The War Room

Wayne Gilmore II

KLKC owner Wayne Gilmore stops by the studio to recap the KSHSAA State Track and Field Championships and the 2020-21 season as a whole. 

Rob Barcus VI

For the sixth time (!), Parsons High School Athletic Director and track coach Rob Barcus talks about the upcoming KSHSAA state track championships and the summer weights program. 

Chuck Cheney

Butler County Times-Gazette Sports Editor Chuck Cheney discusses the state of junior college softball in Kansas and goes in-depth on the issue of whether or not high school basketball should install a shot clock. 

Mike Hayward

Labette County Grizzlies softball head coach Mike Hayward discusses the state of LCHS girls athletics and how to sustain the culture of a successful program. 

Will Tunstall

Will Tunstall, a deputy with the Montgomery County Sheriff's Department as well the NFHS Boys Basketball Official of the Year for the State of Kansas, talks about the culture of referees as well as the intersection of policing and Black Lives Matter in the wake of the Derek Chauvin conviction for the murder of George Floyd. 

Can Labette softball win the KJCCC?

War Room host Sean Frye breaks down the Labette Cardinals' softball team and their path to a KJCCC title as their schedule strengthens up down the stretch. Labette wrestling is also headed to the national tournament and Cherryvale's Mariah Monroy signed with Missouri Southern State track and field. 

Jason Hinson II

Labette Community College men's basketball assistant coach Jason Hinson stops by to talk about the Cardinals' KJCCC title, run to the NJCAA Region VI Tournament championship and how this season affects the program in the future. 

Pierce Thomas

Parsons High School graduate and current Labette Cardinals men's basketball forward Pierce Thomas discusses Labette's KJCCC title and the last year of life. 

Andy Hopper II

Andy Hopper, an assistant coach for Parsons boys basketball and baseball, talks about the winter and spring seasons. 

Mitch Rolls V

Labette Community College women's basketball head coach Mitch Rolls talks about his team's restart to the season after missing several weeks due to an outbreak of COVID-19.