting at 6PM EDT to listen to my interview with Coach Smith. Click here to listen LIVE.
Thursday, July 21, 2011
High School Football America Radio Show Debuts
by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America
It is a proud day for everyone at High School Football America with the debut on our new radio show on the Artist First Radio Network.
At 7 PM Eastern Time, I'll host the debut show of High School Football America with five special guests.
Our first guests will be in-charge of kicking-off the show and the season. I'll be joined by Brad Igou, head football coach at Barrow High School in Barrow, Alaska and his assistant Brian Houston. Barrow and the entire state of Alaska kick-off the entire 2011 season when practice begins in the 49th State on Tuesday, July 26th.
The Barrow Whalers are the only 11-man high school football team playing above the Arctic Circle.
The six-year old program made national headlines in 2007 when the NFL's Jacksonville Jaguars helped the Whalers with the installation of a blue artificial turf.
After our chat in Barrow, we'll head back to the lower 48 to talk with Steve Spiewak, senior national high school football writer for MaxPreps.com. Steve will be talking about his Preseason National Top 25 Preseason Early Contenders Poll.
We'll then wrap-up with two interviews from the National Select 7-on-7 Championship in Hoover, Alabama.
We'll talk with the event's executive director Brandon Sheppard and West Rowan (Mount Ulla, NC) High School head football coach Scott Young, whose team is one of the team's competing for the championship.
West Rowan is one of 32 teams from 13 different states competing at the event that features five state champs. The Falcons will enter the 2011 season with the nation's longest active win streak at 46 straight victories.
Click here to listen tonight at 7PM EST.
High School Football America
At 7 PM Eastern Time, I'll host the debut show of High School Football America with five special guests.
The Barrow Whalers are the only 11-man high school football team playing above the Arctic Circle.
The six-year old program made national headlines in 2007 when the NFL's Jacksonville Jaguars helped the Whalers with the installation of a blue artificial turf.
We'll then wrap-up with two interviews from the National Select 7-on-7 Championship in Hoover, Alabama.
Click here to listen tonight at 7PM EST.
Monday, June 27, 2011
High School Football America Begins National Radio Show on July 21st
by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America
Yesterday's NHSCA Sports Hour was a lot of fun with Steve Spiewak of MaxPreps.com talking about the upcoming high school football season.
If you missed the interview on Spiewak's Preseason Top 25 Early Contenders, the show will be posted later this week in the archives. Steve did a great job of giving listeners a snapshot of what goes into creating national rankings, and who are the teams to beat this year.
So with high school football on the brain, it's with great pleasure that I make the official announcement that my website High School Football America is coming to radio!
Yes, beginning July 21st, I'll also be doing a weekly high school football-only show from 7-8 PM EST on the Artist First Radio Network.
Below is the news release announcing the show:
High School Football America
Yesterday's NHSCA Sports Hour was a lot of fun with Steve Spiewak of MaxPreps.com talking about the upcoming high school football season.
If you missed the interview on Spiewak's Preseason Top 25 Early Contenders, the show will be posted later this week in the archives. Steve did a great job of giving listeners a snapshot of what goes into creating national rankings, and who are the teams to beat this year.
So with high school football on the brain, it's with great pleasure that I make the official announcement that my website High School Football America is coming to radio!
Yes, beginning July 21st, I'll also be doing a weekly high school football-only show from 7-8 PM EST on the Artist First Radio Network.
Below is the news release announcing the show:
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL AMERICA TO BEGIN WEEKLY RADIO SHOW ON ARTIST FIRST RADIO NETWORK JULY 21ST
Chicago, IL – June 27, 2011 – High School Football Founder Jeff Fisherannounced today that he’ll be hosting a weekly internet radio show on theArtistFirst World Radio Network beginning Thursday, July 21, 2011 The show, which is called High School Football America, will air every Thursday starting at 7 P.M. EST.
“This is a very important step in the growth of High School Football America,” said Fisher, who also serves as High School Football America’s Editor-in-Chief. “There is a need for a weekly high school football-only show that looks inside the sport from a national perspective.”
In addition to running High School Football America, Fisher, whose broadcast journalism career began in radio at the age of 14-years old at WEST-AM in Easton, Pennsylvania, is the host of the very successful National High School Coaches Association radio show called the NHSCA Sports Hour, which is America’s premiere high school sports interview show that covers all sports.
“The NHSCA Sports Hour is an excellent example of America’s thirst for high school sports information,” said Fisher. “Since taking over as the producer of the show, we’ve been able to increase listenership by over 25%. We have tens of thousands of listeners that turn to us for the stories-behind-the-stories that make high school sports great.”
Fisher added, “Our goal with High School Football America is to give our listeners a reliable show that they can tune into to each week for previews of the big games, plus interviews with coaches and players.”
For more information on High School Football America, visit our website at www.highschoolfootballamerica.com.
About Jeff Fisher/High School Football America
Jeff’s broadcasting career began at the age of 14 in Easton, Pennsylvania. In a career that has spanned 35-years, he’s worked in every aspect of sports journalism. He is the founder of High School Football America, a website dedicated to telling the stories of small town high school football across the United States. Prior to launching High School Football America, Jeff worked as a TV sports anchor at FOX Sports Net in Chicago. Fisher is best known as the creator, executive producer and host of The Big Ticket, a weekly 60-minute high school football wrap-up show that won him the Associated Press Best Sportscast in Pennsylvania Award.
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Tune-in to My First National High School Coaches Association Radio Show
by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America
It's been a fun Thanksgiving weekend in the Lehigh Valley...who said you can never go home?!
Aside from celebrating the holiday, I watched some great high school football and returned to my broadcasting roots...radio.
Saturday began with a two-hour guest appearance with old friends Jack Logic and Joe Craig on the Jack, Joe & Company radio show on WGPA-AM. It was a nice stroll down memory lane with plenty of talk about my early days on WEST-AM in Easton. The segment with my first broadcast partner Bruce Nagy, who's now living in California, made it a perfect start to the day.
Last night I spent a chilly night watching high school football in my favorite high school stadium...Cottingham Stadium in Easton, Pennsylvania. The 1920-era stadium came alive in the cold night air around when the Easton faithful celebrated the Red Rovers' district gold medal with a come-from-behind 13-10 win over Whitehall, which avenged an earlier season defeat at the hands of the Zephyrs.
Now, I'm preparing for my debut show as host of the National High School Coaches Association Sports Hour. You can listen to the show starting at 6 PM EST on the Artist First Radio Network.
My first guest is Easton head coach Steve Shiffert, who will talk about preparing his team to play three games in eight days, which included a Thanksgiving Day game against the Red Rovers' arch-rival Phillipsburg.
Also joining me on the first show will be Pius X (Roseto, PA) head coach Phil Stambaugh, who just finished a successful first year as head coach of the Royals. Pius, which is the subject of a documentary I'm doing for High School Football America, was 8-4 and finished in second-place in Class A in District 11.
My third guest will be Mollie Omenski of GTM Sportswear, sponsor of the NHSCA Athlete of the Month.
To tune-in, click here.
High School Football America
Aside from celebrating the holiday, I watched some great high school football and returned to my broadcasting roots...radio.
Saturday began with a two-hour guest appearance with old friends Jack Logic and Joe Craig on the Jack, Joe & Company radio show on WGPA-AM. It was a nice stroll down memory lane with plenty of talk about my early days on WEST-AM in Easton. The segment with my first broadcast partner Bruce Nagy, who's now living in California, made it a perfect start to the day.
Last night I spent a chilly night watching high school football in my favorite high school stadium...Cottingham Stadium in Easton, Pennsylvania. The 1920-era stadium came alive in the cold night air around when the Easton faithful celebrated the Red Rovers' district gold medal with a come-from-behind 13-10 win over Whitehall, which avenged an earlier season defeat at the hands of the Zephyrs.
Now, I'm preparing for my debut show as host of the National High School Coaches Association Sports Hour. You can listen to the show starting at 6 PM EST on the Artist First Radio Network.
My first guest is Easton head coach Steve Shiffert, who will talk about preparing his team to play three games in eight days, which included a Thanksgiving Day game against the Red Rovers' arch-rival Phillipsburg.
Also joining me on the first show will be Pius X (Roseto, PA) head coach Phil Stambaugh, who just finished a successful first year as head coach of the Royals. Pius, which is the subject of a documentary I'm doing for High School Football America, was 8-4 and finished in second-place in Class A in District 11.
My third guest will be Mollie Omenski of GTM Sportswear, sponsor of the NHSCA Athlete of the Month.
To tune-in, click here.
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