Wide Left Sports

In this engaging conversation, Mitch Bohn interviews Talon Marsh, a defensive tackle for Montana State University. They discuss Talon's journey from a newcomer in Bozeman to becoming a key player in the Bobcats' football program. Talon shares insights on team dynamics, the significance of the fan base, and the coaching staff's impact on his development. He reflects on the thrill of winning the national championship and the challenges faced during the current season, including injuries. Talon also offers advice for young athletes aspiring to reach their goals in sports.

In this conversation, Mitch Bohn interviews CMR Varsity Girls basketball coach Cramer Caouette about his journey from player to coach, his experiences at CMR, and his vision for elevating the girls basketball program. Cramer shares insights on mentorship, the importance of building relationships with student-athletes, and the challenges of competing in a strong league. He emphasizes the need for a balance between skill development and creating a positive experience for players, while also discussing the significance of community support during games.

In this conversation, Mitch Bohn interviews Matt Stepan, the Athletic Director of Montana Tech. They discuss Matt's journey from being a student-athlete to leading the athletic department, the rise of Montana Tech athletics, the importance of community support, and the unique culture of Butte. Matt shares insights on recruitment strategies, the potential addition of wrestling to the program, and what makes Montana Tech a great choice for student-athletes.

In this conversation, Katie Verderber shares her inspiring journey from being newly injured and paralyzed to becoming a member of Team USA in wheelchair curling. She discusses her initial love for skiing, the importance of community support, and how curling became a new passion. Katie emphasizes the significance of resilience, mental health, and the accessibility of curling as a sport. She reflects on her experiences at the Paralympics, the impact of international competition, and her excitement about becoming a parent while continuing her athletic journey. Katie encourages others to pursue their passions, regardless of their circumstances, and highlights the importance of community in sports.

In this conversation, Camilla Cleveland shares her journey as a female football player, discussing her love for the sport, experiences in tackle and flag football, and the growth of women's football in Montana. She emphasizes the importance of breaking stereotypes, supporting fellow athletes, and maintaining a positive mindset through challenges, including her recovery from injury. Camilla also expresses her hopes for the future of women's football and encourages young girls to pursue their passion for the sport.

In this conversation, Eric Avila, co-founder of Track Beast, shares his journey from a competitive young athlete to a professional in the sports industry. He discusses the challenges faced by college athletes, the importance of balancing academics and athletics, and the identity crisis that often follows an athletic career. Eric introduces Track Beast, a recruiting platform designed to streamline the college recruitment process for track and field athletes, emphasizing the importance of relationships between athletes and coaches. He also highlights the accessibility of the platform and the joy he finds in coaching and supporting the next generation of athletes.

Wide Left Sports interviews Koby Williams about the ins and outs of the first year of Golf WRLD! Check out their 1 year celebration on November 7th from 12-4!

In this conversation, Mitch Bohn interviews Helena High Head Football Coach Dane Broadhead about the current state of the Bengals football program. They discuss the team's strong start to the season, the challenges of coaching in a competitive league, key players making an impact, and the excitement surrounding the upcoming rivalry game against Capital. Broadhead emphasizes the importance of execution, learning from early-season games, and the rewarding experience of seeing players succeed beyond high school.

In this episode of Wide Left Sports, host Mitch Bohn interviews Bethany Ketchell and Alishea Waite from the Montana Lady Fierce football team. They discuss their experiences in a recent game, their passion for flag football, and the camaraderie within the team. The conversation also touches on the competitive nature of the sport, preferences for playing on turf versus grass, and the future of women's flag football in Montana. Additionally, they share personal stories about raising awareness for breast cancer and domestic violence, and offer advice for aspiring players.

In this conversation, Ashley Denno, a cheer coach in Shelby, shares her unique journey into cheerleading, emphasizing the importance of fitness, safety, and community support. She discusses her coaching philosophy, the significance of building relationships with athletes, and the challenges of managing cheer across different sports. Ashley highlights the positive impact of working with Latisha from Montana Cheer Experts and offers valuable advice for the next generation of cheerleaders.