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2020 High School Football Season to Feature New Look Table oF CoNteNtS By Kyle Knight, BAS Sports Network HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Sports Director of Eagle 99 and 92.1 The WOLF Ottawa County HS Schedules 4 - 5 We are obviously living in historic times and experiencing a pandemic that Sandusky County HS Schedules 5 - 8 never crossed our minds last year at this time. The virus wiped out most of Seneca County HS Schedules 10-11 the winter sports state championships and the entire spring sports schedule. However, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine gave the go ahead for all fall sports in Mid-Ohio HS Schedules 12-15 a press conference on Tuesday, August 18th. Morrow County HS Schedules 12 This season will look very diff erent in the following ways: 1) Limited fans in attendance at high school sporting events. Delaware County HS Schedules 12-15 2) A six game high school football season, followed by a playoff of all schools Knox County HS Schedules 14-15 who participate this season. Huron County HS Schedules 16-17 3) Many major cities opting out of fall sports and moving their seasons to the spring. Erie County HS Schedules 18-19 There have even been issues in scheduling high school football broadcasts on the B.A.S. Sports Network due to many schools limiting press box space. RADIO STATION BROADCASTS: We will have to be fl exible as the season continues and hope we reach the fi nish line. Thus the new look of this year’s guide. We have decided to publish the Eagle 99 HS Football Season 8 football guide this year online only due to the constant changes this season is 92.1 The Wolf HS Football Season 5 likely to see on and off the fi eld. There has also been a historic change to our line-up of veteran play-by-play 1600/93.3 WTTF HS Football Season 9 broadcasters. WLEC’s Mark Fogg retired in the spring of 2020 as the long time 1300/100.9 WMVO HS Football Season 12 Sports Director and Morning Man on WLEC. Mark will be back, however, on the Coast Country 100.9 HS FB Season 16 radio this fall broadcasting games on 1450 AM and 93.5 FM. Troy Baumgartner has replaced Mark as the Sports Director of WLEC, WCPZ and WMJK. 1450/93.5 WLEC HS Football Season 18 The great news is you can tune into the B.A.S. Sports Network this season to hear your favorite schools and conferences. You’ll fi nd the broadcast schedules for all of our stations in this online guide. PRO FOOTBALL GAMES: We hope to see more historic runs to Canton like we saw last season from the Cleveland Browns 20 Clyde Fliers, who won their second state championship in school history. Pittsburgh Steelers 20 Comprehensive interviews with Area High School Coaches! HS Football Coaches Show WEDNESDAY NIGHTS Beginning Aug. 26th Broadcast LIVE from 7:00-8:30 p.m. on Eagle 99 At Fricker’s: 825 Sean Dr., Fremont Aug. 26 - Lakota Night Sept. 23 - TBA Sept. 2 - Clyde Night Sept. 30 - Gibsonburg Night Sept. 9 - Fremont Ross Night Oct. 7 - Playoff Preview Sept. 16 - Oak Harbor Night Hosts: Kyle Knight & John Cullen Note: Schedule of featured teams and/or coaches subject to change. BAS Football Guide 2020 Page 3 Genoa Oak Harbor Port Clinton Danbury Aug. 28 @ Elmwood Aug. 28 vs Bellevue Aug. 28 @ Tiffi n Aug. 29 @ St. Mary CC Sept. 4 vs Stryker @ Woodmore @ Vermilion Columbian Sept. 4 Sept. 4 Sept. 11 vs Holgate Sept. 11 vs Rossford Sept. 11 vs Huron Sept. 4 @ Edison Sept. 18 @ Toledo Christian Sept. 18 vs Otsego Sept. 18 @ Edison Sept. 11 vs Vermilion Sept. 25 @ Stryker Sept. 25 @ Fostoria Sept. 25 @ Willard Sept. 18 vs Willard Oct. 2 @ Holgate Oct. 9 vs St. Mary CC Oct. 2 vs Lake Oct. 2 vs Port Clinton Sept. 25 vs Huron Oct. 17 vs Bishop Oct. 2 @ Oak Harbor Rosecrans All schedules subject to change. Oct. 23 vs Toledo Christian • wfroradio.com • wohfradio.com • coast1009.com • mix1027.com • wlec.com • wttf.com • wqioradio.com • wmvo.com basohio.com Page 4 BAS Football Guide 2020 Woodmore Eastwood Gibsonburg Lakota Aug. 28 @ Otsego Aug. 28 vs Fostoria Aug. 28 @ Northwood Aug. 28 @ Edon Sept. 4 vs Genoa Sept. 4 vs Otsego Sept. 4 @ Hopewell - Sept. 4 vs Margaretta Loudon Sept. 11 vs Eastwood Sept. 11 @ Woodmore Sept. 11 vs Tiffi n Calvert Sept. 11 vs St. Joe CC Sept. 18 @ Fostoria Sept. 18 @ Rossford Sept. 18 @ Margaretta Sept. 18 vs Tiffi n Calvert Sept. 25 vs St. Joe CC Sept. 25 @ Elmwood Sept. 25 @ Lake Oct. 2 vs Lakota Sept. 25 @ Hopewell- Oct. 2 vs Rossford Oct. 2 vs Elmwood Oct. 9 vs Lucas Loudon Oct. 16 vs Margaretta Oct. 2 @ Gibsonburg Oct. 23 vs St. Joe CC CV - denotes Schedule Change or Cancellation due to Covid-19. Oct. 30 @ Hopewell-Ldn All schedules subject to change. 92.1 The Wolf WOHF 2020 High School Game of the Week Presented by Fremont Federal Credit Union Pre-Game at 6:30 p.m., Kickoff at 7:00 p.m. unless noted. Fri., Aug. 28 Willard @ Clyde Fri., Sept. 25 Clyde @ Norwalk * Fri., Sept. 4 Bellevue @ Norwalk* or St. John’s @ Ross or Clyde @ Perkins Fri., Oct. 2 Clyde @ Bellevue Fri., Sept. 11 Tiffi n Columbian @ Clyde Playoff s Begin October 9 & 10 Fri., Sept. 18 Sandusky @ Clyde *Waiting for approval by home school for broadcast permission. John Cullen, Mike Martin & Brad Bannister - Broadcast Announcers All game broadcasts on 92.1 The Wolf & wohfradio.com. BAS Football Guide 2020 Page 5 FREMONT’S ONLY Locally Owned Pharmacy FREE PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY DOWNTOWN POST OFFICE The GRUND DRUG Company 227 S. Front Street Downtown Fremont 419-332-5585 Fremont Ross Aug. 28 @ Clay Sept. 25 vs St. John’s Sept. 4 vs Findlay Jesuit Sept. 11 @ Lima Senior Oct. 2 @ St. Francis Sept. 18 vs Whitmer CV - denotes Schedule Change or Cancellation due to Covid-19. Page 6 BAS Football Guide 2020 Clyde Aug. 28 vs Willard Sept. 18 vs Sandusky Sept. 4 @ Perkins Sept. 25 @ Norwalk Sept. 11 vs Tiffi n Oct. 2 @ Bellevue Columbian All schedules subject to change. BAS Football Guide 2020 Page 7 Eagle 99.1 WFRO 2020 High School Game of the Week Presented by Fremont Federal Credit Union Pre-Game at 6:30 p.m., Kickoff at 7:00 p.m. Fri., Aug. 28 Fremont Ross @ Clay Fri., Sept. 25 St. John’s @ Fremont Ross* Fri., Sept. 4 Findlay @ Fremont Ross or St. Joe CC @ Gibsonburg Fri., Sept. 11 Fremont Ross @ Lima Senior* Fri., Oct. 2 Fremont Ross @ St. Francis or St. Joe CC @ Lakota *Waiting for approval by home school for broadcast permission. Fri., Sept. 18 Whitmer @ Fremont Ross Kyle Knight, Scott Logan, John Cahill - Broadcast Announcers Sat., Sept. 19 Hopewell Louden @ St. Joe CC All game broadcasts on Eagle 99 & wfroradio.com. All schedules subject to change. St. Joe Central Catholic FREMONT’S ONLY Locally Aug. 28 vs Cardinal Stritch Owned Pharmacy Sept. 5 @ Tiffi n Calvert FREE PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY Sept. 11 @ Lakota DOWNTOWN POST OFFICE Sept. 19 vs Hopewell-Loudon The GRUND Sept. 25 @ Gibsonburg DRUG Oct. 2 vs Margaretta Company 227 S. Front Street Downtown Fremont 419-332-5585 All schedules subject to change. Page 8 BAS Football Guide 2020 Oldies WTTF 1600 - AM • 93.3 - FM 2020 High School Game of the Week Pre-Game at 6:30 p.m. with Kickoff at 7:00 p.m. Fri., Aug. 28 Port Clinton @ Tiffin Columbian Fri., Sept. 25 Tiffin Calvert @ Margaretta Sat., Aug. 29 Hilltop @ Tiffin Calvert - 5:00 Fri., Oct. 2 Norwalk @ Tiffin Columbian Fri., Sept. 4 Sandusky @ Tiffin Columbian Sat., Oct. 3 Hopewell-Loudon @ Tiffin Calvert Sat., Sept. 5 Fremont St. Joe CC @ Tiffin Calvert Playoffs Begin October 9 & 10 Fri., Sept. 11 Mohawk @ Seneca East Nate Mullins, Tommy Hall & Greg Kinn - Broadcast Announcers Fri., Sept. 18 Tiffin Columbian @ Bellevue All Game Broadcasts on WTTF AM 1600, FM 93.3 & wttf.com. All schedules subject to change. BAS Football Guide 2020 Page 9 Hopewell-Loudon Fostoria Tiffi n Columbian Aug. 28 vs Montpelier - CV Aug. 28 @ Eastwood Aug. 28 vs Port Clinton Sept. 4 vs Gibsonburg Sept. 4 @ Lake Sept. 4 vs Sandusky Sept. 11 @ Margaretta Sept. 11 vs Elmwood Sept. 11 @ Clyde Sept. 19 @ Fremont Sept. 18 vs Woodmore Sept. 18 @ Bellevue St. Joe CC Sept. 25 vs Genoa Sept. 25 @ Perkins Sept. 25 vs Lakota Oct. 2 @ Otsego Oct. 2 vs Norwalk Oct. 3 @ Tiffi n Calvert CV - denotes Schedule Change or Cancellation due to Covid-19. All Makes Autos & Lt. Trucks Engines • Electrical • Brakes Air Conditioning • Computer Service C.A.R.S. Complete Car Transmission Flush (Flush & Fill, includes Conditioner) $ 99 ONLY 119 + tax For Synthetic Fluid - Add $20.00 Call for Truck Transmission Service Price. Call for appt. With coupon. Cannot be combined with any other coupon or off er. Off er Expires 12-31-20. BAS-FB Page 10 BAS Football Guide 2020 Tune in Weekdays • Carpet • Luxury Vinyl for • Area Rugs Tile & Plank Good • Laminate • Hardwood & Vinyl Morning • Remnants • Expert Installation Tiffi n richardscarpetoutlet.com with J-K 6-9 am Mon.-Fri. on WTTF AM/FM Tiffi n Calvert Mohawk Seneca East Aug. 29 vs Hilltop Aug. 28 vs Upper Sandusky Aug. 28 @ Buckeye Central Sept. 5 vs Fremont St. Joe CC Sept. 4 vs Carey Sept. 4 @ Bucyrus Sept. 11 @ Gibsonburg Sept. 11 @ Seneca East Sept. 11 vs Mohawk Sept. 18 @ Lakota Sept. 18 @ Colonel Crawford Sept.
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    OWENS COMMUNITY COLLEGE INTERNAL OPERATING PROCEDURES Campus Closings/Delays 3358:11-4-06 UPDATE ITEM #6 EFFECTIVE 12 09 10 Procedures and Guidelines 1) Severe weather. During the spring and summer months, severe thunderstorm, tornado, or other severe weather warnings are more prominent. The public safety department and the buildings & grounds department (recognized by red shirts) will implement an emergency procedure to warn employees, students, and guests. When a designated staff member appears with warning information, listen carefully, and follow the emergency instructions that are given. 2) Communicating closings/delays. When a decision is made to cancel classes due to snow or severe weather, a public announcement will be communicated in the following manner: a) Toledo radio. WYSZ (89.3 FM), WCWA (1230 AM), WSPD (1370 AM), WRVF (101.5 FM), WVKS (92.5 FM), WIOT (104.7 FM), WWWM (105.5 FM), WRQN (93.5 FM), WXKR (94.5 FM), WTOD (1560 AM), WLQR (1470 AM), WJUC (107.3 FM), WPOS (102.3 FM), WKKO (99.9 FM), WRWK (106.7 FM) b) Findlay radio. WIMJ (107.7 FM), WFIN (1330 AM), WBVI (96.7 FM), WDIF (94.3 FM), WFOB (1430 AM), WKXA (100.5 FM), WQTL (106.3 FM), WCKY (103.7 FM), WMRN (1490 AM), WMRN (107 FM), WTTF (1600 AM), WYNT (95.9 FM). c) Northwest Ohio television. WTVG TV-13, WTOL TV-11, WNWO TV-24, WLIO TV- 35. d) Owens Alert Management system. Students and employees can receive convenient messages by text and voice by registering up to six phone numbers and up to two e-mail addresses in Ozone via the automated campus alert system.