Sportsguys post updates local high-school and college scores

On Jan. 14 the station's Sportsguys page carried a regular sports-cast entry by Brock Kappelmann offering a short commentary and scoreboard recaps for recent local high-school and regional college athletics. The post, part of the Sportsguys series the station uses for ongoing game coverage, points readers to audio and further scoreboard detail available through the station's sports archive and audio feed linked on the site.

Sportsguys entries serve as a primary local outlet for game results, upcoming schedules and quick analysis of recent contests. The January 14 entry continued that role by compiling scores and notes that parents, coaches and fans use to track teams between game nights. The format is intentionally compact: a dated entry with commentary and a scoreboard recap in text or audio, with fuller box-score data and game audio filed in the station's archive for listeners who miss live coverage.

For Texas County residents the Sportsguys post is more than a scoreboard. Local media coverage of high-school and regional college athletics supports community engagement, influences attendance at games and provides public record of results and scheduling. In communities where Friday night coverage translates into booster support, clear and timely reporting affects ticketed attendance, volunteer coordination and the visibility of youth programs. The post by Kappelmann maintained that flow of information on Jan. 14, keeping the community informed of results and upcoming matchups.

The Sportsguys approach also matters for transparency. By publishing dated entries and linking to archival audio or expanded scoreboard detail, the station creates a retrievable record of game outcomes and commentary. That record helps families verify results, helps coaches and athletic directors confirm schedules and supports civic oversight when questions arise over scores, cancellations or tournament assignments.

Residents seeking the full context of the Jan. 14 coverage can consult the Sportsguys page and follow the station's sports archive or audio feed for extended scoreboards and game audio. Verify schedules directly with school athletic offices when planning to attend games, and use the station feed to catch missed broadcasts. As the season progresses, Sportsguys posts will continue to shape how Texas County follows local teams and how the community organizes around school sports.