Mainstreet Daily News
The Prep Zone
Do you love high school sports? The Prep Zone with hosts Mike Ridaught and Marty Pallman is a weekly podcast that features exclusive interviews with area players and coaches and local high school sports news coverage. The Prep Zone is a production of Mainstreet Daily News, the leader in high school sports coverage for North Central Florida. This show is made possible by: Santa Fe College, Sonic Drive-In, Bosshardt Realty, Stephenson's Septic Tank, Adam's Rib, Prohibition Pizza and Electronics World. https://www.mainstreetdailynews.com/
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Mike & Marty discuss the upcoming North Central Florida high school football season 25.08.2023 46:12
Hosts Mike Ridaught and Marty Pallman are joined by sports correspondent, Aiden Wacksman, to discuss the upcoming high school football season in North Central Florida. They'll share their expectations--especially for the Hawthorne Hornets as they ride the wave of success off of last year's state championship--and they also make predictions about each team's success in the upcoming season. Love the...
Welcome to The Prep Zone! 22.08.2023 0:28
Host Mike Ridaught welcomes listeners to The Prep Zone. The first show will drop later this week. Make sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast platform to never miss an episode!
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