Grove City College sophomore and D9 native Mason Clouse (Redbank Valley) reviews his football season with the Wolverines, who reached the NCAA Division III playoffs. Clouse was a Presidents Athletic Conference 2nd Team defensive back. Intro of show also wrapped up the D9 football season with Port Allegany's Aiden Bliss' record-breaking rushing career coming to an end after the Gators lost to Greenville. Also mention on how Central Clarion standout and Clarion-Limestone Jase Ferguson did on the college gridiron with the Clarion Golden Eagles.

Lehigh's nationally-ranked heavyweight wrestler Nathan Taylor talks about the upcoming season, his return from a knee injury and his early years learning the sport and playing others in Brookville, Pa.

District 9 native Joe Beimel of Kersey is a former Major League pitcher in a career that spanned 20 seasons in the Majors and Minors. He spoke about a multitude of different things from his career: -- Beginnings, 1990s local scene -- Unretiring/Getting into Business (7:37) -- Signing with Padres in 2021 (13:35) -- Beimel gets into training athletes (19:50) -- Advice to parents (34:15) -- On Social Media at ... (40:15) -- Bowling (42:20) -- Beimel in record book (44:40) -- Beimel's baseball heroes (45:10) -- MLB retired player benefits (47:30) -- Remembering all the stops (51:22) -- Facing the greats, by the numbers (50:50) -- 1 career ejection (not in majors) (59:54) -- Looking back at career (1:01:07) -- Dodgers or Blue Jays (1:01:40)

Brookville's Mick Stormer talks about his trip to the UWW Veterans Freestyle World Championships in Hungary. Stormer, 43, is an assistant coach for the Brookville Raiders high school wrestling program.

USA Track and Field women's javelin champion Evie Bliss (D9 native, Rimersburg) is back at Bucknell after her whirlwind summer season that saw her finish 19th at the World Championships in Tokyo. She and throws coach Ryan Protzman are both D9 natives as Protzman is a Moniteau graduate. They both recap and review what happened this summer and what's next as Bliss begins her junior year this fall.

DuBois native Greg Mamula is the head coach of the Blue Hens baseball team. He recalls his days in Little League and playing for his father Larry with the Beavers in high school. Mamula played at St. Bonaventure University before embarking on a college coaching career that also made stops at Shippensburg, West Chester, Cincinnati and Florida International.

Rich Rhoades catches up with what happened at the Walker Cup and U.S. Captain's Nathan Smith's squad while promoting the Episode 6 podcast interview with University of Delaware baseball coach Larry Mamula. Then it's a look at Friday night football in District 9.

A look back and Week 2 of District 9 football and a glance ahead for Week 3 with other news and notes.