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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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  • In this episode of City League Sports, West High School track and field legend Jimmy Glasco talks about not letting his small size stop him from becoming a champion.
  • This episode of City League Sports features the back-to-back defending Girls Track And Field Champs, Whetstone.
  • Camron Turner joins City League Sports to talk about her legendary Eastmoor Academy Girls Track and Field Team that won back-to-back City, District, Regional, and State Championships in 2004 and 2005.
  • Former Ohio State Women's Basketball player Raven Ferguson shares her story on her love, and sometimes pain, for the game of basketball and how she overcame hearing "no" so that she could prove all of her doubters wrong.
  • Our very first cheerleading episode features South High School Team Captains Nevaeh Feggins (Fort Hayes) and Makya McMutary.
  • First Team All City Athletes John Glover, South Class of 2025, Noah Knostman, Whetstone Class of 2025, and Joshua Smith, Africentric Class of 2026, speak to Dr. Clarno about their success on the basketball court.
  • This episode of City League Sports features the back-to-back-to-back (3 Peat) City League Champion Marion-Franklin Wrestling team.
  • City League legend Tomeka Brown joins City League Sports to share memories of her playing days at Medina Middle School, Marion-Franklin High School, The Ohio State University and The WNBA.
  • Members of the Centennial Stars Boys Basketball Team join City League Sports to talk about their historic season, finishing with the best record in school history with a record of 17-5.
  • 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.