The 19^th season of Don Wall’s Shelby County Coaches’ Show debuts tonight at 7 p.m. on Center Broadcasting’s Q-100, KQBB. The veteran sportscaster has been calling local high school sports for over 30 years, and says the coaches’ show will inform the fan on a week-to-week basis during the season, and be entertaining.

 

The shows opens with Tenaha’s Terry Ward, followed by Wayne Gandy of Joaquin, Kevin Goodwin of Center at 8 p.m., and Jason Ferguson of Shelbyville closing out the two-hour program. Don says we could see a first this high school season, with all four of the Shelby County teams included on the show possibly making the playoffs.

 

That’s Don Wall’s Shelby County Coaches Show, at 7 p.m. Tuesday nights on Q-100, KQBB and online at cbc-radio.com. Later this week on this newscast, Don will preview the Shelby County teams and their expectations this season.

 

The high school football season kicks-off Friday night, and the local schedule includes the Center Roughriders at Waskom to take on last years' state semi-finalist. Center Broadcasting will have all the Rider action on KDET online at cbc-radio.com and on 92.5 KXXE with Rob Payne and Chris Watlington and the Rider Broadcast team. Also, the Shelby County Game of the Week has the Tenaha Tigers at the Joaquin Rams. Don Wall will describe the action on Q-100 KQBB, and on cbc-radio.com. Elsewhere, the Shelbyville Dragons go to Linden-Kildare; the Timpson Bears will be in Tyler to play All Saints Episcopal, the San Augustine Wolves go to Garrison to play the Bulldogs; and the Logansport Tigers are playing in the DeSoto Parish Jamboree in Mansfield.

 

Meet the Dragons, tonight, Tuesday, at 7 p.m. in the Shelbyville gym.

 

Girls' volleyball on tap today, the Center Lady Riders are home to play Colmesneil, and the Timpson Lady Bears go to Karnack.

 

The Center Youth Football League will have sign-ups today, Tuesday, August 26th and Thursday, August 28th from 5-7:30pm. Sign-ups will also be held on Saturday, Aug. 30th from 10:00am-1:00pm. The last day to sign up will be August 30th. All sign-ups will be held in the Center Middle School Cafeteria. Be sure and bring a copy of your child's birth certificate. Sign up fees are $50 for flag and $80 for tackle. Ages 5-12 are allowed to play.

 

The National Wild Turkey Federation will be hosting its annual adult-child dove hunt and JAKES event, Sunday, Sept. 7 starting at 2:30 p.m. in the Sabine National Forest near Shelbyville. Only 20 applicants will be accepted. The hunt is for youth, 8 to 17 years of age, and child must have taken a State Hunters Education, and be accompanied by an adult 18 years of age or older who possesses a valid State Hunting License. For more information contact Ron Hasken at 936-897-1068.