FHS AAA boys basketball coach Mike King joins Bill Gibson, Brad Janes and Bill Hunt to talk high school and minor basketball. Mike looks forward to the Moncton Hoops Classic Tourney this weekend and the Rick Cotter Classic next weekend. Find out what level of basketball coach King finds most coachable. Coach King also gives insight on on the Late Scratches crew should invite one of his co-coaches on as a guest. Coach King talks about the impact of transfer players on high school basketball. Brad and Bill squared run down local sports.

Brad Janes once again joins Bill Gibson (and Willy the Wonder Cat) in the downtown Marysville studio to catch up on Fredericton and area sports. Tips of the cap to STU for hosting men's soccer Nationals and for Miramichi (Chatham) on being named 2026 Senior Men's Baseball Nationals host. Brad and Bill discuss one of the greatest players in UNB Reds Women's basketball history. Bill recaps two fun to call STU basketball games. Hockey talk covers both UNB teams rolling, the mess that is the AUS women's standings, Red Wings and the 3-team NB Southern Senior hockey league which has games further apart than telephone poles. Local mentions for timbersports, the upcoming FSI dinner and auction, the SportNB awards gala and Maggie the goalie.

Bill and Brad take the podcast mobile for a visit with ACAA Coach of the Year and STU Tommies Men's Soccer Head Coach JR Morrison. After winning ACAAs last weekend STU is hosting CCAA Nationals on the Grant-Harvey turf November 6th to 9th. Coach suggests it's time to give Grant-Harvey turf a name from the local soccer community and that we've been Waite-ing too long for such recognition. Coach Morrison talks about Nationals preparation, recruiting efforts, and his time at STU. Local sports are recapped with and in the Get to Know the Guest segment we learn one thing the team doesn't know about coach and who his favorite cartoon character is.

Brad Janes once again joins Bill Gibson to discuss the happenings in local sports. Bill and Brad talk through the intersection of sports and society in relation to a tragedy in the Tannery, Brad attends a D1 football game in the US. Bill recaps the Ken Gould and the pair catch up on upcoming events for local teams including the UNB Reds hosting the Men's Atlantic University Sport Soccer Championship this week and the start of the ACAA basketball and volleyball regular seasons.

Brad and Bill run down the local sporting scene with discussion on results and upcoming events in Fredericton area basketball, hockey and soccer action. Discussion moves to a recent CBC article on burnout in youth sports.

Brad Janes joins Bill Gibson in the downtown Marysville studio for a catch up and look ahead to Fredericton area sports. After wrapping up baseball season the crew looks forward to hockey home openers for STU women and UNB men, talks basketball from the Milner, The TBL and local universities and touches on soccer. Hear discussion on the need for off ice/court staff and on the state of recreation facilities in the city.

Co-host Brad Janes once again joins Bill Gibson in the downtown Marysville studio to recap a busy summer season including the third annual Archie celebrity golf tournament, BNB Summerfest, international floorball, The TBL, a mystery surrounding a floor, Senior and intermediate baseball as well as a look forward to fall sports and the start of multiple training camps. Hear the guys list of the greatest musical performances they have witnessed in person.

Late Scratches returns from a summer break as BNB Executive Director Tyler Slipp joins Brad Janes and Bill Gibson in the downtown Marysville studio. The trio discuss the upcoming 80 team BNB Summerfest tournament being hosted in Fredericton July 19 to 21, BNB programs in general and the expectations for BNB summer teams. Upcoming sporting events from local to international are discussed including the Women’s U-18 Football championships coming to Fredericton next week, STU’s incoming Sports Marketing hire, the Olympics, Senior Baseball and The Archie golf tournament.