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City League Sports

The official sports podcast for Columbus City Schools spotlighting students, families, and coaches throughout the district. Hosted by Dr. Vincent Clarno. Listen on Saturday mornings at 8 and find the show on the major podcast platforms, including Apple and Spotify.

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  • Girls basketball stars Kennedy Houston, Centennial class of 2027, and Kaliyah Barron, East Class Of 2025, join City League Sports to share why they love the game of basketball so much and their future goals.
  • One of the greatest players in City League history, Lamont "Big Game" Barnes, joins City League Sports to reflect on his favorite moments.
  • The Walnut Ridge Football team tells City League Sports how hard work and discipline contributed to a 10-1 season, and a City League South Championship.
  • Members of the Linden-McKinley football team join City League Sports to explain how they went from 0-10 last season, to winning the City League North this year with a 7-4 record.
  • Independence alum Shawn Harper tells City League Sports how he went from being voted most likely to fail, to making his way to college and The NFL.
  • The Africentric Volleyball team joins this edition of City League Sports.
  • Dionte’ Johnson, the son of Buckeye standout Pepper Johnson, joins City League Sports.
  • In this episode of City League Sports, the Northland Football team's Tyreek Lewis, Malakai Hammond, and Coach Ryan Sayers talk about turning the program around and overcoming adversity.
  • City League Sports returns with Anthony Gwinn, who shares his favorite memories playing with and against some of the best athletes in City League history while at Brookhaven.
  • West High Alum Bill Peterman joins City League Sports to share how he went from being a kid who didn't run track until he was in the 10th grade, to becoming the first City League athlete to ever win the triple crown (100, 200, 400-meter dashes) his senior year.