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This week on Behind the Bench, the episode begins with a look at the Douglas doubles pairing that punched their ticket to the state tournament. The duo of Naomi Mackenzie and Anna Patmont become the first Tiger doubles pairing to earn a state tournament berth in more than a decade. After that, the chatter stays with prep sports but moves to this week’s upcoming football matchups and postseason implications. There are even more postseason volleyball standing implications this week. The episode finishes with a look at Wolf Pack basketball as well as some thoughts on the potential new logo. Please submit scores and stats on MaxPreps or to Carter Eckl at [email protected] or [email protected] Big thanks to today’s sponsor in Tom Goldston Roofing. Give them a call at 775-790-0674 for your roofing needs. If you are interested in sponsoring the podcast contact AnneMarie Dickert at [email protected] or via phone at 775-339-1401.

This week on Behind the Bench, the episode begins with a look at the fundraiser online for 2024 Carson High School grad Ayden Marhevka. Marhevka was a guest on Episode 108 of BTB and his family is looking for community support toward his medical expenses. After that, the chatter shifts to the NIAA’s decision on a new executive director, or at least so we think? That news will come down later this week, but Host Carter Eckl and producer Jeff Mulvihill, Jr. take an advanced look at their decision. The episode finishes with a preview of the football matchups ahead as well as a look back at Sierra Lutheran’s big win over Coleville. Plus, regional and state tournaments are underway as certain fall sports hit the home stretch of their season. If you would like to donate to the Marhevka family, click here: https://www.supportnow.org/ayden-marhevka?utm_id=97757_v0_s00_e0_tv2_a1dennhbgyno1e&fbclid=IwY2xjawU7j9pleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBwZG9mBWJyaWQRMUNwQnE0cU50ajNleWx3NGdzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEeDMWimmQXidsgcEDsvA1L4fSiPGo89CKdLfKK76NJ2_hpHKdS88ODeyvpKUA_aem_kBuWLMAkKWy0F6MsS47S9g Please submit scores and stats on MaxPreps or to Carter Eckl at [email protected] or [email protected] Big thanks to today’s sponsor in Tom Goldston Roofing. Give them a call at 775-790-0674 for your roofing needs. If you are interested in sponsoring the podcast contact AnneMarie Dickert at [email protected] or via phone at 775-339-1401.

This week on Behind the Bench, owner and publisher Adam Trumble stops by the show to talk about some changes coming to the print version of the Nevada Appeal and Record-Courier. Plus, a few notes about rate changes and what you can expect moving forward. After that, host Carter Eckl and producer Jeff Mulvihill, Jr. run through the latest in prep sports from over the weekend, including Carson football's big win over Hug. The analysis looks at where both teams sit headed into their bye week and what they'll need to do to be postseason teams moving forward. This week's episode also includes a shoutout for several area academic state champions from Douglas and Sierra Lutheran as well as the upcoming Carson basketball Hall of Fame induction ceremony. Please submit scores and stats on MaxPreps or to Carter Eckl at [email protected] or [email protected] Big thanks to today’s sponsor in Tom Goldston Roofing. Give them a call at 775-790-0674 for your roofing needs. If you are interested in sponsoring the podcast contact AnneMarie Dickert at [email protected] or via phone at 775-339-1401.

This week on Behind the Bench, the episode begins with the latest news regarding the NIAA’s decision on a new executive director and the fallout since the change in action. Host Carter Eckl and producer Jeff Mulvihill, Jr. talk about what’s next as far as the executive director position is concerned as well as who could be next in line for the job. After that, the chatter switches to prep football and the first week of league action as Carson and Douglas both started their respective league seasons. This week’s episode concludes with a look at some of the big matchups for the upcoming week and some of the latest news from the Wolf Pack. Please submit scores and stats on MaxPreps or to Carter Eckl at [email protected] or [email protected] Big thanks to today’s sponsor in Tom Goldston Roofing. Give them a call at 775-790-0674 for your roofing needs. If you are interested in sponsoring the podcast contact AnneMarie Dickert at [email protected] or via phone at 775-339-1401.

This week on Behind the Bench, the episode takes a look at Carson boys soccer and volleyball as the two Senators teams have jumped into the top spot in the Sierra League. After that host Carter Eckl takes a look the football games from this past Friday and what everyone should expect as both Douglas and Carson get ready for their league season. A quick look at the NIAA Board of Control meeting, which is currently underway as well as Douglas volleyball. The episode concludes with some local area stat leaders as a thank you to everyone who listened last week and updated their stats online or submitted them. Please submit scores and stats on MaxPreps or to Carter Eckl at [email protected] or [email protected] Big thanks to today’s sponsor in Tom Goldston Roofing. Give them a call at 775-790-0674 for your roofing needs. If you are interested in sponsoring the podcast contact AnneMarie Dickert at [email protected] or via phone at 775-339-1401.

This week on Behind the Bench, the episode begins with a nuanced breakdown of The Rivalry game. The good, the bad and the ugly is all discussed to lead off the show. Host Carter Eckl and producer Jeff Mulvihill, Jr. make a plea for coaches, parents or players to submit statistics. All the information on how to post stats to get seen in the newspaper is below. After that, the chatter switches to the Wolf Pack football team’s loss at the hands of Montana State. Plus, a look at what is coming this week in print! Please submit scores and stats on MaxPreps or to Carter Eckl at [email protected] or [email protected] Big thanks to today’s sponsor in Tom Goldston Roofing. Give them a call at 775-790-0674 for your roofing needs. If you are interested in sponsoring the podcast contact AnneMarie Dickert at [email protected] or via phone at 775-339-1401.

This week on Behind the Bench, the episode of course begins with chatter about The Rivalry game this Friday night at Carson High School. Host Carter Eckl and co-host Duke Ritenhouse breakdown all the angles to the 88th meeting of the best rivalry in the state, including matchups and both coaches x-factors to a win. After that, the discussions shifts to the Nevada Wolf Pack and the absolute beat down they put on Western Kentucky to open the season. Can one result really adjust expectations for the Pack moving forward this season? Sierra Lutheran and Dayton football both had games this weekend and the Falcons had a few standout performances in their win. Plus a look around the rest of the area prep sports scene from volleyball to boys soccer and more. Please submit scores and stats on MaxPreps or to Carter Eckl at [email protected] or [email protected] Big thanks to today’s sponsor in Tom Goldston Roofing. Give them a call at 775-790-0674 for your roofing needs. If you are interested in sponsoring the podcast contact AnneMarie Dickert at [email protected] or via phone at 775-339-1401.

This week on Behind the Bench, host Carter Eckl and producer Jeff Mulvihill, Jr. breakdown the two unbeaten starts happening at Carson High School. The Senators' volleyball and boys soccer teams both remain undefeated through August and will hope to carry their hot play into September. The two take a look at how they got to where they are and what is on the docket for both teams this week. After that, the discussion shifts to football where all four of our area teams played games this past weekend. Douglas, Dayton and Sierra Lutheran will all be back in action this week while Carson will get their first bye week of the season. The episode finishes with a look at the rest of the results in the area over the last week. Please submit scores and stats on MaxPreps or to Carter Eckl at [email protected] or [email protected] Big thanks to today’s sponsor in Tom Goldston Roofing. Give them a call at 775-790-0674 for your roofing needs. If you are interested in sponsoring the podcast contact AnneMarie Dickert at [email protected] or via phone at 775-339-1401.

This week on Behind the Bench, the episode begins with the weekly look at the first full slate of high school football and how all four of our local coverage area teams fared. Hosts Carter Eckl and Duke Ritenhouse take a look at that plus everyone's upcoming opponents as well. This week's podcast then shifts to Carson High School boys soccer and Douglas High School volleyball and their upcoming season outlooks in the newspaper. All that as well as Carson volleyball, Mountain West football and local boxing! This week's episode was produced by Jeff Mulvihill, Jr. Please submit scores and stats on MaxPreps or to Carter Eckl at [email protected] or [email protected] Big thanks to today’s sponsor in Tom Goldston Roofing. Give them a call at 775-790-0674 for your roofing needs. If you are interested in sponsoring the podcast contact AnneMarie Dickert at [email protected] or via phone at 775-339-1401.

This week on Behind the Bench, host Carter Eckl and producer Jeff Mulvihill, Jr. get to dive straight into a fresh fall sports slate! The 2026 high school sports season is underway and several area teams were in action. Of course, this episode begins with football chatter as two local teams squared up between Carson and Dayton. Both teams were able to surprise the crowd in attendance and both certainly want to put together winning seasons. It'll be fascinating to see where both programs improve over the next few weeks. The football discussion continues around Douglas and Sierra Lutheran, which both open their regular seasons this Friday. After that, the episode shifts to results from boys and girls soccer as opening games began this past weekend. The episode finishes with a thank you to all of our reader submissions recently. Please submit scores and stats on MaxPreps or to Carter Eckl at [email protected] or [email protected] Big thanks to today’s sponsor in Tom Goldston Roofing. Give them a call at 775-790-0674 for your roofing needs. If you are interested in sponsoring the podcast contact AnneMarie Dickert at [email protected] or via phone at 775-339-1401.

On the last of the summer’s no-scores-to-report episode of Behind the Bench, pinch-hitter Duke Ritenhouse and producer Jeff Mulvihill Jr. do a lightning round through this week’s action, which includes games happening as early as Thursday and some local Friday night football.

For this week’s Behind the Bench, host Duke Ritenhouse and producer Jeff Mulvihill Jr. run down the important dates and times as high school sports in Nevada gets underway. Among the early dates is Carson’s season-opening football game at home against Dayton on Aug. 13 (not to mention the Senators’ home scrimmage coming up Saturday).

This week on Behind the Bench host Carter Eckl and producer Jeff Mulvihill, Jr. take a look at the last week of local sports, which has been surprisingly busy. The episode kicks off with a Carson High School alumni, who took advantage of his hard work in the JuCo hoops scene to earn a spot at a four-year program. After that, the duo discuss the latest scrap from the PFL's Sullivan Cauley, which he lost by unanimous decision, 29-28. The pair takes a look at what is next for Cauley as well as what is next in the newspaper for the coming weeks. Be on the lookout for a Douglas High School alumni, who became his college's first-time steer riding national champion. The episode finishes with some notes on the Tahoe Knight Monsters, Carson Valley Little League and more. Big thanks to today’s sponsor in Tom Goldston Roofing. Give them a call at 775-790-0674 for your roofing needs. If you are interested in sponsoring the podcast contact AnneMarie Dickert at [email protected] or via phone at 775-339-1401.

This week on Behind the Bench, the crew has a special guest join them to take one final look at the World Cup and wave goodbye to one of the best events on the planet. Host Carter Eckl and Duke Ritenhouse are joined by Carson High JV boys soccer coach Ian Gunn, who spent plenty of time watching the World Cup and shares his thoughts and opinions on the tournament this year. After that the discussion shifts to Sullivan Cauley and his upcoming bout at PFL Washington DC. Plus chatter about Krysta Palmer going into the Nevada Athletics Hall of Fame, the death of the Barracuda and what is in store in the brand new Mountain West. This episode was produced by Jeff Mulvihill, Jr. Big thanks to today’s sponsor in Tom Goldston Roofing. Give them a call at 775-790-0674 for your roofing needs. If you are interested in sponsoring the podcast contact AnneMarie Dickert at [email protected] or via phone at 775-339-1401.

This week on Behind the Bench host Carter Eckl and producer Jeff Mulvihill, Jr. take a look at the American Century Championship and the select company Mardy Fish has joined by winning the event three times. Plus, who almost got hit by an errant shot? After that, the pair breakdown the World Cup semifinals and if a chalky finale is still a fun result for the sport. The episode finishes with a look at a local story coming in this Saturday's Nevada Appeal. Douglas High School's Riley Danen is headed to Nebraska to compete in the National High School Finals Rodeo. All that and more on this week's Behind the Bench. Big thanks to today’s sponsor in Tom Goldston Roofing. Give them a call at 775-790-0674 for your roofing needs. If you are interested in sponsoring the podcast contact AnneMarie Dickert at [email protected] or via phone at 775-339-1401.