“Previously a reporter for the TVC-Hocking and Mid-State League, Motta is a 740 native,” said Theisen. Motta has been working with WOUB for the last four years and brings a hometown perspective to the program. The host this season is Jacob Motta, a senior E.W. “We’ll be at games earlier than ever to catch all the pregame festivities and will do our best to be on the ground in communities in the week leading up to each game.” “It’s not just about what each game means for the rankings but also what it means to the fans and families,” said Theisen. This season, the GG staff is not just focused on the games, they will also be focused on telling the stories of the communities that these teams are a part of. And of course, it all leads up to playoff action, when we’ll see every one of those teams all the way through to the end.” “We’ll be following the title races in the Tri-Valley Conference, Frontier Athletic Conference, Muskingum Valley League, Ohio Valley Conference, Southern Ohio Conference, Mid-State League, Licking County League and the Scioto Valley Conference. Southeast Ohio football is going to be as exciting as ever, and we’ve got plenty of stories we’re eager to tell,” said Gridiron Producer Dylan Theisen, a senior E.W.

“I think I speak for the entire staff when we say we’ve got high hopes for this year. with repeats on Saturday morning at 11:30 a.m. The program began in 1999 and airs every Friday night at 11:30 p.m.

Gridiron Glory is an award winning, weekly 30-minute sports show that airs highlights of high school football games from Southeastern Ohio. on WOUB HDĪTHENS, OH – Gridiron Glory (GG) returns to WOUB for its 23 rd season this Friday, August 19 at 11:30 p.m. Premiere is Friday, August 19 at 11:30 p.m.

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