Links to articles of remembrances and on Terry "T-Man" Sisisky:
Progress-Index
Richmond Times Dispatch
WTVR TV6, Richmond, VA
Randolph Macon College, Ashland, VA
VCU RamNation, Richmond, VA
Fan District Hub, Richmond, VA
CAA Zone (Discussion of his VCU Hall of Fame Announcement)
A tribute from Rob Witham (2008)

July 25, 2010 - Terry Robin Sisisky, 58, of Richmond, Va., died Thursday, July 22, 2010, peacefully at home surrounded by loved ones.
Terry was the son of the late Congressman and Mrs. Norman Sisisky. He is survived by his devoted wife of over 21 years, Sandra Greear Sisisky; and his loving daughter, Samantha Lauren Sisisky. Other survivors include his three brothers and their wives, Mark and Susan of Richmond, Richard and Kimberly of Jacksonville, Fla., and Stuart and Lorraine of Miami Beach, Fla. Terry is also survived by many loving nieces and nephews; and one especially devoted sister-in-law, Amy Greear Rudd.
  Terry was a graduate of Petersburg High School and Jacksonville University. He was a devoted member of Congregation Brith Achim in Petersburg, and a member of Congregation Betha Ahabah. Terry enjoyed a successful career spanning over 35 years of broadcasting high school collegiate and professional sports in Richmond, Petersburg, Hopewell and Colonial Heights. Terry, affectionately known to his many listeners and fans as the "T-Man," was particularly proud of his 16 years broadcasting the Boys Invitational Baseball Tournament in Colonial Heights. Terry was the voice of the VCU Mens Basketball Team for 27 years and also broadcasted VCU Women's Basketball and VCU Baseball games for 15 years. Terry was inducted in the Richmond Broadcasters Hall of Fame in May 2006, and received the Frank Soden Lifetime Achievement Award. Terry also was inducted into the VCU Athletics Hall of Fame, as well as the VCU Baseball Hall of Fame. For over 50 years, the St. Louis Cardinals never had a more devoted or knowledgeable fan. Terry listened or watched every Cardinal game.
  Funeral services will be held 2 p.m. Sunday, July 25, 2010, at Bliley's-Central Chapel, 3801 Augusta Ave. Interment will be in Richmond Beth El Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions in Terry's memory may be made to Congregation Brith Achim, P.O. Box 1507, Petersburg, VA 23805 or The Terry R. Sisisky Fund for Sports and Communications, c/o The Community Foundation, 7501 Boulders View Drive, Suite 110, Richmond, VA 23225.

March 10, 2010 - The Petersburg high school boys basketball team is in the state group triple A semi finals for the third straight year as they battle Patrick-Henry of Roanoke on Wednesday night (3/10/10) at the Siegel Center in Richmond at 9:00pm. Petersburg is 28-0 on the year, and is trying to win its first state championship since 1974, when Moses Malone led the Wave to back to back state championships. Patrick- Henry is 21-4 on the season, and has allowed less than forty points in a game in three of its last four ball games. Patrick -Henry of Roanoke won state titles in 1988 and 1992, and this year has four senior starters. Petersburg is averaging 74.5 points a game, while their opponents are averaging only 54.3 points a game. The winner of the Petersburg versus Patrick- Henry game will play the winner of the IC Norcom versus Chantilly on Friday night at 9:00pm at the Siegel Center. Fans can listen to the Petersburg versus Patrick-Henry game on Wednesday night at 8:30pm on www.terrysisisky.com, www.amen820.com, and on the radio locally on am 820, WGGM. Join Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes for all of the action as Petersburg drives for what they hope will be a state title in march of 2010…...

February 24, 2010 - The Petersburg high school boy’s basketball team will look to take the next step in its quest to win the school's third state championship. Petersburg will play the "Commodores" of Maury High (22-7) on Friday night (march the 5th) at the Siegel Center in Richmond at 7:30pm in a state quarterfinal game. Petersburg is making its fourth straight trip to the state basketball tournament, and will look to improve on its record of 27-0. The winner of the Petersburg versus Maury game plays the winner of the Langley versus Patrick Henry of Roanoke game next Wednesday night at 9:00 o'clock at the Siegel Center. The Thomas Dale boys basketball team is very much alive, but the Knights will head to the College of William and Mary on Saturday night at 6:30pm to play IC Norcom (Norfolk) in a state quarterfinal game. Thomas Dale is 22-5, but three of those losses have come at the hands of the Petersburg team. The winner of the Thomas Dale game plays the winner of the Chantilly versus Garfield game next Wednesday afternoon at 3:30pm, to be played at the Siegel Center in Richmond, Va. You can listen to the Petersburg game on Friday night, and the Thomas Dale game on Saturday night (from William and Mary) on www.amen820.com, www.terrysisisky.com, and also locally in the Petersburg-Chester-Richmond area on am 820 WGGM radio. Join Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes for all of the action on Friday night at 7:05, and Saturday night at 6:15pm. Follow high school basketball on the internet and radio this weekend on www.terrysisisky.com ....

February 24, 2010 - The Petersburg high school boys’ basketball team used every ounce of energy last Friday night in beating John Marshall by the score of 77 to 70 at the Siegel Center in Richmond. On Monday night, the number one ranked team in the state will look to win its second straight regional title as they battle the Knights of Thomas Dale at 7:45pm. The two teams played twice during the regular season and Petersburg won both by the scores of 72 to 60 (Duvaughn Maxwell scored 26 points in that game), and by 70 to 67 at Thomas Dale on January the 19th. In that second game, Petersburg's senior Quentin Spain scored a career high 30. Thomas Dale finished second behind Petersburg in the Central District regular season this year, and is now 22-4 on the year after beating Meadowbrook last Friday night. Petersburg is in search of its eleventh (11Th) Central Regional title. Going into play on Monday night, Petersburg's Duvaughn Maxwell is averaging 22.6 points a game over his last nine games, and is averaging over nine rebounds a game over that same period. Sophomore guard Frank Mason is averaging 18.2 points a game over his last five contests. You can listen to the Regional championship on Monday, March the first on www.amen820.com, www.terrysisisky.com, and also over the radio on am 820, WGGM radio in the Petersburg- Chester-Richmond area........

February 24, 2010 - One of the most anticipated matchups in the Richmond area will take place on Friday night (2/26/10) as the undefeated Petersburg high school boys basketball team takes on 21-4 John Marshall in one of two Central Regional semi-final games at the Siegel Center in Richmond, Va. Tipoff is scheduled for 6:00pm, with the winner assuring itself a spot in the state quarterfinals the weekend of March the 5th. The loser of the game will see its season end. Petersburg beat John Marshall in the Fort Lee Holiday tournament finals back on December the 30th, by the score of 72-50, and both teams have gotten better as the season has moved along. Petersburg is 25-0, and ranked number one in the state, but needs to win to keep its season alive. In the second semi final game, it will be two Central District teams in action with 19-7 Meadowbrook battling 21-4 Thomas Dale. They have met three times this year, the last game on February the 18th as Meadowbrook rallied from 12 down in the second half to beat the Knights by the score of 89 to 77, Thomas Dale beat Meadowbrook twice during the regular season. So, three Central District teams will be at the Siegel Center this Friday for the right to play for a berth in the state tournament the following week. You can listen to both games live on www.amen820.com , www.terrysisisky.com , and locally on the radio on am 820, WGGM Radio. Join Jimmy Tynes and Terry Sisisky for all the play by play of two big Central Region tournament games. The pre game show will start at 5:30pm. It will be a fun night of high school "HOOPS" at the Siegel Center on 2/26/10.....

February 22, 2010 - The Petersburg high school boys basketball team, fresh off its third straight Central District tournament title, will be one of the favorites as the Central Regional tournament gets under way on Monday night, February the 22nd at various schools in the area. Petersburg, 23-0, will host underdog Patrick Henry in a first round game at William Lawson Junior Gymnasium at 7:00pm. The winner of this game will play the winner of the Henrico versus Huguenot game on Tuesday night. If Petersburg wins on Monday night, they will secure another home game in the regional quarterfinals. Three other central district teams will be in action on Monday night (2/22/10) as Hopewell plays at John Marshall in a good early round matchup. John Marshall just got by Hopewell in the Fort Lee tournament back in December of 2009. Meadowbrook is home to battle Douglas Freeman, and Thomas Dale, with a record of 19-4, will play at JR Tucker. Petersburg is the defending Central Region champions, having beaten John Marshall on March the 4th, 2009 by the final of 68 to 58. Both Petersburg and John Marshall are favorites to go far in the post season, so we will see. You can listen to the Petersburg high school games in the Regional’s over www.amen820.com, www.terrysisisky.com, and locally in the Richmond-Petersburg area on amen 820, WGGM. It is called February Madness in high school basketball, as the post season heats up this week...

February 19, 2010 - The Petersburg high school boy’s basketball team stayed undefeated last night with an exciting 85 to 73 win over Hopewell in one district tournament semi final game last night at Prince George high school. The District player of the year, Duvaughn Maxwell, scored 31 points for the Crimson Wave as they moved to 22-0 on the year. Petersburg plays Meadowbrook tonight at 7:45pm in the tourney title game as the Monarchs rallied for an 89 to 77 win over the Thomas Dale Knights. One week ago, it was Petersburg beating Meadowbrook 90-61 as the Wave jumped out to an early lead and did not look back. Junior Kevin Green scored a career high 27 points in that game. Petersburg also beat Meadowbrook on the road on January the 15th by the score of 88 to 81. Petersburg held off a late rally in that game. Also, with the win last night, the Meadowbrook team wrapped up a first round central region home game on Monday, February the 22nd. A couple of notes from last night are, Petersburg high's second leading scorer, Frankie Mason, did not play last night versus Hopewell. Mason was dressed, but did not play. Also, Coach Bill Lawson from Petersburg will be on crutches the rest of the season after breaking his left foot last Sunday morning. It was a freakish accident as he was going to the central district coaches meeting last weekend. Tonight's Petersburg versus Meadowbrook game (at Prince George) will be aired live at 7:30pm on amen820.com, and radio station, am 820, WGGM......

February 17, 2010 - The Central District boys basketball tournament semi-finals are now set after Hopewell, Thomas Dale, and Meadowbrook all won first round games last night. So, now, on Thursday night, February the 18th, it will be Petersburg versus Hopewell in game one at 6:00pm, followed by Thomas Dale (19-3) taking on Meadowbrook (16-6) at 7:50pm. The two winners on Thursday night will meet Friday night (2/19/10) in the district finals at 8:00pm. You can listen to both semi-final games on Thursday night over www.amen820.com, www.terrysisisky.com, and locally on the radio on am 820, WGGM. Join Terry Sisisky along with Jimmy Tynes for all the action with the pre game show at 5:45 pm. on Thursday night (2/18/10).....

February 10, 2010 - The pairings for the first of the Central District Boys Basketball Tournament are almost set. Late on Saturday afternoon (2/13/10), it was Hopewell beating Matoaca 89 to 61, as Hopewell junior forward Pedro Berrios scored a game high 26 points, to go along with running mate David Rose's 24 points. The win by Hopewell left Matoaca and Colonial Heights tied for the 7th and final playoff berth. The Colonials and Warriors will now play a one game playoff this Monday (2/15) to determine who gets the 7th spot. This Tuesday, February the 16th, it will be the start of the tournament. At 4:30, it will be the number two seed Thomas Dale, playing the winner of the Monday playoff game. That game will be followed by number three Meadowbrook versus number six Prince George. In the final first round game on Tuesday, it will be Hopewell versus Dinwiddie at 8:00pm. Petersburg, the number one seed, will get a bye on Tuesday, and will play the winner of the Hopewell vs. Dinwiddie game on Thursday night (2/18/10) at 6:00pm. This year, the entire tournament will be played at Prince George high school. You can listen to all three first round games on Tuesday on www.terrysisisky.com and the Hopewell-Dinwiddie game will also be aired locally in central Virginia on am 820, WGGM radio. Both semi final games will be broadcast on am 820, wggm radio, and also, www.terrysisisky.com. You can also hear the Central District tournament finals on Friday night, February the 19th, at 7:45pm, with Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes. Stay tuned for more updates on the tournament if there are any changes due to bad weather in the next few days. Come out to Prince George High School, from February the 15th through the 19th for the excitement of post season high school basketball. If you cannot make it, listen live on www.terrysisisky.com ....

February 10, 2010 - Weather permitting, the Central District boys basketball tournament will start on Tuesday night, February the 16th with all three first round games at Prince George high school. Game times are 4:30pm, 6:15pm, and 8:15pm. You can listen to all three first round games on www.terrysisisky.com, with one of three games to be aired over AMEN 820, WGGM radio. That will be decided later on in the week. Petersburg has clinched the top seed, meaning they get a first round bye on February the 16th. Also, both semi final games, scheduled for Feb. the 18th, will be aired locally on on AM 820, WGGM radio, and the tournament championship game on February the 19th will be aired over amen 820, wggm. All these dates are subject to change if more bad weather comes our way. When district play resumes this week, Petersburg is 13-0, Thomas Dale is 9-2, Meadowbrook is 7-4, Hopewell is 6-6, Dinwiddie is 5-8, and Prince George is 3-9, while Matoaca and Colonial Heights are tied at 2-9. This year, the team that finishes in 8th place does not make the tournament. Stay tuned to www.terrysisisky.com for more updates on any changes in the upcoming Central District Tournament.........

February 10, 2010 - The Petersburg high school boy’s basketball team will look to complete its second straight undefeated regular season as they host the Meadowbrook Monarchs on Friday night, February the 12th, 2010. Petersburg, ranked number one in the state, beat Colonial Heights Tuesday night, 80-54 as sophomore guard Edmund Maxwell scored 20 points. His brother, Duvaughn Maxwell, scored 14 points. Petersburg is now 20-0, with one regular season game left. Last year, the Crimson Wave finished the regular season with a record of 22-0, and made it all the way to the state semi finals. Petersburg, with their win last night, also clinched their fourth straight Central District regular season title. Petersburg has won 41 straight Central District regular season games, and the team's last loss in regular season central district play was back on February the 9th, 2007 at Matoaca high school. You can listen to the Meadowbrook versus Petersburg game on Friday night (2/12/10) at 7:05pm with Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes on www.terrysisisky.com, also on www.amen820.com, and also locally on the radio on amen 820, WGGM......

February 8, 2010 - The Petersburg high school basketball team, ranked number one in the state, will not play Highland Springs this year in the regular season. Tonight's game versus the Springers, scheduled at the Siegel Center in Richmond has been cancelled because Highland Springs is out of school today due to bad roads caused by the weekend snow. The game will not be made up, as Petersburg has to finish its district schedule that includes three games. The three are Colonial Heights, Prince George , and Meadowbrook. Stay tuned to www.terrysisisky.com for further updates......

February 5, 2010 - The schedule for Central district boys basketball has been put on hold again, as more bad weather is headed to CENTRAL VIRGINIA. All the games scheduled in the district for tonight (2/5/10) have been postponed and will be made up next week. Petersburg, ranked number one in the state, and 18-0 overall, was scheduled to play at Prince George tonight, but that game will be played sometime next week. Dinwiddie at Hopewell tonight has been postponed, along with Thomas Dale at Colonial Heights, and Meadowbrook at Matoaca has also been called off tonight. The makeup date for the Dinwiddie at Hopewell game will be played on Wednesday night, February the 10th. When all the teams get back on the court next week, Petersburg is 11-0 in the district, followed by Thomas Dale at 8-2, Meadowbrook is 7-3, Hopewell is 4-6, Dinwiddie is 4-7, Prince George is 3-7, and Matoaca and Colonial Heights are tied for 7th at 2-8. Every team, except for Dinwiddie and Petersburg, still has four district games left to play before the scheduled end of the regular season, which is February the 12th, 2010..... please stay tuned for more information as teams in the Central District jockey for positions as the district tournament starts on February the 16th.......

February 4, 2010 - After nearly a week off due to the heavy snowfall in Central Virginia, the Petersburg high school boys basketball team will play at the Generals of Dinwiddie high at 7:00pm tonight. Petersburg is 17-0, and ranked number one in the state. Also tonight, it will be Prince George at Meadowbrook in a makeup game as well. The Prince George Royals lost a heartbreaker to the Monarchs last Friday night 71-68 in Prince George. The game at Meadowbrook tonight will start at 5:45pm. That is a special starting time at Meadowbrook. Stay tuned to www.terrysisisky.com and AM 820, WGGM radio for updates on the Central District scheduling for the rest of the 2010 regular season.....

February 3, 2010 - Today was special for Petersburg High School football standouts Quentin Spain and Eric Magruder! Both signed national letters of intent, Quentin Spain with West Virginia and Eric Magruder with James Madison. After their signing event, Terry got a chance to interview both of them and we have it here and first on TerrySisisky.com! CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE INTERVIEWS!

January 31, 2010 - Dinwiddie High school officials have announced that tonight's boys basketball game between Dinwiddie and Petersburg has been postponed because school is out and also because of bad road conditions. The game will be made up on Wednesday night(2/3/10) if school is open tommorrow. Petersburg is 17-0, and ranked number one in the state group triple A poll. The Central District tournament is scheduled to start two weeks from today at Prince George high school.....

January 31, 2010 - It is still eight months away before the 2010 college football season gets under way. But college football takes a few headlines this Wednesday, February the 3rd, as it is the official college football national signing day. Mike Scott, the head football coach at Petersburg high school, says there will be a news conference in the Petersburg high library at 10:00am on February the 3rd for two of his seniors. Eric Magruder, and Quentin Spain will both be on hand at Petersburg high. Spain has verbally committed to West Virginia, while Magruder, a two year starter at quarterback, has verbally made a commitment to James Madison University. The College football season is over, but fans will be buzzing this Wednesday when high school seniors make their formal signings.....

January 31, 2010 - It is anybody's guess as to when the high school basketball season will resume after a foot of snow fell in central Virginia all day on Saturday. There are only two weeks left in the regular season, so there will be a lot of games once play resumes. In the Central District, one of the big questions will be, "can anybody beat Petersburg in central district play?" Petersburg is 10-0 in district play, and is trying to finish at 14-0 in Central District play for the third straight season. When district play resumes in the next week or so, here is how the standings will look. Petersburg is 10-0, Thomas Dale is now 8-2, the Meadowbrook Monarchs are 6-3, Dinwiddie and Hopewell are tied for fourth at 4-6, Prince George is 3-6, Colonial Heights and Matoaca are 2-8. This year, only the top seven teams make the playoffs, so right now, Matoaca and Colonial Heights are tied for that 7th and last spot. They split during the regular season, so if they are tied at the end of the regular season, they would have to play a one game playoff just to make the tournament, and play the number two seed. Due to economics, the Central District will be held at Prince George high school. The first round was always played at the top four seeds, but this year, all the games will be at Prince George high school. We invite you to join www.terrysisisky.com as we will provide coverage of the district tournament scheduled to start on February the 16th, 2010. There will be both radio and internet coverage of the tournament, so stay tuned.....

January 30, 2010 - The Petersburg high school boys’ basketball team was scheduled to play the Springers of Highland Springs High on Saturday afternoon, January the 30th, at 2:30pm. That game was postponed because of the impending snowstorm in Central Virginia and the tri cities. Last night, in Petersburg's 73-54 win over Hopewell, it was announced that the game versus Highland Springs will be played on Monday night, February the 8th, at 7:30pm at the Siegel Center at VCU. Last night, sophomore guard Frank Mason scored a game high 22 points to lead Petersburg to its 17th win without a loss to start this season. Petersburg has now won 96 of its last 106 games dating back to the start of the 2006-2007 season. Also, with the win over Hopewell high last night, Petersburg has won an incredible thirty-eight (38) straight Central District regular season games. Hopewell had a two point lead late in the first period, but senior Tyree Desmore hit a three-pointer at the first quarter buzzer to give the Wave a 17-16 lead. Despite many unforced turnovers, Petersburg moved to 10-0 in the district, still two games ahead of the Knights from Thomas Dale. Petersburg is scheduled to play at Dinwiddie this coming Tuesday (2/2/10) at 7:30pm, but that game could be in danger with the expected heavy snowfall predicted for south side Virginia. Petersburg still has five games left to play in the regular season, but only two weeks are left for the scheduled season finale at home versus Meadowbrook on February the 12th. You can follow the rest of the regular season, plus all of the Petersburg post season games live on radio station am 820, WGGM radio, also on www.amen820.com, and also live on www.terrysisisky.com . Join Terry Sisisky (play by play) and Jimmy Tynes (analysis) for all of the action, plus internet and radio coverage of the Central District Boys basketball tournament at Prince George high from February the 16th through the 19th. Central District Basketball heats up for the next three weeks, listen in and enjoy all of the action....

January 29, 2010 - The Petersburg high school boys' basketball team, ranked number one in the state, will host the Hopewell Blue Devils this afternoon at 4:30pm inside William Lawson, Jr. gymnasium. The game was changed to 4:30 in an effort to play before the impending snowfall that is scheduled to hit later on Friday night. Petersburg is 16-0, and is coming off a 73-54 win last Saturday night over GW-Danville. Hopewell is 9-8 overall, but only 4-5 in Central District play. You can listen to this afternoon's Hopewell at Petersburg game on www.amen820.com, www.terrysisisky.com, and also locally on the radio on am 820, WGGM. Join Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes for all of the exciting action of central district play at 4:05pm. Petersburg is scheduled to play Highland Springs on Saturday afternoon, but if the snow hits the area, that game will be in jeopardy, at least for Saturday, 1/30/10....

January 29, 2010 - Last night, at Petersburg high school, the night belonged to former Petersburg great Kenny Harris, whose number 12 jersey was retired beside those of Mark West, Darrel Stith, and Moses Malone. Before a very lively and appreciative crowd, Harris watched with his wife and three children as the number 12 jersey was lowered from the rafters to a standing ovation in front of friends and family. Harris was congratulated by four former teammates from the Petersburg high school class of 1989. Also, former VCU assistant coach Eddie Webb was on hand to speak, along with former greats Darrel Stith, John Thomas, and Ryan Masenberg. Harris was emotional in the 90 minute ceremony, as he spoke about his mother, and the late Bill Lawson, Jr., his high school coach in Petersburg. After the ceremony, Harris said it was quote, "powerful" after he saw his jersey up in the rafters. Whenever Harris walks inside Petersburg high school gymnasium, he will always see his number 12 jersey hanging up in the rafters. Harris said last night, quoting, "deep down in the bottom and the pit of my heart, I know I could not have accomplished it without the support and help, and the encouragement of others. We could spend all night talking about some of the things I accomplished, statistics, and personal accolades, but know that it couldn't have been without the LORD, first of all, and the people he placed in my life." In his senior year at Petersburg Kenny Harris averaged over 27 points a game, and he scored 50 in a game at Hopewell in February of 1989. It was truly an emotional, but uplifting night for all Petersburg high school basketball fans. And now Kenny Harris is among the greatest of all time in Petersburg basketball history......

January 25, 2010 - The Petersburg high school basketball family will be honoring one of their best guards in school history this week. This coming Thursday, January the 28th, there will be a basketball jersey retirement reception in honor of Kenny Harris in the Petersburg high school cafeteria at 7:00pm. All basketball fans in the Tri Cities and central Virginia are invited to the reception and get a chance to meet and greet Mr. Harris, who played for Petersburg in the late 1980's. That reception at the high school is free to the public. Then on Friday night, January the 29th, at 7:00pm, right before the game versus Hopewell high school, the school will officially retire the number, and hang it from the rafters with those of former greats, like Moses Malone (no. 24), Mark West (no. 52), and Darrel Stith (no. 30)... The school will retire the number 12 of Kenny Harris, on Friday night, Jan. the 29th, right before the game versus Hopewell high school. The Petersburg high school basketball family invites you to join Kenny for both of the events.....

January 25, 2010 - The Petersburg high school basketball team, ranked number in the state, will be off until Friday, January the 29th, when they host arch rival Hopewell high.... The Crimson Wave, now 16-0, just completed one of their most grueling stretches in years with road wins over Meadowbrook, Thomas Dale, and GW-Danville. Petersburg also recorded a home win over Benedictine on January the 16th. The Crimson Wave will look to sweep the season series with Hopewell this Friday night, after coming back to beat the Blue devils 58-51 on January the 6th at Hopewell high. Petersburg trailed by 11 in the third quarter in that first meeting before coming back for a big road win. Hopewell is 9-8, and 4-5 in the district. After the game versus Hopewell, it will be Petersburg playing at Highland Springs (12-2 on the year) on Saturday afternoon, January the 30th at 2:30 pm. You can hear both games live on www.amen820.com, www.terrysisisky.com, and also on the radio in central Virginia on amen 820, WGGM. Join Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes for all the action as Petersburg tries to continue its amazing unbeaten streak this Friday and Saturday, versus Hopewell and Highland Springs .....

January 18, 2010 - Two of the hottest high school basketball teams in Central Virginia will meet on Tuesday night, Jan. the 19th, as the Petersburg Crimson Wave takes on Thomas Dale in a battle for first in the Central district. Petersburg is 13-0, 7-0 in the district, while Thomas Dale is 12-2, 6-1 in district play. The Petersburg team beat Thomas Dale 72-60 on December the 11th, 2009, as senior center Duvaughn Maxwell scored 26 points, and Frankie Mason added 17 in the win. Dale is a different team as they have Ariek Green back in the fold. Green missed the first meeting as he was still with the Thomas Dale state football championship team. Thomas Dale has won eight straight coming into this game, while Petersburg has won 43 of its last 44 games, dating back to the start of the 2008-2009 season. These two teams were expected to contend for the Central District regular season title, and both have not disappointed. After the game at Thomas Dale, Petersburg is home to battle Matoaca on Friday night, and then will wrap up a busy two- week stretch with a game at GW-Danville in a game that will tip at 7:30pm...... You can follow all three Petersburg high school games this week over www.amen820.com, and also on AM 820, WGGM radio. The race for the Central district championship is heating up and you can follow all the action from now through the end of the regular season on www.terrysisisky.com...

January 15, 2010 - The Petersburg high school boy’s basketball team, ranked number one in the state for Group AAA, will play five games over an eight day stretch starting tonight (January the 15th) at Meadowbrook high school. Petersburg, winners of 90 of its last 100 games over the last three and a half years, will be home on Saturday night to battle the Cadets of Benedictine high at 8:00pm in the final game of the day at the Bill Lawson Jr. Classic at the Petersburg high school gymnasium. The Crimson Wave will then have a central district showdown on January the 19th at Thomas Dale, followed by a home game game versus Matoaca on Friday, January the 22nd, and the next night, it will be Petersburg at GW-Danville in a makeup game on Saturday, January the 23rd at 7:30pm. You can listen to all five games on www.amen820.com, www.terrysisisky.com, and on the radio in the Petersburg-Richmond area on am 820, WGGM.....Check out www.terrysisisky.com and find out about further high school sports for the 2010 calendar year......

January 7, 2010 - The Petersburg high school boys basketball team is playing four games this week, and there will be no rest for the early next week...... On Tuesday, January the 12th, Petersburg will be at Colonial Heights, followed by a game at Meadowbrook on Friday, January the 15th..... On Saturday night January the 16th, it will be the second annual William Lawson Classic, and Petersburg will host Benedictine in the marquee matchup that night at 8:00 o'clock.... If you are interested in getting tickets for the William Lawson Classic, go to www.williamlawsonclassic.com, and look over ticket prices for the five game tournament..... You can also call Mr. Marques Carter at 804-926-6177, and he can also give you any news you might need.......

January 7, 2010 - The Petersburg High School boys basketball team continued its recent mastery over Central District opponents as they rallied for a 58-51 win over the Hopewell Blue Devils at Hopewell's Ledbetter gymnasium. Petersburg was tested as they rallied from an eleven point third quarter deficit. Junior Kevin Green led the Wave with 20 points, and sophomore Frankie Mason scored sixteen points, including a layup off a steal at the end of the third period that put Petersburg ahead for the first time. Petersburg is now 8-0 and 4-0 in the Central District, and leads Thomas Dale by one game in the central standings. Petersburg has now won an amazing thirty-two straight (32) straight Central District regular season games, and also is 87-10 over its last ninety-seven games..... Petersburg is scheduled to play Prince George on Friday night (1/8/10) at Bill Lawson Junior gymnasium at 7:30pm, and will then have a game on Saturday afternoon (at 2:00 PM) versus Armstrong at Virginia State University. Petersburg lost four starters from a team that finished 30-1 last year. Follow Petersburg high school basketball all year long on www.terrysisisky.com, and www.amen820.com and amen 820, WGGM RADIO, your home for Central district sports in central Virginia..

January 6, 2010 - There has been a time change for the Petersburg high school Boys basketball game versus Armstrong on Saturday afternoon, January the 9th, 2010 to be played at VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY'S DANIEL GYMNASIUM. The game will tip off at 2:00 pm. and you can join Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes for the pre game show at 1:35pm on www.amen820.com, www.terrysisisky.com and over radio station, amen 820, WGGM radio in Petersburg....

January 4, 2010 - After winning the Fort Lee holiday basketball tournament last week, the Petersburg High school basketball team will have an NBA - type schedule starting on Tuesday, January the 5th, 2010. The 6-0 Crimson Wave will host Dinwiddie on Tuesday, and then play at Hopewell High on Wednesday night in a makeup game at Ledbetter Gymnasium at Bill Littlepage Court. On Friday, January the 8th, Petersburg will host Prince George, and on Saturday, January the 9th, it will be Petersburg versus Armstrong inside Daniel Gymnasium at Virginia State University. That game will tip off at 3:00 o’clock this Saturday. You can listen to all four Petersburg games this week over www.terrysisisky.com, www.amen 820.com, and locally over WGGM radio, am 820, in the Petersburg - Richmond area. Join Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes twenty-five minutes before tipoff for games on January the 5th, 6th, 8th, and 9th . Start the NEW YEAR off with high school basketball this week as Petersburg looks to win its fourth straight regular season CENTRAL DISTRICT championship......

December 30, 2009 - The second annual VirginiaPreps.com basketball tournament will be held in Norfolk at Lake Taylor High School in Norfolk this Saturday, January the 2nd, 2010..... There will be a total of eight games starting at 10:00am. The last game of the day will feature two powerhouses in Virginia as John Marshall battles Kecoughtan in the 8:30pm game. You can hear that game live on www.terrysisisky.com and also locally in Richmond on am 1380, WBTK radio. The pre game show will start at 8:22pm. Before that game, it will be Lake Taylor versus Potomac at 5:30pm in a boy’s matchup, followed by the Atlee girls team battling the Lake Taylor girls team at 7:00 pm. Those two games will be aired on www.terrysisisky.com, with Matthew Hatfield and Coach Ed Young calling the games. If you are interested in buying tickets for the Virginia Preps.com Invitational on January the 2nd, 2010 in Norfolk, please get in touch with Matt Hatfield at tickets@matthewhatfield.com, or go to www.virginiapreps.com and get more info .......

December 30, 2009 - The last time that John Marshall played Petersburg in high school basketball was on March the 4th, 2009 in the Central Regional Finals at the Siegel Center.... The Petersburg high team won that game 68-58, but both teams still made the state tournament the next week. Tonight (December the 30th), it will be Petersburg versus John Marshall in the finals of the FORT LEE holiday tournament at the McGlaughlin Fitness center at 8:30pm. Petersburg broke away from Evangel Christian last night to record a 71-48 win, while John Marshall got a scare but hung on for a 51-50 win over the Hopewell Blue Devils. Petersburg has won twelve Fort Lee holiday tournaments, and tonight will look to become the first school in Fort Lee tournament history to grab four straight titles. You can listen to the game over three outlets, www.terrysisisky.com, www.amen820.com, and locally on the radio in the Petersburg- Richmond area on am 820, WGGM radio. The pre game show on the radio starts at 8:05pm..... Before the radio broadcast starts, you can listen to extra pre-game activities on www.terrysisisky.com at 7:30pm.... After the radio broadcast is over, www.terrysisisky.com will stay on with post game activities, and coach’s interviews. Follow the Fort Lee tournament on terrysisisky.com....

December 29, 2009 - The semi-final bracket is set for the 26th annual Fort Lee holiday boy’s basketball tournament at the McGlauhlin Fitness Center on the post at Fort Lee. In the 7:00pm game, it will Hopewell versus undefeated, and 6-0, John Marshall. In the nightcap at 8:30pm, it will be 4-0 Petersburg High School vs Evangel Christian in the first ever meeting between the two teams. You can listen to both games over www.terrysisisky.com , with the Hopewell vs John Marshall game at 6:55pm on AM 1380, WBTK, and the second game on amen 820, wggm radio at 8:30pm.....,.. Join Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes for live coverage of the Fort Lee Holiday tournament on Tuesday night, December the 29th, 2009 on WBTK in Richmond and AM 820, WGGM radio in the Petersburg- Richmond area...with the pre game show five minutes before the tipoff......

December 19, 2009 - The Fort Lee holiday basketball tournament gets under way on Monday afternoon December the 28th as the Hopewell Blue Devils battle the Vikings of Thomas Jefferson high school at 3:30 PM at the McLaughlin Fitness Center. In game two, it will be highly ranked John Marshall versus the Prince George Royals at 5:15pm. That game between the Justices and the Royals will be aired on www.terrysisisky.com, and also on the radio over am 1380, WBTK in Richmond, and over www.wbtk.com . Listen to the game at 5:10pm with Terry Sisisky. In the 7:00pm game that day, it will be Dinwiddie versus Evangel Christian, followed at 8:30pm with Petersburg battling Washington Christian from Maryland. You can hear that game live at 8:05 pm with Jimmy Tynes and Terry Sisisky over www.terrysisisky.com, www.amen820.com, and locally in central Virginia over amen 820 , WGGM radio. On Tuesday night, at 6:45pm , both semi final winners brackets games will be carried on www.terrysisisky.com, and locally on the radio on both WBTK radio, 1380 AM, and on am 820, WGGM , and www.amen820.com ..... Be part of a tradition of high school basketball in central Virginia with the 29th annual Fort Lee Holiday Basketball Tournament at the McLaughlin Fitness Center at the post at Fort Lee, Virginia. Stay tuned for updates on further high school boys and girls basketball games in the 2009-2010 season....

December 19, 2009 - The makeup dates for the two Petersburg high school basketball games snowed out on December the 18th and the 19th have been announced. The Crimson Wave will play arch rival Hopewell on Wednesday night, January the 6th, 2010 at 7:30 PM from Hopewell High school's Ledbetter gymnasium. The game at GW- Danville will now be played on Saturday night, January the 23rd, 2010 at 7:30 PM..... you can listen to both games over www.amen820.com, www.terrysisisky.com, and on the radio, locally in the Richmond- Petersburg area on amen 820, WGGM radio...

December 18, 2009 - Due to heavy snowfall predicted in central Virginia, the Petersburg high school basketball team will have to wait until Monday, December the 28th, 2009, to play its next game. Bad weather has caused the game at Hopewell to be moved to January the 6th, 2010, and the game at number one GW- Danville scheduled for Saturday, December the 19th, will be played at a date and time to be determined. The Petersburg team has no games scheduled for the week of December the 21st, so on Monday, December the 28th, it will be Petersburg versus Washington Christian in the opening round of the Fort Lee holiday tournament at 8:30 PM.... you can listen to all three of the Petersburg high school games in that holiday tournament on www.amen820.com, amen 820, WGGM radio, and also on www.terrysisisky.com ... just a reminder, all games broadcast on www.terrysisisky.com will be archived to allow players and relatives to listen later in the week..... You can listen to Petersburg basketball all season long on amen 820 WGGM radio all season long...

December 13, 2009 - The Petersburg high school basketball team, despite losing four starters from last year's team, is off to a 3-0 start after an impressive win over the Thomas Dale Knights last Friday.... The Crimson Wave will have a few days off before they encounter two very tough road games later this week. On Friday night, December the 18th, it will be Petersburg at Hopewell from Ledbetter gymnasium with game time at 7:30pm. The very next night (the 19th), the Wave will play GW-DANVILLE, the number one team in the state. Tipoff for that game in DANVILLE is scheduled for 7:00 o'clock. Join Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes for all of the action, this Friday and Saturday nights on www.amen820.com, www.terrysisisky.com and also live on the radio at amen 820, wggm.....The pre-game show on Friday night is at 7:05 , with Saturday night's pre-game show at 6:35pm ...

December 7, 2009 - The Petersburg high school boy’s basketball team, off a 30-1 season a year ago, will start the 2009- 2010 season with three games this week. The Crimson Wave will open at Matoaca high on Tuesday, December the 8th, and then will play its first home game of the season, on Wednesday, December the 9th versus the Lancers of Manchester high school. Then on Friday, December the 11th, it will be an early season central district showdown as the wave will host the Thomas Dale Knights at 7:30pm. Both Petersburg and Thomas Dale are expected to contend for the Central district regular season championship. You can hear all three games for the Petersburg Crimson Wave with Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes over three locations. You can listen on www.amen820.com , www.terrysisisky.com, and on amen 820, WGGM radio...... All three games will tip off at 7:30 pm, with the pre game show starting at 7:05pm. It will be a big week of high school basketball, with games on December the 8th, December the 9th and the 11th... log on to terrysisisky.com all season long to look over the high school basketball schedule for boys and girls for the 2009- 2010 season.....

December 2, 2009 - The high school basketball season kicks off in high gear this week, and terrysisisky.com will feature a girls and boys basketball broadcast later this week. On Thursday night, December the third, it will be an early season dominion district girl’s showdown between L.C. Bird and Cosby high school. The game on Thursday will tip at 7:30pm. This Friday night, December the 4th, it will be an early season boy’s battle as the Manchester Lancers will be at James River. Tip for that game is at 7:30 as well. You can hear both games on www.terrysisisky.com, also live on the net at www.wbtk.com and live on the radio on am 1380, WBTK, and you can listen live on your i-phone. the dominion district game of the week is sponsored in part by Old Dominion Tire Company, by Baxter Perkins Dentistry, by North South Construction, by the James River Medical Center (at Chippenham Parkway) , by Toucan Antique Furniture, and by "TEAM CHESTERFIELD. The high school basketball season is underway, and you will hear selected games, both boys and girls, live on the internet over www.terrysisisky.com... ... check back frequently to see the schedule for upcoming game broadcasts.........

November 29, 2009 - The month of December is fast approaching, and that means the 2009- 2010 high school basketball season is ready to go.... The first regular season game over www.terrysisisky.com features a central district battle as the Warriors of Matoaca High plays at Colonial Heights high school. The game will start at 7:30pm, and you can listen live to the game over local radio station, am 1380, WBTK, and also live on www.terrysisisky.com, with Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes calling the action. The game at Colonial Heights is sponsored by www.tylerrealtygroup.com , and also in part by www.lundieinsurance.com ... Stay tuned all season long for selected dominion district games, as well as games on the girls' side as well. All games that are broadcast over terrysisisky.com are archived immediately after the game for your listening pleasure......

November 25, 2009 - The central regional division five football championship game between Petersburg and Hanover has been moved from Friday night, November the 27th, 2009 to Saturday night, November the 28th, 2009. The game was moved to Saturday to allow the field at Hanover high school to dry out more. The Petersburg football team has played two Saturday games this year, both times winning in overtime, one at Booker T. Washington, the other at Clover Hill high school last Saturday afternoon. Petersburg is 6-5 on the year, and Hanover, the winners of six straight, is now 8-3 on the season. You can still listen to the game live this Saturday night at 7:00pm, on www.amen820.com, www.terrysisisky.com, and radio station, am 820, WGGM.... Join Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes for all of the action on Saturday night, November the 28th, 2009 as the Hanover Hawks host Petersburg high school in a central regional division five playoff game.......

November 23, 2009 - The Petersburg high school football team extended its season one more week after its thrilling and heart stopping 22-21 overtime win over Clover Hill last Saturday afternoon. Petersburg quarterback Kevin Green, a junior, threw for 290 yards, and scored two touchdowns rushing in leading the Wave to that upset win. Demonte Gregory, also a junior, had ten receptions out of the backfield, and junior linebacker Carlos Turner recorded a team high ten tackles in the game. It is back on the road again this Friday night (November the 27th) to battle the Hawks of Hanover high school for the central region D-5 championship. Hanover beat Dinwiddie high last weekend 35-32, and gets to host this championship game after the number four seed Petersburg beat Clover Hill. Hanover High has won six straight games, and has outscored its last three opponents 117-60. The game broadcast at Hanover this Friday will be at either 6:30pm, or 7:00pm. Join Jimmy Tynes and Terry Sisisky for all of the action on www.terrysisisky.com, www.amen820.com, also locally on the radio on am 820, WGGM radio. High school football continues this Friday night in Central Virginia with Petersburg at Hanover high school....

November 17, 2009 - The Petersburg high school football team finished the regular season at 5-5, but the Wave will continue play this Saturday afternoon in the division five central regional semi finals. Petersburg will have to be at their best when they battle the "Cavaliers" of Clover Hill High for 1:30pm kickoff at Clover Hill. Petersburg lost to Meadowbrook 28-18 last Monday, but played one of their better games in that loss. Clover Hill comes into the game at 8-2, and finished the regular season by outscoring its final three opponents by a combined total of 88-13. The two teams have one common opponent this year. Clover Hill beat Prince George 46-27 on September the 11th, while the Crimson Wave beat Prince George 37-15 on October the 30th. Clover Hill has a 5-0 record at home this year, and is the top seed in the D-5 playoffs this year. You can listen to the game over three locations, at www.amen820.com, www.terrysisisky.com, and locally on radio station, am 820, WGGM radio in the Richmond- Petersburg area. Join Jimmy Tynes and Terry Sisisky for all of the action this Saturday afternoon, November the 21st, with the pre- game show at 1:00 pm. Follow high school football all season long on amen 820, wggm radio.....

November 12, 2009 - Due to heavy rainfall the last few days, the high school football game between Meadowbrook and Petersburg scheduled for Friday night, November the 13th, has been postponed and will now be played on Monday night, November the 16th at Meadowbrook High School. The kickoff will be at 6:30pm, as both teams still have a shot at making the 2009 central regional playoffs. Petersburg is 5-4 and with a win will clinch a division five playoff berth. Meadowbrook, at 8-1, needs help, but still could make the d-6 playoffs. You can listen to this central district final live on www.amen820.com, also on www.terrysisisky.com, and also locally on radio station, amen 820, WGGM radio in Petersburg.... Join Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes for all the action as the 2009 regular season comes to a close......

November 11, 2009 - The start of the 2009-2010 high school basketball season gets under way on Tuesday, November the 24th with a VHSL benefit game between two of the best in Central Virginia. The Justices of John Marshall, led by all everything senior Travis Mckie (rhymes with pie) will battle the Highland Springs Springers at 7:30pm. This game has been moved from John Marshall to Highland Springs High School. You can listen to the internet broadcast over www.terrysisisky.com with the pre game at 7:25pm. John Marshall will also play in the Fort Lee holiday tournament being held from December the 28th through December the 30th. JM is in the same bracket with perennial power Petersburg High School. Fort Lee is located near Hopewell, and Prince George, Virginia. McKie and the justices will also play in a big state tournament on January the 2nd,2010 at Lake Taylor High School versus power Keoughcatan at 8:30 pm. Find out more about this tournament and and about high school football and basketball on www.virginiapreps.rivals.com. The high school hoops season is getting closer, and you can follow it all with www.virginiapreps.rivals.com, and also stay tuned for the high school basketball schedule that will be carried by www.terrysisisky.com. ..... That schedule will be released by the end of this month......

November 9, 2009 - The 2009 ODAC football championship will be decided this Saturday afternoon at 1:00pm, as the Randolph-Macon Yellow Jackets host the Tigers of Hampden-Sydney at Day field in Ashland, Virginia. The game on Saturday will also be the 115th meeting between the two rivals, making it the south's oldest small college football rivalry in the state. The Tigers will try to complete an undefeated regular season, while Randolph-Macon will look to finish with seven wins. Last year, on November the 15th, 2008, it was Randolph- Macon coming from behind by outscoring Hampden-Sydney 21-0 in the fourth quarter that broke a 7 game losing streak to the team from Farmville. That win for Randy Mac helped them win the ODAC championship. You can follow this Saturday afternoon's game (November the 14th) with Terry Sisisky and coach Ray Tate on www.rmc.edu , radio station am1430 in Ashland and also live on www.terrysisisky.com. The pre-game will start at 12:25 pm this Saturday.....

November 9, 2009 - The Petersburg high school football team is battling both Dinwiddie and Atlee for the final two, division five playoff spots in group triple "A' in central Virginia. All three teams are 5-4 heading into the final weekend of the regular season. Petersburg will be at Meadowbrook this Friday night, while Dinwiddie hosts Prince George and Atlee will be at 5-4 Lee Davis High School. You can follow the Petersburg versus Meadowbrook game on Friday night, November the 13th, 2009, on www.terrysisisky.com, www.amen 820.com and on radio station amen820, wggm radio with Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes starting with the pre game at 6:30pm. Follow high school sports all season long on www.terrysisisky.com....

November 2, 2009 - It is pretty simple for the Randolph-Macon College football team. The Jackets need to win their final two games to win a second straight ODAC championship title. RMC is 3-1 in conference play after losing to Guilford College 20-13 last Saturday afternoon. Randolph-Macon plays at Bridgewater College this Saturday, November the 7th. The Jackets need to win to set up an ODAC showdown with Hampden Sydney the following week. Bridgewater is 6-2 overall, and will look to eliminate the Jackets from winning the conference title. You can listen to Randolph- Macon at Bridgewater on Saturday with Coach Ray Tate and Terry Sisisky starting at 12:30pm on radio station WHAN, am1430 in Ashland, Virginia, and on the internet at www.terrysisisky.com, and www.rmc.edu....

November 2, 2009 - The Petersburg high school football will host Colonial Heights on Friday, November the 6th on senior night. The Wave, coming off an impressive 37-15 win over Prince George, is still very much alive in the division five playoff picture. Petersburg is 4-4, while Colonial Heights is 3-5. Kickoff for this Friday night's game is set for 7:00pm, and you can hear the game live on www.amen820.com, www.terrysisisky.com, and on the radio in Petersburg on am 820, wggm. Join Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes at 6:30 pm for the pre game show as Petersburg battles for a D-5 playoff berth.....

October 26, 2009 - The Randolph- Macon College football team, still in the hunt for the ODAC regular season championship, will be on the road this Saturday, October the 31st, 2009 to battle Guilford College in Greensboro North Carolina. Randolph-Macon is 3-0 in conference play, and is coming off a bye week. The Yellow Jackets are riding a five game winning streak, and will take on a 1-6 Guilford team. Last year, RMC beat Guilford by a score of 55-24, as quarterback Austin Faulkner passed for 208 yards, and ran for 107 yards in leading the Jackets to that win. Join Terry Sisisky and coach Ray Tate for all the action at 12:30 pm, this Saturday afternoon, October the 31st, on www.rmc.edu, www.terrysisisky.com , and over radio station, WHAN, am 1430 in Ashland, Virginia. Randolph- Macon continues in its quest for the 2009 ODAC title this Saturday afternoon......

October 26, 2009 - The high school football regular season is winding down, and this Friday, October the 30th, 2009, the Petersburg High Crimson wave will be at Prince George to battle the 1-6 Royals. Petersburg is 3-4 and probably needs to win its final three games to get into the central region, division five playoffs in late november. The game at Prince George starts at 7:00 pm, and you can listen live on www.terrysisisky.com, www.amen820.com and on radio station am820, wggm. The pre game show starts at 6:30 pm with Jimmy Tynes and Terry Sisisky. Follow high school football on line all season long at www.terrysisisky.com.....

October 19, 2009 - The Petersburg high school football team is back in the division five playoff picture after its win over Hopewell last Friday night. The 3-3 Petersburg team will be at Dinwiddie this Friday night, October the 23rd, in a game that will go a long way in determining if the Wave or the Generals get into the playoffs in late November. Dinwiddie is also 3-3, but has had Petersburg's number in recent years. You can hear the game this Friday night on radio station, amen 820, wggm, and also live on the internet on www.amen820.com, and also on www.terrysisisky.com . The pre- game show starts at 6:30 pm from Dinwiddie high school......

October 14, 2009 - The starting time for the Hopewell at Petersburg high school football game scheduled for Friday, October the 16th, has been moved to 5:00pm. The game was scheduled for 7:00pm, but will now kickoff at 5:00pm. You can listen to the game live over radio station, AM 820, WGGM radio with the pre game show to start at 4:30pm. You can listen also on the internet on www.amen820.com and www.terrysisisky.com...It is Hopewell at Petersburg, at 5:00pm on Friday night, October the 16th.....

October 12, 2009 - One of the biggest high school football rivalries in central Virginia takes place this Friday night, October the 16th, as the Hopewell Blue Devils travel to Petersburg to battle the Crimson Wave. Game time is scheduled at 7:00 pm. Both teams are below .500, but have played a very tough schedule. Petersburg is 2-3, and lost a heartbreaker to Matoaca last Friday 28-20. Hopewell, played well, but lost to the Thomas Dale Knights. Petersburg needs a win to keep their division five playoff hopes alive and kicking. Join Chris Martin and Jimmy Tynes for all of the play by play action at 6:30pm on Friday night, October the 16th over radio station, am 820, WGGM, and on the internet live at www.amen820.com, and over www.terrysisisky.com ..... Pre game coverage at 6:30 pm....

October 12, 2009 - The Randolph-Macon Yellow Jackets football team is back home this Saturday, October the 17th, as they host Emory and Henry in a key ODAC conference game. Randolph-Macon is 2-0 in conference play, Emory and Henry is 0-1, but is 5-1 overall. The Jackets have won four straight, and came from behind last Saturday to beat Frostburg State 23-19 on the road. The Jackets' defense and special teams were the keys to the game. You can listen to the Randolph-Macon game this Saturday afternoon with the pre game show to start at 12:25pm. Join Bob McFarland and coach Ray Tate for all of the play by play over Hanover radio station, am 1430, WHAN, and over www.terrysisisky.com and www.rmc.edu. The excitement of college football continues this Saturday in Ashland, Virginia as RMC battles Emory and Henry at 1:00 pm....

October 6, 2009 - The Randolph-Macon College football team will get back on the road this Saturday afternoon as they battle 0-5 Frostburg State University in a non-conference game. Randolph-Macon will carry a three game winning streak into the game this Saturday after a thrilling 21-13 win over Washington and Lee last Saturday in Ashland, Virginia. Can Randolph-Macon make it four straight wins, as they look to win their third road game of 2009? You can listen to the game from Frostburg, Maryland this Saturday afternoon, October the 10th, 2009 at 12:30pm with Terry Sisisky and Coach Ray Tate over WHAN RADIO, AM1430 in Ashland, and over www.rmc.edu, and www.terrysisisky.com. It is another tough road game for the Jackets of Randolph-Macon College and you can listen live, starting at 12:30 pm......

October 6, 2009 - The Petersburg High School football team will be at home this Friday night, October the 9th, 2009 for the first time since August the 28th. The Crimson Wave and its fans will be celebrating homecoming 2009 as they host the resurgent Matoaca Warriors at 7:00pm. Petersburg is 2-2 overall, 0-1 in the central district, while Matoaca is 1-0 in the district, and 1-3 overall. Matoaca High beat Prince George last Friday night and saw quarterback Steele Driskill throw five TD passes in that game. Petersburg High School's Keith Johnson has caught 16 passes for 231 yards over the last two games, and quarterback Kevin Green has taken over the reins at that position. You can listen to the Petersburg High School homecoming game this Friday night at 6:30pm with Terry Sisisky and jimmy Tynes, over radio station am 820, WGGM, on amen820.com, and www.terrysisisky.com .... High school football continues on the radio this Friday night......

Sept 29, 2009 - For the first time since September the 5th, the Randolph-Macon college football team will play a home game. The Yellow Jackets finished their three game road trip at 2-1, including an impressive win at Catholic University last Saturday afternoon by the score of 31-21. This Saturday, October the 3rd, it will be Randolph-Macon hosting Washington and Lee. The Generals are 1-3, but this will be their first ODAC game of 2009. The game, to be played at Day Field in Ashland, will start at 1:00pm, and you can listen live at 12:30pm with Terry Sisisky and Coach Ray Tate. There are three outlets to listen to Randolph-Macon this year, www.terrysisisky.com, www.rmc.edu, and locally on the radio at am1430, WHAN radio. ... It is another big day of college football this coming Saturday afternoon, October the 3rd, 2009....

Sept 29, 2009 - The Petersburg High School football team, fresh off a triple overtime win at Booker T. Washington on September the 19th, will be in Chester this Friday night to battle Thomas Dale in the Central District opener for both teams. The Knights have lost two straight gut wrenching games, but are still one of the favorites in the Central District. Kickoff at Thomas Dale is scheduled for 7:00pm on October the 2nd, and you can listen to the game live on www.amen820.com, www.terrysisisky.com , and on the radio on am820, WGGM..... Join Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes for the action on Friday night, October the 2nd, 2009....

Sept 20, 2009 - The Randolph Macon college football team will open the 2009 ODAC schedule this Saturday, September the 26th, as they travel to the nation's capitol to battle Catholic University. Randolph Macon is coming off an exciting 17-14 road victory over the Hornets of Shenandoah University, while Catholic lost at McDaniel College by the score of 21-17. Kickoff this Saturday, September the 26th is scheduled for 1:00pm. Join coach Ray Tate, and Terry Sisisky for the action on www.terrysisisky.com, , www.rmc.edu , and locally on the radio in Ashland, Va. on WHAN , AM1430..... Log onto www.terrysisisky.com for all updates on future internet broadcasts of high school, college, and amateur sports....

Sept 20, 2009 - One of the best high school football rivalries in central Virginia will resume this Friday night, September the 25th, 2009. The Thomas Dale Knights, coming off a very tough loss to Varina last Friday night, will make the very short trip to LC Bird to battle the Skyhawks in the final non district game for both teams. Bird is 2-0 and Thomas Dale is 1-1 on the year. Join Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes for the " Battle of Chester " this Friday night, September the 25th , with the pre game show at 7:15pm. the game will be broadcast over radio station, AM1380, WBTK in Richmond, and on the internet on www.terrysisisky.com ... More high school football action this Friday night from LC BIRD high school...

Sept 14, 2009 - After a week off, the Petersburg High School football team will be back in action this Saturday afternoon at 1:00pm versus the "Bookers" of Booker T. Washington in Norfolk, Virginia...... the game, on September the 19th, will mark the second straight game in which the Crimson Wave travels to Norfolk to play a non district game. Back on September the 3rd, the Crimson Wave lost at Maury High School by the score of 7-0.... You can follow this Saturdays game on www.amen820.com, and over the station, am820, WGGM. Join Bob McFarland and Jimmy Tynes for all of the action with a pre game show scheduled for 12:30pm..... high school football, all season long on amen820, WGGM radio.....

Sept 14, 2009 - The Randolph Macon college football team will be on the road this Saturday night, September the 19th versus Shenandoah University. Kickoff is set for 7:00pm in Winchester, Virginia as the Jackets look to win their first game of the 2009 season versus the 1-1 Hornets of Shenandoah. Saturday night's game for Shenandoah represents the third straight game versus an Old Dominion Athletic Conference opponent. The Hornets beat Catholic , before losing to Bridgewater last Saturday. Join Terry Sisisky and coach Ray Tate for Randolph Macon football on radio station WHAN, am1430, over www.terrysisisky.com and on www.rmc.edu. The pre game show starts at 6:25pm this Saturday night…

Sept 8, 2009 - The first full week of the 2009 high school football season starts on Friday night, September the 11th, and www.terrysisisky.com , along with Richmond radio station WBTK, am1380, will be broadcasting the L.C. Bird at Matoaca football game. Game time is set for 7:00pm and we will take to the air at 6:58pm..... The L.C. Bird Skyhawks, as always, will be one of the favorites in the tough Dominion District, while Matoaca will be a tough team to beat in the Central District. Join Terry Sisisky and Tyler Belcher for all of the play by play this Friday night, September the 11th, as bird battles rival Matoaca at Matoaca High School.........

Sept 8, 2009 - The Randolph Macon Yellow Jackets football team will look for its first win of 2009 when they travel to Baltimore this Saturday to battle the Jays of Johns Hopkins University. Kickoff is scheduled for 1:00pm. You can join Terry Sisisky and coach Ray Tate for all of the action on Hanover’s own, WHAN radio, am1430, or follow on line at www.terrysisisky.com and www.rmc.edu. Last year, it was Johns Hopkins beating the Jackets in three overtimes by the score of 39-31. The pre game show this Saturday, September the 12th, 2009 begins at 12:30pm....

August 31, 2009 - The college football season is just a few days away, and the Randolph-Macon Yellow Jackets will open its 2009 season at home on Saturday afternoon, September the 5th, 2009 versus King's college. Kickoff is scheduled for 1:00pm and you can listen to the game on am1430, WHAN in Ashland, Va. The pre-game show with Terry Sisisky and Tom Cunningham will start at 12:30pm..... Randolph-Macon is the defending ODAC champions, and finished last year at 6-5. Last year, these two teams opened the season in Pennsylvania with King's College winning by a 34-13 score. The yellow jackets of Randolph-Macon were picked to finish 4th in the pre season ODAC coaches poll that was released two weeks ago. Follow the jackets all season long on Hanover’s own, WHAN radio......

August 30, 2009 - The Petersburg High school football team, fresh off a 38-7 home victory over Halifax County last Friday, will hit the road for the first time this Thursday night. It will be Petersburg versus the "Commodores" of Maury High on Thursday, September the 3rd, at 7:00 pm in Norfolk. Maury posted an impressive 37-0 win over Norview last Friday night. Maury quarterback Keenan Lambert was four of six in passing and had three touchdown passes....Maury receiver Darryl Waters had two catches for 87 yards... you can listen to a special Thursday night broadcast on September the third, with Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes calling the action from Norfolk over www.terrysisisky.com, www.amen820.com, and over the radio on am 820, wggm…

August 28, 2009 - The high school football season is fast approaching, and Petersburg High will open its regular season on Friday night, August the 28th, with a home game versus the “Comets" of Halifax County. This year, there are three ways you can listen to the Crimson Wave. The pre game show will start at 6:30pm, with the kickoff scheduled for 7:00 o'clock at night. You can hear the game on the radio at amen 820, wggm, and also on the internet on www.amen820.com and www.terrysisisky.com. In a change of plans, there will be no internet broadcast of the Petersburg scrimmage on Friday, August the 28th. We will have updates on the scrimmage, but there will be no internet broadcast of that game. You can follow the Petersburg High School football team all season long, starting on August the 28th, 2009 with Terry Sisisky, Jimmy Tynes, and Chris Martin on hand....

August 9, 2009 - Congratulations to the team from Williamsburg as they beat the Dinwiddie Nationals to become the champions of the 52nd Annual Colonial Heights Optimist Boys Invitational Baseball (BIB) Tournament. This year we are offering DVD's of the live action along with the play by play, as heard on the radio, of each and every game of the tournament. These are a lasting momento of the longest running and most prestigious little league tournament in the state of Virginia!... GET YOUR COPY NOW!

July 31, 2009 - The Petersburg High school football team has another early opening in 2009. The Crimson Wave, finishing 5-5 in 2008, will be hosting Halifax High School at 7pm on Friday night, August the 28th. Petersburg is scheduled to play its final scrimmage versus Park View-South Hill at 10:00 am on Friday, August the 21st, and www.terrysisisky.com will broadcast a special show that morning previewing the 2009 Petersburg High Crimson Wave football season. Join Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes for all of the action on Friday morning, August the 21st at 10am. If there are any changes in time for this scrimmage, we will let you know as soon as possible. Do not forget that you can listen to every Petersburg High School football game on amen820, WGGM radio, and www.amen820.com...

July 31, 2009 - The 52nd annual Boys Invitational Baseball (BIB) Tournament got underway on Thursday night, July the 30th, and this year, there are three different ways to listen to the BIB tournament. You can listen at www.terrysisisky.com , or you can listen on line at www.amen820.com , or on the radio locally at am820, WGGM radio, with Terry Sisisky calling the play by play. He will be joined by former Prince George High School baseball coach Early Burton, Chris Martin, Progress-Index reporter Court Wills, Joe Tyler, Rick Fortune and JD McCarty, who played in the 2001 BIB Tournament. The action starts on Thursday night at 6:30pm with the Tidewater All-Stars versus the Dinwiddie Nationals, followed by Staunton versus the Dinwiddie Americans. On Friday, July the 31st, it will be Newport News versus the Matoaca Warriors at 6:30pm; followed by the Colonial Heights Quarterback Club versus the Prince George Nationals......It is the 52nd Annual BIB Tournament from Shepard stadium in Colonial Heights, Virginia...

July 26, 2009 - We at TerrySisisky.com will have the first game of the Virginia 14U State Baseball Tournament complete by the end of the day and will be taking orders immediately after that, in the meantime we have published a video of the interview with Trevor Pike and Lucas Martinez after the Finals victory and a video of the interview with the coaches after winning their semi-final game against Williamsburg ..... (CLICK HERE TO WATCH)

July 24, 2009 - We at TerrySisisky.com are busily working to launch a new video product that will marry the on field action of the events that we cover with the play-by-play voice of Terry Sisisky. The Babe Ruth State Championships is our first attempt and it is shaping up to be a good one. For those of you awaiting the release of the videos, we are working hard to ensure that you receive the finest quality product that we can produce. It is taking a little longer than expected due to the learning curve, but it is coming together well. We expect that the first game (Greater Loudon vs. Williamsburg) will be available on July 27 or 28 and all four games will be ready by the end of the week. Thanks for your patience and keep checking back here at TerrySisisky.com.....

July 17, 2009 - The 2009 Babe Ruth Leagues of Virginia State baseball tournament for under-14 year-olds is being held at Shepard Stadium in Colonial Heights. Play is already under way, and you can listen to the semi finals on Sunday, July the 19th, and the finals on Monday, July the 20th on www.terrysisisky.com. Play by play on the web starts at 1:00pm on Sunday, and the championship game this Monday, July the 20th, is scheduled at 10:00 in the morning......there are teams from Falls Church, Winchester, Loudon County, Madison County, Williamsburg, Dinwiddie, and Colonial Heights that are battling for the state Babe Ruth Championship and a berth to the regional tournament. Be at Shepard Stadium all weekend long for exciting state Babe Ruth baseball, and listen on the web live at www.terrysisisky.com starting Sunday at 1:00pm from Shepard Stadium in Colonial Heights.....

July 5, 2009 - The 52nd Annual Boys Invitational Baseball Tournament, sponsored by the Colonial Heights Optimist Club, will be held from July the 30th through August the 8th at Shepard Stadium in Colonial Heights, Virginia. The first BIB Tournament took place in August of 1958, and has continued, without interruption. The Boys Invitational Baseball Tournament is a single elimination little league baseball tournament for eleven and twelve year olds. The tournament features teams from the Tri-City area, and teams from Newport News, Staunton, the Tidewater Area and teams from the Chesterfield Baseball Club. All 17 games of the 2009 BIB Tournament will be broadcast live on AM 820, WGGM radio and also over the internet at www.amen820.com. This will be the 15th straight year that all of the tournament games will be broadcast on amen 820, WGGM radio. Earlier this month, Terry Sisisky spoke with tournament director David Wells, and he talked about the history of the BIB, and what fans can expect at Shepard Stadium starting on July the 30th..... (CLICK HERE TO WATCH)

June 17, 2009 - This past March, as you were watching March Madness on CBS, you probably noticed a new studio host for that network's coverage. Former UNLV star Greg Anthony worked with Greg Gumble and Seth Davis on that most informative set. Anthony took the place of Clark Kellog, who is now the lead analyst with Jim Nance at game sites. Greg Anthony was the point guard on the UNLV team that beat Duke in the 1990 NCAA championship game, and then lost a heartbreaker to Duke the following year in the championship game. Anthony also carved out a very fine 12 - year NBA career as well. Anthony worked several years as a studio analyst for ESPN coverage of the NBA. In this interview with Terry Sisisky, you will hear how excited he was last March and April to be on the set with CBS for their coverage of one of the biggest sporting events of the year, the NCAA men's basketball tournament.... Here is that interview... (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

June 17, 2009 - Later this year, Petersburg High School will be celebrating the 30th anniversary of the school's state championship team in 1979. The late Norman Jenkins was the head coach of the Crimson Wave, and he had a star studded lineup that year, featuring players like running back Brian Smith, and linebacker Ricky Hundley. The decade of the 1970's was a great period for Wave football. On a recent trip to St. Louis, to visit his beloved Cardinals, Terry Sisisky met with former Petersburg High star running back Terry Houston, now a principal at Roosevelt High School in St. Louis. The 50 year old Houston has been the principal since 2006. In the fall of 1976, Terry Houston rushed for 1,266 yards for the Wave, and was the Central District player of the year. He was first team all district and first team all regional back in 1976. Terry Sisisky caught up with Houston a recent trip to the "gateway city”, and talked with Houston about his journey from Petersburg, Virginia to Virginia State University, and now, as a principal at Roosevelt High in St. Louis, Missouri... (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

June 3, 2009 - It will be a big summer of baseball in the city of Petersburg. The Coastal Plain League season, a summer collegiate league, will feature close to 30 home games for the Petersburg Generals, as they celebrate their 10th year in the CPL. The league is celebrating its 13th year of existence. Also, this summer, the city of Petersburg welcomes American Legion ball back after a 25 year absence. All of the Petersburg Generals home games and all home games for the Petersburg Post 2 American Legion team will be played at the Petersburg Sports Complex through the first week in August. Harry Marsh, the former sports editor for the Progress-Index, is the new business manager for Petersburg American Legion Post 2, and Terry Sisisky had a chance to sit down and talk with Mr. Marsh about the return of American legion ball back to Petersburg, and the team's working relationship with the Petersburg Generals.. (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

May 28, 2009 - For the second time this spring, a member of the Thomas Dale high School girls' basketball team has made a verbal commitment to a college.... On April the 28th, Kalia Johnson made a verbal commitment to Duke University. Johnson still has two years left at Thomas Dale. Last week, junior Alyssa Frye made a verbal commitment to attend the College of Charleston. According to her father, Clinton, after visits to five different schools, it was on the second visit to Charleston when Coach Wilson offered Alyssa the scholarship....Coach Wilson feels like Alyssa Frye can be an impact player for their program. Here are the stats for Alyssa Frye for her just concluded junior year....Frye averaged 14.5 points a game, 3 assists, and 3.3 steals a game. Next year, the Thomas Dale girls basketball team figures to be one of the top teams in the central region with the return of both Kalia Johnson, and Alyssa Frye.

May 20, 2009 - The Miami Dolphins made an incredible turnaround last year. In 2007, it was the Dolphins finishing at 1-15. This past season (2008), the Dolphins won the AFC East division title with an 11-5 record. Miami won the division on the final day of the regular season with a win over the New York Jets at the Meadowlands. One of the key components on the Miami defense was former Petersburg High School star Kendall Langford. The 2004 PHS graduate ended last year with 31 tackles, 25 of them solo tackles. He also had two quarterback sacks. Langford's senior season at Hampton University saw him record a team high 72 tackles, and 13.5 tackles for losses. On Friday, May the 15th, Terry Sisisky had a chance to talk with Kendall Langford at the Petersburg Sports Complex, about his rookie year with the Dolphins, and about life in the National Football League (NFL). (CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE INTERVIEW)

May 18, 2009 - According to a report from the Hampton University web site, former Petersburg High School football star Jerome Mathis, has signed with the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League. Mathis, a star kickoff return player from Hampton University, played in the NFL with Houston Texans and the Washington Redskins. Mathis, according to the Hampton University web site, holds the NCAA record for career kick return average at 26.6 yards a return. For more information on the Jerome Mathis story, go to www.hamptonpirates.com

May 11, 2009 - The area high schools are hopeful that the weather will be a lot better for the week of May the 11th through the 15th as the high school baseball season winds down. This week, in the central district, it will be Dinwiddie, Hopewell, and Prince George battling to get into the district tournament on may the 19th at Dinwiddie. This week, TerrySisisky.com has the play by play of Dinwiddie at Hopewell on may the 12th, followed by a girls softball game between Colonial Heights and Thomas Dale on Wednesday , may the 13th, and a wild card game to be determined later in the week for Thursday afternoon, May the 14th. You can listen to the games live on May the 12th and 13th, with the pre game at 5:55pm each day. Join Terry Sisisky for all the action this week, May the 12th through the 14th, 2009.....

May 7, 2009 - The rain keeps falling and the game between Deep Run and JR Tucker from Wednesday, May the 6th was rained out....... Tonight, May the 7th,2009 with weather permitting, it will be Deep Run High at Douglas Freeman. First pitch is scheduled for 7:00pm. You can listen to this Colonial District battle live right here at TerrySisisky.com, pre-game starts at 6:55 p.m... (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

May 6, 2009 - The rainy weather in central Virginia continues to mess up the high school baseball season. Last night's Colonial District matchup between Deep Run and JR Tucker was postponed, and for now, has been rescheduled to be played on Wednesday night at 6:00pm at Deep Run High School. On Thursday, it will be Deep Run at Douglas Freeman at 7:00pm. Stay tuned to TerrySisisky.com for more updates on the last two weeks of the high school regular season...

May 5, 2009 - The high school baseball regular season is down to its last two weeks of the regular season, and a lot of teams are still in the hunt to make their respective district tournaments. This week, two key Colonial District games are on tap at TerrySisisky.com...On Tuesday, May the 5th, it will be J.R. Tucker at Deep Run High School at 6:00 p.m. and on Thursday, May the 7th; it will be Deep Run at Douglas Freeman in a makeup game. The pre-game shows for both games will be five minutes before the first pitch. Join Terry Sisisky this week for two big Colonial District games on the web as teams try and get into district tournament play in two weeks... (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

May 5, 2009 - If you are like me, meaning a huge baseball fan, you will basically go to any length to see your team in action. If your favorite team resides in the National League, you might make the trip up interstate 95 north to see them play at nationals park in Washington, D.C. make no mistake, it can be very frustrating getting to DC or Baltimore, even if you leave early in the day. Last Thursday, that was April the 30th, I made that trip to DC to watch the cardinals versus the Nats. The trip, with a friend John Doane, from Hopewell was pleasant for a while. Then came your traffic delays due to construction, maybe an accident, and if you drive to see a game in Washington, or Baltimore from the Richmond area, you know it can be very frustrating. There are times when I get to DC that I feel like I just went through a washing machine, very stressful at times. But there was a payoff for me on April the 30th, one, as a Cardinals' fan, I will never forget. John Doane, from Hopewell, is a man who tapes weddings, proms, and even school reunions.... Mr. Doane happened to have met the manager of the Cards, Tony Larussa, in the month of March here in the Richmond area. Doane asks me if I wanted to meet Mr. Larussa, and at first, I thought he was just kidding. As it turned out he was not kidding. Mr. Doane has his cell number and calls Larussa at the park. Larussa answered and says to meet him at the dugout at a certain time. We go down to batting practice, get near the field, and John Doane gets him to come over to the dugout. That is when my world turned upside down. I got to meet Tony Larussa, I was pretty nervous, I really do not know why, but I was. He did shake my hand, he was very nice, and I thanked him for bringing me a world series title in 2006, as if it were my World Series trophy. The get together lasted only a few minutes, but I felt like an 11 year old little leaguer. I will remember meeting the manager of the cards that night, and will remember John Doane giving me the opportunity to meet with one of the great managers of all time. It is not often that you get close to the dugout of a major league team, but there I was, meeting the manager, and spotting the great Albert Pujols just a few feet away.....For those five minutes or so, I did not have a care in the world. The game lasted over three hours, then back to the car, and reality set in. It was a long drive back; I got home about 2:00am after dropping off Mr. Doane in Hopewell, Virginia. And yes, there were traffic problems going back to Richmond, and not even bad traffic at mid night could ruin this day for me. Here is a picture of my trip to the National’s Park. Hope you can to a game sooner than later.......

April 29, 2009 - There have been a lot of great moments in the history of the tradition- laden Dinwiddie High School baseball program. A lot of great players, great coaches, and always competitive in the central district, you can add another great moment to their program.... On Tuesday, April the 28th; the Generals beat Colonial Heights at Shepard Stadium. That was not the big story. That belonged to sophomore shortstop Nick Christopher, who hit two grand slams in the game. Not one, but two grand slams, one in the 4th inning and one in the top of the 6th inning. Mike Christopher, Nick's father, played and starred at Dinwiddie back in the early 1980's.....Mike was coaching first the other night when his son hit the two grand slams. After the game, Terry Sisisky spoke with Nick Christopher about his once in a lifetime effort at Shepard Stadium on the night of April the 28th, 2009... (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

April 28, 2009 - Last Saturday afternoon, at Varina High School, the group called, "Assist Student Athletes" sponsored the second annual Women's Senior High School All Star game. Some of the players that were there included: Elaine Derricot of Henrico High, Tamara Nesmith from Matoaca, Ashley Whitaker from Petersburg, Rashida Scott from Thomas Dale, Marcia Bogans from Huguenot, Crystal Smith from Meadowbrook, and Brianna Dillard from Hermitage. Elain Derricot was named the MVP of the first of two all star games played that day at Varina High. As it turned out, one of the best high school players in central Virginia was there and she was the clock operator for the first all-star game. Miss Kalia Johnson, a rising junior from Thomas Dale High School, had a big smile on her face. And why not? The day before, April the 24th, Miss Johnson had made a verbal commitment to play for Duke University. Her dad was on hand to officiate the first game that day and he was as proud as any parent could be. TerrySisisky.com had a chance to chat with Miss Kalia Johnson last Saturday, and she talks about her last two years of high school, and the decision to commit to Duke University before her junior season starts... (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

April 27, 2009 - It was back in November of 2008 when Petersburg High School senior Cadarian Raines signed a letter of intent to play basketball for the Hokies of Virginia Tech. Now, six months later, another Petersburg High School senior will be playing NCAA division one basketball. It was April the 23rd ,2009, when senior Drejon Scott signed a letter of intent to play with New Jersey Institute of Technology in Newark, New Jersey. The New Jersey Institute of Technology is now a member of the newly formed "Great West Conference", and Drejon Scott will be part of that for the next four years. Scott,who averaged 13.7 points a game at Petersburg this past year, also led the team in three point field goals made with eighty-six ...Scott also scored exactly one-thousand career points at Petersburg High. His best performance in the 2008-2009 season was his 36 point explosion versus Prince George on January the 16th, as he made ten three pointers in that game. Last week, Terry Sisisky sat down with Drejon Scott, and talked about his senior season at Petersburg, and his decision to go to the New Jersey Institute of Technology. Scott becomes the second Petersburg High School player from this year's team that will play division one basketball this fall and winter ... (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

April 22, 2009 - The high school baseball game between the Rebels of Douglas Freeman and the Wildcats of Deep Run that was scheduled for Tuesday, April the 21st, was postponed due to rain last night. The two teams will make up this colonial district battle, and when the game is played, you will hear the game live on www.terrysisisky.com. Join Terry Sisisky for the play by play of Freeman hosting Deep Run at a makeup date to be determined..........

April 21, 2009 - The high school baseball season is coming down to the last four weeks of the regular season, and there is a four way battle for first place in the always- tough Colonial District. Tonight, at 6:00pm, it will be Deep Run(5-1) at Douglas Freeman(4-1). The two teams met on April the 16th, with Freeman winning the game 8-2. Tonight's game at Douglas Freeman is a makeup from an earlier rainout. Tune in for the play-by-play tonight at 5:55pm. As Terry Sisisky calls the action on www.terrysisisky.com. It is the excitement of high school baseball in central Virginia tonight at 6:00pm... (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

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April 15, 2009 - Terrysisisky.com has learned today that the Central District is moving its varsity district football games to a 7:00pm starting time for the 2009 season. Last year, and over the years, high school football games have been played at 7:30pm. The 7:00pm starting times will apply to district games only, and that will be seven games for each central team.... Log on to www.terrysisisky.com for more information on high school sports play-by-play for baseball, football, and basketball in central Virginia......

April 14, 2009 - I am almost 57 years old, and even at this age; I am still excited about opening day in baseball. On Monday, April the 13th, R. Ronnie Lanier and I made the trip up 95 north to the nation's capitol to see the Nationals' home opener versus the champion Philadelphia Phillies. We got to the ball park right around 2:00pm and settled into our seats, high, but you could see the entire field. It was time for a restroom stop, then off to the concession stands, for a couple of dogs and chips, and a couple of soft drinks..... My day turned upside down as I was going into the restroom. There was a person on a cell phone that I overheard, and it sounded like he said, “Harry Kalas died? ". Of course, if you are a baseball fan, you know who Harry Kalas was. So, I looked at the man, dressed in Phillies gear, and asked him, “Harry Kalas, passed away? " The man on the cell phone did not respond. It looked like he was in shock. If you are a Phillies fan, or just a baseball fan, you knew Harry Kalas. You knew his voice. You knew him from the national football league and play by play of Sunday afternoon football on Westwood One. Kalas was a giant in the broadcasting industry. So, here I am, hearing something from a fan, but not hearing yet on the radio. When I go to a baseball game, I usually carry a small transistor to the game, and listen to the play by play as the game is going on. Baseball play by play fits radio more than any other sport. The great ones, like Kalas, paint the picture. So, I turn on the radio to WTOP radio, an all news station out of DC, and hear the report that Harry Kalas had collapsed in the press box, two hours before the game, was rushed to a local hospital, and died. There was a moment of silence before the game started. After that moment of silence, you could hear a fan yell. “We love ya, harry.” That was not inappropriate, because, believe me, all Phillies' fans would have yelled, "We love ya, Harry” if they would have been at the Nationals' park yesterday. WTOP's lead stories on sports updates yesterday afternoon were all about Mr. Harry Kalas. The tributes kept pouring in, and the reporter from the park, Mr. Craig Heist, gave scores on the game from the press box, and Heist sounded subdued and reminded listeners on the radio, that the game took a backseat to what had happened earlier in the afternoon. It was opening day, but it did not have that glorious day at the ball park. Last Thursday afternoon, I visited a radio client, Mr. Kevin Thomasson, who owns a business in Colonial Heights. Kevin is a huge Phillies fan, and when I saw him last week, he was showing me a lot of Philly stuff from last year's World Series' run. And then he dialed his cell phone, and when the phone rang, you could hear this, "Swing and a miss, struck him out, the Philadelphia Phillies are 2008 World Champions of baseball.” That was the play by play call of Harry Kalas describing the last out of the 2008 series for the fightin’ Phils. Kevin will have that greeting the rest of his life. I also heard that same cell phone message from Mr. Wes McElroy, the popular talk show host at sports radio 910 in Richmond, Va. ...Needless to say; a lot of Philly fans have that call on their cell phones. The game did go on as scheduled, as the Phillies outlasted the Nationals 9-8 on Monday, April the 13th... Lot of great plays in the field, a lot of home runs in the game. But there was still an empty feeling in the stadium. It was not your "normal opening day at the ball park"... Believe me when I say, for at least yesterday, for all Phillies fans, the final score did not mean a thing. There will be tributes all day today on Philly radio stations. Players come and go, but in Philadelphia, Harry Kalas stayed for close to forty years..... He was the Phillies, and now the fans will show their appreciation, and that is the way it should be in the city of brotherly love. ....

April 6, 2009 - 24 of the finest senior basketball players in central Virginia laced up their sneakers for the 6th annual 804 all star game. The game was held Saturday night April 4,2009 at Matoaca High school. Terry Sisisky stepped away from his usual play by play duties to be the public address announcer for the evening. The game featured such notable players as Antone Exum (Deep Run), Darrien Brothers (Benedictine), Cadarian Raines (Petersburg), and Doug Brewer (Meadowbrook). The game was for some the last time to play in front of a home crowd.
The game started with a three point contest. The two finalists were the hot shooting guards Drejon Scott of Petersburg and David Brown of Huguenot High School. After three rounds David Brown emerged the winner by a single point over Scott. Next up was the dunk contest. It was thrilling. Two of the judges were Brandon Rozzell of VCU and Harold Deane Jr. formerly of Matoaca High School and University of Virginia. The two finalists were Chris Evans of Petersburg and Josh Brinkley of Douglas Freeman. After three rounds the score was tied. It was very close but Chris Evans emerged as the dunk contest winner.
The game also featured all star cheerleaders organized by Ms. Pam Hyndman. There was also a fund raiser for Ms. Kionna Jones a Hopewell High School student who is confined to a wheelchair from a gunshot wound. Coach George Lancaster was given an award for his tireless work to help young people on and off the basketball court. The day also happened to be the birthday of Coach Lancaster and senior participant Josh Brinkley. They were presented a cake by Mr. A. Wilson the organizer of the 804 all star game.
The 804 all star game featured the North versus the South. The South team started with a bang. Cadarian Raines won the tip. His team mate Drejon Scott gets the tip and then throws a alley oop pass to Raines for a dunk. The North misses their first shot. Drejon Scott comes down court and hits a 3 pointer from the top of the key. The game went back and forth the rest of the way. In the end the combination of Josh Brinkley, Natwan Young, and Darrien Brothers on the inside and the outside shooting of Xavier Parham and Randall proved to be the difference. The biggest difference maker of them all was Darrien Brothers. He scored 27 points in a variety of ways to lead the North all stars to a victory with the final score 113 - 99. For his efforts Darrien Brothers was named the games MVP. He has signed a letter of intent to attend the University of Richmond next school year. Please click on the links for pictures and interviews from the 804 all star game. (Article by Mr. James Tynes)

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April 6, 2009 - It was a packed house at Matoaca High School on Saturday night, April the 4th, 2009 for the 6th Annual 804 High School All-Star Game. The All-Star game featured central region Virginia high school seniors from Petersburg, Highland Springs, John Marshall, Douglas Freeman and other high schools in the 804 area code in the state of Virginia. One of those all-stars was 6ft 4in center Jake Eastman out of Douglas Freeman High School. Jake Eastman also participated in the three point shooting contaest that was held earlier in the evening. It was a big night for Jake because his dad, Kevin Eastman was in the stands to watch him play. Why was that so special? Well, dad Kevin is an assistant coach with the Boston Celtics and as an NBA coach, he is on the road a lot. After the game, Terry spoke with Kevin Eastman, a former player for the University of Richmond, former collegiate coach at UNC-Wilmington, Washington State University and at Belmont Abbey College. Here is the interview with Coach Eastman who talks about being on the bench last year when the Celtics won their record 17th NBA title and about following his son’s career… (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

April 6, 2009 - The high school baseball season is well under way, and we are pleaded to announce an addition to our play by play schedule during the 2009 season. It will be a central district late season battle as the Hopewell Blue Devils host the Dinwiddie Generals at the field right next to Ledbetter gymnasium at Hopewell High School. You can hear the game live on May 12, 2009 at 6:00pm with Terry Sisisky doing the play by play. Log onto www.TerrySisisky.com for all the action. After the game is over, the game is archived automatically for your listening pleasure. If you want to look at the scheduled webcasts hit " upcoming live events ", and that will take you to the season schedule. Thanks for listening and being a part of high school sports......

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April 1, 2009 - The first high school baseball broadcast on TerrySisisky.com could not have been scripted any better. You never know what you might see when you go to a game, and that is the beauty of any sporting event. Thomas Dale at Dinwiddie, two of the best in the central district. Dinwiddie County fans love their baseball.  Great stars of the past, like Kevin Morgan, Todd Morgan, Adam Morgan, and Mike Christopher, just to name a few.  It was a rather ho hum game for five innings, Dinwiddie leading 6-2, and it looked like the game was in the bank. Lefty Dustin Harriss, from Dinwiddie, had things in control, allowing only two runs on four hits through the first five innings.  Easy win, right?  Not really. Baseball can be a cruel game. Harriss allowed three hits, two bloopers that fell in and then the Knights' Tyler Burnette whacked a two run single to make it 6-4 Dinwiddie.  Chris King came in to relive, got the last two outs, and Dinwiddie still had the lead.  Top of the 7th, 6-4, and Thomas Dale's last at bat.  Super hitter Bill Cullen, got hit by the pitch on an 0-2 count to start the 7th. With Cullen running on another 0-2 pitch, Taylor Britt singled to left in the area vacated by the Generals shortstop covering second on the steal attempt.  Ryan Carter singled to make it a 6-5 ball game.  Then a walk loaded the bases.  Ryan Moore ht a deep fly ball to center, scoring the tying run from third.  Just like that, the Knights had come back from four down.  Then, Tyler Burnette steps up, runners and first and third, and he checks his swing, the ball hits the aluminum bat, just gets over the pitchers head, and Ryan Carter scores from third.  The Knights had come all the way back from nowhere to grab an improbable 7-6 lead.  How about the emotions of both teams at that point?  It looked like Dinwiddie had the game in hand, and then it looked like Dale was ready for a great come from behind win.  The Generals lead off batter in the bottom of the 7th inning ( last scheduled in high school baseball ), struck out.  So, nobody on base, and only two outs to play with.  Chris King reached on an error, Nick Christopher singled to center, and that put runners on first and second, one out.  Then Trey Davis, a left handed hitting junior for the Generals, lined a double down the left field line, to tie the game.  Second and third, one out, and Thomas Dale walks Kurt Jones to load the bases.  Up to the plate comes junior second baseman Chip Baskerville, who lines a single over the center fielder's head, and that scored sophomore Nick Christopher, giving Dinwiddie the victory, and sparking a celebration at the plate.  It as amazing, from an announcer's viewpoint, to see the ebb and flow of emotions in the 7th inning, alone.  Just when you thought one team had the game, it went the other way. I know this was not a big time major league game in front of 50,000 fans, but for the fans who made their way to Dinwiddie High School on march the 31st, it was a game they will not soon forget..... Keep up with more high school baseball play by play as the month of April continues to unfold...........

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March 25, 2009 - The high school boys basketball season is not over, just yet. Make plans to be at Matoaca High School gymnasium on Saturday night, April the 4th at 7:00pm for the sixth annual - 804 High School All- Star basketball game. Some of the top high school seniors will be on display that night. Josh Brinkley, from Douglas Freeman and heading to the University of Delaware, will be playing for the North All-Stars, and Petersburg High School's Cadarian Raines, who is heading to Virginia Tech this fall, will be playing for the South All-Stars. Darrien Brothers, from Benedictine and headed to the University of Richmond, will be playing in the game. There are a lot of big names in this game, and to find who else will be playing in this all-star game at Matoaca High School on April the 4th, please go to www.804allstargame.com. You will find a full roster for both the North and the South All-Stars. Tickets are $10 in advance, and $12 at the door. If you want to buy tickets in advance, please get in touch with Antoine Wilson at 804allstargame@gmail.com .... The high school basketball season is not over yet, so make plans to be at Matoaca High School at 7:00pm on Saturday night, April the 4th...

March 24, 2009 - Let me state for the record that I am a huge baseball fan. I am a big Cardinals fan. Have season tickets to the Washington Nationals. Love to get off work early, drive to the nation's capitol a little early and avoid that nasty drive time traffic. The World Baseball Classic does not move me, I can take it or leave it. I do not like World Series games starting as late as they do, so I just fall asleep and get the highlights the next day. If the Cardinals are playing in the World Series, I will stay up as late as I need to do, but other than that, you have lost me after 10PM. I know baseball people do not care whether I watch or not, but they should care. I am getting old, so baseball will always appeal to me. But to the younger generation, can you spell NFL? I want to talk about a trip I made to Charlottesville on Sunday, March the 22nd, 2009. My daughter goes to the University of Virginia, I am proud of her, and I get a chance to see some games with her. On March the 22nd, I went to the Virginia versus Miami series finale at Davenport Field. A lot of sun that day as I sat in the bleachers beyond the left field fence and had a ball. Hot dogs, peanuts, chips and soft drinks, they had it, I ate it (so much for the diet these days). This day was about getting away, sitting in the sun, forgetting all of your problems for a few hours. There were a ton of fans, and a lot of children sitting in the grassy area down the left field line that made it look really neat. Imagine, young children at a baseball game. The game between UVA and Miami of Florida drug on, and on, and on, and even longer. I took my transistor radio to the game, I love to listen to a game while sitting in the bleachers. I am listening to the announcers talking about a time limit on this game because the Canes had to catch a flight from DC back to Florida. The game started at 12 noon, so it looked like we could get in 9 innings before 3:30pm. But as fate would have it, the game was 3 hours old and just in the top of the 8th inning. Virginia had taken a 5-4 lead with three runs in the bottom of the 7th, so it’s on to 8th inning, where Miami scored three runs, but the top of the 8th inning lasted 24 minutes, so by the time Virginia came to bat in the bottom of the 8th, they knew this would be their final at-bat, because it was announced by the pa guy an inning early that no inning could start after 3:30pm. That was legal, agreed before the series started. UVA got runners to second and third, but could not tie it up. The clock struck 3:37 p.m., the game was over, called after eight innings. They say you see something different every time you see a game, and yes, stopping the game after eight was very different. After the game, it was back to Richmond, and sun soaked as well. It was a day that helped me relive all the good things about the game, and for at least a few hours, forget about steroids, and all the late night World Series playoff games. If only they could start the World Series earlier, we would all be a lot happier. If you have any comments on this article, or any questions about www.terrysisisky.com, please e- mail back at terrythetman@comcast.net....

March 9, 2009 - Terry caught up with Petersburg's starting guard Drejon Scott and got his views on the upcoming game against King's Fork High School (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO DREJON SCOTT INTERVIEW) and then spoke with Petersburg Head Coach Bill Lawson to get an inside look at the preparations for the Virginia State Championships Semi-Final game being played this Wednesday night! (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO BILL LAWSON INTERVIEW)

March 9, 2009 - The Petersburg High School basketball team, ranked number one in the state of Virginia, and still unbeaten at 30-0, will play the Bulldogs of King's Fork High School, in one of two state semi-final games at the Siegel Center in Richmond, at 9:00pm this Wednesday night. King's Fork has a very nice resume as well. The Bulldogs are 29-1 on the year, and have won 20 straight games. Petersburg and King's Fork have two common opponents coming into play on Wednesday, both played Booker T. Washington, with the Crimson Wave winning at Booker T. 62-49 back in late December of 2008. King's Fork beat Booker T. two times, by scores of 60-55 and 77-63 just last week. The other common opponent was Bethel, with Petersburg winning over the Bruins 64-57 on January the 17th at Virginia Wesleyan College, and King's Fork losing to Bethel 56-54 on December the 29th, 2008. Since that loss, King's Fork is on a 20 game win streak. Both Petersburg and King's Fork have four players averaging in double figures. More than any other team, King's Fork has a lot of height to match up with the Crimson Wave. According to Matthew Hatfield, from www.virginiapreps.com, Davontey Gardner is 6 foot 7 , close to 300 pounds, and he recorded a double double versus Booker T. of 25 and 10 in the eastern regional finals... Jay Copeland is a 6 foot 6 inch 250 pounder in the middle of that team. Guard Jamar Wertz has made 62 three point shots, while guard Jaquon Parker , the eastern region player of the year, had a triple- double versus Oscar Smith early in the year..this is a classic matchup of two of the very best state high school teams in Virginia. You can listen to the game live on Wednesday night on am 820, WGGM radio in the Petersburg-Richmond area, or listen on line at www.amen820.com, or www.TerrySisisky.com. Join Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes for the call on Wednesday night, March the 11th, 2009........ (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

March 5, 2009 - The Petersburg High School basketball team rallied from a 44-36 deficit in the third period, and beat the Justices of John Marshall 68 to 58 at the Siegel Center in Richmond, Virginia on Wednesday night. The Crimson Wave buckled down on defense in the fourth quarter by outscoring John Marshall 17-6. Petersburg, the number one team in the state, moved to 29-0 on the year, as Virginia Tech bound Cadarian Raines came up big with 20 points, 16 rebounds, and 7 blocked shots. Over his last four games, Raines is averaging 21.7 points a game, all in central regional play.
With the win on Wednesday night, Petersburg will come back to the Siegel Center on Friday night (March the 6th, 2009 ) to "host" Hayfield High School in the state quarterfinals. Hayfield is the northern region runner-up and will come into Friday night's game at 21-7, and played TC Williams nose to nose in a tough 59-52 loss last Tuesday night. In that loss to TC Williams, senior TJ Wilson recorded a double double with 13 points and 11 rebounds. You can listen to the game live on am 80, WGGM radio in the Petersburg - Richmond area, and live on the internet at www.amen820.com and www.terrysisisky.com, join Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes for all the action this Friday night with the pre game show at 8:00 p. M. (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

March 4, 2009 - A.S.S.I.S.T Student Athletes presents "Bring Your 'A' Game" to Prince George High School on Saturday, March the 14th,2009. This clinic is for boys that are high school seniors and have not committed to any college as of yet. The registration begins at 8am and evaluations go from 9:30am until 4:00pm. College coaches will be in attendance. The registration deadline is Tuesday, March the 10th, 2009, and the player needs to bring a twenty-dollar registration fee and waiver form to the clinic at Prince George High School on March the 14th, 2009. Also, there will be another clinic at Prince George High School on March the 19th for girls that are senior high school basketball players and have not committed to a college yet. If you need more information on these clinics, for senior boys on March the 14th, and senior girls on March the 19th, please call Mr. Carter at (804) 397-3261, or please e-mail Mr. Carter at wcarterasa@yahoo.com.....No walk ins are permitted, you must register before you get to Prince George High School gymnasium . So, please call Mr. Carter as soon as possible...

March 3, 2009 - The Virginia Central Regional championship game between Petersburg and John Marshall has been postponed due to heavy snow in the Richmond area last night and this morning. According to Bill Lawson, the head coach at Petersburg High, the game has been rescheduled for Wednesday night at 7:45pm at the Siegel Center on the campus of VCU. The game between Petersburg and John Marshall will be played on Wednesday, March the 4th, 2009 at 7:45pm. Join Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes for all the play by play on am 820, WGGM (amen820.com) radio in the Richmond, tri-cities area, and live on the internet at TerrySisisky.com with the pre game show at 7:00 p.m. Petersburg is now 28-0, John Marshall is 25-3, both teams ranked in the top ten in the state!

March 3, 2009 - The Petersburg High School basketball team took another step in its quest for a regional championship as they beat Henrico Friday night 77-59 as the Crimson Wave placed four players in double figures. The 28-0 Petersburg team has recorded three convincing wins in this year's regional play, and has been led by senior center Cadarian Raines, who is averaging 22.3 points, and eight rebounds in those three games. The Virginia Tech - bound player also blocked six shots in the game versus Henrico last Friday night. Petersburg, number one in the state, will play the talented John Marshall Justices on Monday night, march the 3rd, 2009 at the Siegel Center in Richmond at 7:50pm...The Justices are 25-3 on the year, have won nine straight, and 16 of their last 17 games, and will be one of the toughest teams that Petersburg has faced all year. The Justices are led by junior center Travis McKie, but the John Marshall player with the hot hand is junior Quantae Cooley, who is averaging 22.5 points and 11.5 boards over the last two regional games. The Petersburg versus John Marshall game will be carried by amen 820, WGGM radio in the Petersburg- Richmond area, and will be carried on www.amen820.com and www.TerrySisisky.com, with pre game at 7:00 p.m. And tip off at 7:45 p.m. Join Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes for all of the action on Monday night, March the 2nd, 2009(CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

February 25, 2009 - The Central Region Boys Basketball semi-finals will be held at the Siegel Center in Richmond , VA this Friday night, February the 27th, 2009, and you can listen to the second semi-final matchup live on www.TerrySisisky.com at 7:35pm on Friday night. Join Terry Sisisky and John Gordon as they tell the play by play story of John Marshall versus Highland Springs this Friday night. The two teams met in a Virginia High School League benefit game on November the 25th, with Highland Springs winning that ball game. It is Highland Springs versus John Marshall, on Friday night, February the 27th, at 7:35 p.m. on www.terrysisisky.com(CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

February 25, 2009 - The winning streak is alive and well for the Petersburg High School boys basketball team. On Tuesday night, the Crimson Wave broke open a close game, and beat the Rebels of Douglas Freeman by a score of 78-58 at William Lawson Junior Gymnasium. Seniors Drejon Scott, Chris Evans and Cadarian Raines combined for 59 points in the ball game. The number one team in the state, the Crimson Wave are now 27-0, and will play the Henrico Warriors , now 19-8, in the Central Region semi-finals on Friday night, February the 27th, at 6:00 pm at the Siegel Center on the campus of Virginia Commonwealth University. You can listen to the game on radio station, am820, WGGM, www.amen820.com and live on the internet www.TerrySisisky.com join Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes at 5:30 p.m. For the pre game show.....(CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

February 23, 2009 - The Petersburg High School basketball team will face one of its toughest challenges of the year when they host the 21-4 Douglas Freeman rebels on Tuesday night, February the 24th, 2009. The game will be in the quarterfinals of the Central Regional tournament. Petersburg best James River 76- 55 on Monday night, while Freeman blew away Varina 70-41. The Rebels feature two of the area's best in Jake Eastman, and Josh Brinkley, while Petersburg features three of the best in Chris Evans, Cadarian Raines and guard Drejon Scott. Petersburg is 26-0, and ranked number one in the state. Douglas freeman has lost to only two teams all year, three of those losses coming to John Marshall in Colonial District action, with two of three being decided by six or less points. The other loss for Freeman was 60-55 to Hoggard High School in a holiday tournament game in Wilmington, North Carolina back in December of 2008. The game on Tuesday will feature two of the best teams in the state, and it is only the second round of central regional play. You can listen to the game over three outlets, on the radio in central Virginia on am820, WGGM radio, and www.amen820.com and live on the internet on www.TerrySisisky.com join Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes for all of the action on Tuesday night at 7:00pm.(CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

February 22, 2009 - The Petersburg High School boys basketball team now 25-0 on the season, and ranked number one in the state will host the James River Rapids in the opening game of the central regional tournament at William Lawson, Jr. Gymnasium on Monday night, February the 23rd at 7:00 p.m.  James River , at 12-12, is the number four team out of the Dominion District, and they feature 6 foot 5 inch senior center Grant Deichman (pronounced dike-man).  In the month of February, Deichman is averaging 26.3 points a game, including 34 points versus Monacan on February the 2nd, 2009.  Petersburg comes into the game with three starters averaging in double figures, and the wave is coming off back to back unbeaten regular seasons in the Central District. You can listen to James River at Petersburg on am 820, WGGM radio, and live on the internet at www.amen820.com and right here at www.TerrySisisky.com with Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes.. The pre game starts at 6:30 p.m. The winner of the Petersburg- James River game plays the winner of the Varina - Douglas Freeman game on Tuesday night at the highest seeded team remaining.(CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

February 20, 2009 - The Petersburg High School basketball team will battle rival Hopewell in the Central District Tournament championship game tonight at Petersburg High School. This is the fourth time these teams have met this season, with Petersburg winning the first three. Hopewell took Petersburg right down to the wire in their last meeting, a 54- 53 win for the Wave at Ledbetter Gymnasium. The Crimson Wave is 24-0, and is ranked number one in the state. Hopewell finished third in the Central District regular season. In the first game tonight at Petersburg, the Central District Girls championship will pit number one seed Thomas Dale versus number two Meadowbrook. Both the boys and girls championships tonight will be carried on www.TerrySisisky.com. Tune in at 5:50 p.m. Tonight with Terry Sisisky, jimmy Tynes, and Chris Martin on www.TerrySisisky.com (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

February 19, 2009 - The top two teams in Virginia's Central District regular season for girls basketball will battle on Friday night, February the 20th, for the Central District Tournament championship. In Wednesday night's semi-final action, the Lady Knights of Thomas Dale, led by sophomore Kalia Johnson with 31 points, picked up a win over Prince George. Sophomore Andrea Hobbs added 15 points and Alyssa Frye added 11 in the game. In the nightcap from Colonial Heights High School, Meadowbrook pulled away in the fourth quarter for an 81-59 win over the Petersburg Crimson Wave. Senior Jasmine Hatcher scored 29, and senior Crystal Smith added 21 points for the Monarchs. The championship game, to be played at Petersburg High School, on Friday night will tip off at 6:00 p.m. And you can hear the game live right here at www.TerrySisisky.com. The excitement of high school girls basketball continues this Friday night at 6:00! (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

February 18, 2009 - The top four teams in the Boys Central District Basketball Tournament have advanced to the semi-finals on Thursday night, February the 19th, at the William Lawson Jr. gymnasium at Petersburg High School. Beginning at 6pm it will be the Petersburg Crimson Wave, currently ranked number one in the state of Virginia, battling against the Thomas Dale Knights. The two teams met on February the 6th and the Wave, for one of the few times this year, had to rally for an exciting 73-70 win. Petersburg's Chris Evans scored 23 points and had 18 rebounds in the game. The second game on Thursday night will be the red-hot Meadowbrook Monarchs vs. the Blue Devils of Hopewell High School. The teams split during the regular season, with each team winning on the opposing team's court! You can listen to both games live starting at 5:30pm on Thursday night on www.amen820.com or right here at TerrySisisky.com with Terry Sisisky, Jimmy Tynes and Chris Martin calling all of the action this Thursday night, February the 19th, 2009! (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

February 14, 2009 - The pairings for the 2009 Central District Boys Basketball Tournament have been announced after a coin flip on Friday. The number one seed, Petersburg High School, will host Colonial Heights at 7:45pm on Tuesday, February the 17th. The number four seed, Thomas Dale High School, will host number five, Matoaca High School and the number six seed, Prince George High School, will play at number three, Hopewell High School, while Meadowbrook High School, the number two seed, will host Dinwiddie High School. The winner of the Petersburg-Colonial Heights game will play the winner of the Matoaca-Thomas Dale game at 6:00pm Thursday, February the 19th at Petersburg High School while the winner of the Hopewell-Prince George game will play the winner of the Dinwiddie-Meadowbrook game at 7:45pm on the same night. Petersburg High School gymnasium will play host to the tournament finals on Friday, February the 20th, at 7:45pm.
TerrySisisky.com has learned that Virginia Tech bound, Cadarian Raines of Petersburg High School, was named the Central District player of the year and that William "Reggie" Simon was named Coach of the year. Mr. Simon is in his second year as head coach of the Hopewell Blue Devils.
If you want to follow the semifinals and finals of the Central District Tournament log on to www.amen820.com or stay here and listen on TerrySisisky.com from February the 17th through the 20th, 2009! (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

February 5, 2009 - The Petersburg high School Boys Basketball team, ranked number one in the state of Virginia in the latest Associated Press poll, will end the 2009 regular season with two road games. The Crimson Wave will be at Colonial Heights on Wednesday night, and then end the season with a 7:30pm game at Prince George High School on Friday night. Petersburg has won 26 straight regular season games over the last two years. You can listen to both Petersburg High School games this week with Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes on www.amen820.com and on am820, WGGM radio! (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

February 5, 2009 - Cosby High School Girls Basketball team had a big win against the Skyhawks of LC Bird High School and Terry was able to catch up with Cosby coach Rachel Meade after the game to get her comments! (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

February 4, 2009 - There are only three games left in the high school girl's basketball season and a Dominion District showdown takes place Thursday night at Cosby High School. LC Bird, 11-2 in district play, visits 12-1 Cosby. The Skyhawks need to win to force a tie in the district. A Cosby win virtually locks up a regular season title for them and an automatic berth in the Central Region Tournament. Listen to the game live right here at terrysisisky.com with Terry Sisisky and Tyler Belcher, with the pregame show set to start at 7:25pm from Cosby High School in Midlothian, Va! (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

February 2, 2009 - The Central District Girls Basketball tournament will be played at the sites of the top four teams on Tuesday, February the 17th, 2009. The very next night, February the 18th, the Central District Girls Basketball Semi-Finals moves to Colonial Heights High School gymnasium. The girl's tournament championship will be played at Petersburg High School on Friday night February the 20th and you can hear the game live here at www.terrysisisky.com. Join Terry Sisisky and Chris Martin for that game, with the pregame show set to start at 5:50pm. The game will start at 6:00pm from William Lawson Jr. gymnasium! (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

February 2, 2009 - The Central District Boys Basketball tournament will get under way Tuesday night, February the 17th, 2009 at the sites of the top four teams in the district. You can hear the Central District boys semi-finals on Thursday night, February the 19th and Friday, February the 20th, 2009 live on AM820, WGGM radio, and live at www.amen820.com.
The central district boys basketball tournament is being sponsored in part by:

• The Petersburg Parks and Leisure Services office on Johnson Road
• Youth Enterprise Shop, at 2793G South Crater Road - At the Y.E.S. shop, "We Say YES to Quick Copies"
• The Bank of Southside Virginia with many locations throughout the Tri-Cities area - Visit www.bsvnet.comtoday, and let BSV help you with your financial needs!
• Mr. B's Legends at 2825 South Crater Road in Petersburg - Mr. B's Legends for all of your sports apparel and novelties
• Delegate Riley Ingram - Representing Hopewell and Prince George in the Virginia House of Delegates

February 1, 2009 - The Petersburg High School boys basketball team continues its' journey to perfection during the 2008-2009 regular season with two more games this week. On Wednesday night, the 18-0 Crimson Wave will travel to Dinwiddie to battle the Generals, and on Friday night, February the 6th, they will be hosting the Knight of Thomas Dale High School in their last regular season game for seven seniors at Petersburg High School. Both games have a start time of 7:30pm and you can hear them this week with Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes on AMEN820 WGGM on the radio and live on the internet at www.amen820.com. The pre-game show starts thirty minutes before each ball game. (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

January 26, 2009 - The Petersburg High School boys basketball team, fresh off an exciting 64-57 win over Bethel High School last Saturday night, will look to protect its' undefeated season with two big central district games this week. On Wednesday night, January the 28th, the 16-0 Crimson Wave will visit Meadowbrook High School. Then the Wave are back home on Friday, January the 30th, with a game against rival Matoaca High. Both games have a start time of 7:30pm and you can hear them this week with Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes on AMEN820 WGGM on the radio and live on the internet at www.amen820.com. The pre-game show starts thirty minutes before each ball game. (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

January 20, 2009 - The Petersburg High School boys basketball team is now ranked number one in the state, this weekend they will have two very tough challenges. First, this Friday night, January the 23rd, it will be a battle for first place in the Central District as the Wave travels to Hopewell to meet their arch-rival Blue Devils. Petersburg is 7-0 in the district and Hopewell is 6-1. After the game at Hopewell on Friday night, it will be a quick turnaround as the Crimson Wave will play Bethel High school at Virginia Wesleyan College on Saturday night, January the 24th, at 8:00pm. Bethel is currently ranked number two in the state behind Petersburg. You can hear both games this week with Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes on AMEN820 WGGM on the radio and live on the internet at www.amen820.com. The pre-game show starts thirty minutes before each ball game. (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

• Youth Enterprise Shop - On Crater Road in Petersburg, VA
• Petersburg Parks and Leisure Services
• Abe's Auto - www.abesauto.com
• Mya Bolling and Allstate Insurance - www.allstate.com
• Parkview Subdivision - Off of Squirrel Level Road in Petersburg, VA
• Four Star Grocery and Deli - On Johnson Road in Petersburg, VA across from Lee Park

Come out and enjoy some great high school hoops and support these sponsors or listen right here at TerrySisisky.com! (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

January 12, 2009 - The Petersburg High School boys basketball team is off to an 11-0 record, and will have a three game schedule this week beginning on Wednesday night, January the 14th, as they host the Colonial Heights Colonials at 7:30pm. Then on Friday, it will be Petersburg hosting Prince George and this Saturday at 8:00pm, it will be Highland Springs at Petersburg in the final game of the First Annual William Lawson, Jr. Classic. You can hear all three games this week with Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes on AMEN820 WGGM on the radio and live on the internet at www.amen820.com. The pre-game show starts thirty minutes before each ball game. (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

January 8, 2009 - Two of the best high school girls basketball teams in central Virginia will battle on Monday night, January the 12th, 2009 as LC Bird will host the Cosby Titans in a Dominion District showdown. Game time is set for 7:30pm and you can here the game live here at TerrySisisky.com starting at 7:25pm. The game is being sponsored in part by Mr. Dale Parrish, your State Farm Insurance agent located on Robious Road in Richmond, VA. Go to www.DaleParrish.com for all of your insurance needs today!
Also, by Belcher's Trophies on Ironbridge Road in Chester, VA. just a few miles from LC Bird High School. (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

January 6, 2009 - The Petersburg High School basketball team will be involved in a busy week as they host the Dinwiddie Generals on Wednesday night at 7:30pm, then the Crimson Wave will travel to Thomas Dale on Friday night, January the 9th, and then host Meadowbrook on Saturday, January the 10th, at 7:30pm in the William Lawson, Jr. gymnasium. The game this Saturday night is a makeup from a game postponed last month. Join Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes for all three games live on AM820 WGGM and online at www.amen820.com. (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

January 1, 2009 - The high school girls basketball season continues with a central district game between Thomas Dale and Colonial Heights at the the Colonial Heights High School gymnasium. Tipoff is scheduled for 7:30pm on Tuesday January the 6th, 2009. The pre-game show will begin at 7:20pm with Terry Sisisky and Chris Martin. The game is being sponsored in part by Tyler Realty Group on the Boulevard in Colonial Heights! (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

January 1, 2009 - The Petersburg High School boys basketball team will battle highly touted Bethel High in a non-district showdown on Saturday, January the 24th, 2009 in the Virginia Preps Invitational that will be played at Virginia Wesleyan College in Norfolk, Virginia. For Petersburg fans that do not want to drive that day, there will be a bus leaving Petersburg High School at 4:00pm that day for the 8:15pm tipoff. The cost of the bus trip is only $20 (this does not include the cost of the game admission. Tickets will be available at the gate. For more information please contact B. Parham at 804-720-3511 or P. Jackson at 804-919-0957. It will be a big night of high school basketball when Petersburg plays Bethel in Norfolk at Virginia Wesleyan College!

December 31, 2008 - On January the 3rd, 2009, the Petersburg High School basketball team, undefeated and ranked number one in the Richmond Times Dispatch basketball poll, will battle Armstrong High School this at 2:30pm in Daniel Gymnasium on the campus of Virginia State University. The game will be broadcast on AM820 WGGM!  The pre-game show will begin at 2:20pm with Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes, you can join them live and see if the Crimson Wave can make it eight straight wins without a loss at 2:30pm, this Saturday!

December 28, 2008 - For the second time in three weeks, the Petersburg High School Crimson Wave will battle the Hopewell Blue Devils. This time it is the championship game of the 25th Annual Fort Lee Holiday Basketball Tournament. The Crimson Wave and the Blue Devils play on Monday night December the 29th, 2008 at the Fort Lee McGlaughlin Fitness Center at 8:30pm. Petersburg is looking to win its' 12th Fort Lee championship, while Hopewell is looking for a 6th title. Join Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tunes for all of the action in AM820, WGGM Radio and live on the web at www.amen820.com!
The Rivalry Continues at Fort Lee, Virgina!

December 24, 2008 - If you want to see some of the best high school basketball in central Virginia, make plans to attend the First annual William Lawson, Jr. Mid-Season Classic to be played at Petersburg High School on Saturday, January the 17th, 2009... There will be five games starting at 12:00 noon and running through 10pm. The cost is only $10 adults/$8 students for a full day of basketball. this event will feature local teams Petersburg, Dinwiddie, Highland Springs, Matoaca, and Benedictine. For more information log on to www.williamlawsonclassic.com and make Saturday, January the 17th, 2009 a day for you to be at Petersburg High School for the best in high school basketball!

December 18, 2008 - The Petersburg High School boys basketball team will play back to back road games later in the week. On Friday night, the Crimson Wave go for their third straight win as they head to arch rival Matoaca. This tip-off is scheduled for 7:30pm. The next day, Saturday, December the 20th, the Wave will travel to Norfolk to play Booker T. Washington High School. That game will tip-off at 6:00pm. Please join Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes for all of the action on AM820 WGGM or on the web at www.amen820.com!

December 14, 2008 - The Petersburg High School basketball team will be playing in the Virginia Preps Invitational on Saturday night, January 24th, 2009...  The Crimson Wave will battle Bethel High in a matchup of two of the best Triple "A" schools in the state.  Game time is set for 8:30pm at Virginia Wesleyan College in Norfolk.  Petersburg High School fans can buy tickets in advance and buy tickets online by going to www.virginiapreps.com today.  Simply click on "tickets from Virginia Preps Invitational.  There are eight games on January the 24th.  Tickets for adults are only $10 if you get them online.

December 4, 2008 - TerrySisisky.com is pleased to announce an addition to our play-by-play coverage of central Virginia women's basketball,  Two of the best teams in the central district will battle in an early showdown as the Thomas Dale Lady Knights will host the Meadowbrook Lady Monarchs on Thursday night, December the 11th, 2008.  The pre-game show will start at7:25pm with the play-by-play at 7:30pm.  join Terry Sisisky and Roger Underhill for all of the action at Thomas Dale High School as we continue our coverage of high school basketball in central Virginia. (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

November 21, 2008 - The Colonial Heights High School basketball team will be hosting a tournament on December the 15th and 16th, 2008.  All four games of the tournament will be broadcast on Terrysisisky.com...  First, on Monday, December the 15th, it will be Armstrong vs. Amelia High at 5:45pm, followed by Colonial Heights vs. Maggie Walker Governor's School at 7:30pm that same night.  On Tuesday night, December the 16th, the two winners meet at 7:30pm, preceded by the third place game at 5:45pm.  Two big nights of action here at TerrySisisky.com. (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

November 20, 2008 - The city of Petersburg is preparing for a Thanksgiving tradition, as the 8th annual East Coast All-Star Football game will be played at Cameron Field on Saturday afternoon, November the 29th, 2008.  Kickoff is scheduled for high noon and TerrySisisky.com will be providing live play-by-play coverage of this event.  On display that day in Petersburg will be at least 70 Division 1AA, Division 2. Division3 and NAIA players.  The game itself is set up as a scholarship event, with all of the revenue going into a fund for a local high school senior who plans on attending a non-division1 college or university.  Call 804-722-0141 to get more information and listen to the game live here at TerrySisisky.com. (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

November 18, 2008 - It has been 34 years since the Randolph Macon Yellow Jackets college football team has played in the NCAA Division 3 playoffs.  This Saturday, November the 22nd, 2008, the Yellow Jackets will battle the number one team in the nation, Mount Union College, in a first round playoff game in Alliance, Ohio.  The game is scheduled for 12:00 noon!  Join Terry Sisisky and Ray Tate at 11:30am for all of the action of college football. The game will air on am1430, WHAN and live on the web at RMC.EDU.

November 14, 2008 - !!GAME RESCHEDULED!! The playoff game between LC Bird and Meadowbrook High Schools from Skywawks Stadium at LC Bird High School has been rescheduled for Monday, November the 17th.  Join Terry Sisisky and Ryan Jenkins for all of the action at 6:45PM.  This high school playoff game is sponsored in part by Jet Furniture in Downtown Petersburg, the Tyler Realty Group, on the Boulevard in Colonial Heights and by Miles Renovation - Your One Stop For Home Repair, 804-437-4808 (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

November 13, 2008 - On Wednesday morning, November the 12th, 6 foot 9 inch center Cadarian Raines signed a letters of interest to attend Virginia Tech starting in the summer of 2009.  Last year, in his junior year at Petersburg High School, Raines averaged 14.3 points per game, 10.4 rebounds per game and 5.8 blocked shots a game.  Raines helped Petersburg High to the Virginia state semifinals where they lost to TC Williams, the defending state champions.  Cadarian will be one of three returning starters for the Crimson Wave team in the 2008-2009 basketball season.  After the signing, Petersburg High play-by-play announcer Terry Sisisky sat down for a one on one interview! (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

November 12, 2008 - The high school football post season in central Virginia will get under way this Friday night, November the 14th, and TerrySisisky.com is pleased to announce live play-by-play of the central region division "6" playoff game between LC Bird and Meadowbrook High Schools from Skywawks Stadium at LC Bird High School.  Join Terry Sisisky and Ryan Jenkins for all of the action at 7:15PM.  This high school playoff game is sponsored in part by Jet Furniture in Downtown Petersburg, the Tyler Realty Group, on the Boulevard in Colonial Heights and by Miles Renovation - Your One Stop For Home Repair, 804-437-4808 (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

November 12, 2008 - The Randolph Macon Yellow Jackets team hits the road for their regular season finale this Saturday afternoon at Hampden-Sydney College in Farmville, VA. This will be the 114th meeting between these two long time rivals, and both teams still have a shot at the ODAC championship if other teams lose. Listen to the excitement of college football as Kickoff is set for 1pm, join Terry Sisisky and Ray Tate at 12:30pm for all of the action of college football. The game will air on am1430, WHAN and live on the web at RMC.EDU.

November 10, 2008 - Petersburg High School boys basketball coach Bill Lawson has announced that there will be an alumni basketball game at William Lawson, Jr. Gymnasium on Friday, November the 28th, 2008 at 5pm.  All former Petersburg High School basketball players that want to participate in this game should get in touch with Coach Lawson at 804-862-7143...That is 804-862-7143...It will be a night to celebrate Petersburg High School basketball history.  Stay tuned to TerrySisisky.com for more information on this big alumni game...

November 4, 2008 - The high school basketball season is just around the corner and we are pleased to announce that we will be broadcasting two high school girl's basketball games in early December. On Tuesday, December the 2nd it will be Meadowbrook "Monarchs" at Petersburg "Crimson Wave", and on Tuesday December the 9th it will be a big Dominion District showdown as the Monacan "Chiefs" will host the Cosby "Titans". Listen to Terry Sisisky for all the action at 7:20pm for the pre-game show and at 7:30pm for the play-by-play right here on TerrySisisky.com. (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

November 4, 2008 - We are down to the final week of the 2008 regular season in high school football and this Friday night, November the 7th, the Petersburg High School "Crimson Wave" football team will look to finish the season with a winning record as they travel to play the "Royals" of Prince George High School..... listen to Terry Sisisky and James Tynes for all the action at 7pm for the pre-game show and at 7:30pm for the play-by-play on AM820 WGGM or www.amen820.com. (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

November 4, 2008 - The Randolph Macon Yellow Jackets will be looking for its' third straight victory as they host the Eagles of Bridgewater College this Saturday afternoon, November the 8th at Day Field in Ashland, VA. Both Teams are still alive in the race for the ODAC regular season championship. Kickoff is set for 1pm, join Terry Sisisky and Ray Tate at 12:30pm for all of the action of college football. The game will air on am1430, WHAN and live on the web at RMC.EDU.

October 28, 2008 - We are down to the final two weeks of the regular season in high school football and this Friday night, October the 31st, the Petersburg High School football team will be at Colonial Heights to battle the Colonials..... listen to Terry Sisisky and James Tynes for all the action at 7pm for the pre-game show and at 7:30pm for the play-by-play on AM820 WGGM or www.amen820.com. (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

October 28, 2008 - The Randolph Macon Yellow Jackets fresh off a 21-12 win over Frostburg State last Saturday, will be hosting Guilford College on this Saturday afternoon, November the 1st at Day Field in Ashland, VA.  Kickoff is set for 1pm, join Terry Sisisky and Ray Tate at 12:30pm for all of the action of college football. The game will air on am1430, WHAN.

October 14, 2008 - This Saturday afternoon, October the 25th, 2008, the Randolph- Macon college football team will be hosting Frostburg State in a non conference game for the Yellow Jackets.  This will be homecoming for the jackets, and kickoff is set for 1pm, join Terry Sisisky and Ray Tate at 12:30pm for all of the action of college football. The game will air on am1430, WHAN.

October 15, 2008 - The Petersburg High School football team will be hosting the Knights of Thomas Dale High on Friday night, October 24th, 2008. It is the final home game of the season for the wave, so the senior players will be honored before the game.  It is also homecoming, so it will be a big night of action.  One of the radio sponsors helping to get Petersburg High School football on the air, will be running a special that night.  That night, October 24th, at Petersburg High School, representatives from Budget Rent-A-Car on County Drive in Petersburg will be on hand.  Fans that attend the Petersburg versus Thomas Dale game are encouraged to stop by the Budget Rent-A-Car booth, and register to win a free rental for a week. In addition, Budget Rent-A-Car will be giving out coupons for other rental discounts. Fans, come out to the Petersburg High School football stadium on Friday ,October the 24th, 2008, and support the Thomas Dale versus Petersburg football game.....

October 14, 2008 - This Saturday afternoon, October 18th, 2008, the Randolph- Macon college football team hits the road and will play the Wasps of Emory and Henry in Emory, Virginia. join Terry Sisisky for all of the play by play action as the yellow jackets look to get back in the hunt for the ODAC championship in 2008. The game will air on am1430, WHAN.

October 14, 2008 - This Friday, the Petersburg High School football team will hit the road to battle arch rival Dinwiddie High in a huge Central District game for both teams.  The Generals are coming off a thrilling 32-29 win at Thomas Dale, and took over first place in the Central District standings.  The Crimson Wave is 4-2, but have lost two straight.  Petersburg needs to get a win to get back in the discussion for the division 5 playoff picture..... listen to Terry Sisisky and James Tynes for all the action on AM820 WGGM or click here to listen at www.amen820.com. (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

October 6, 2008 - The Petersburg High School football team will be host in the Matoaca Warriors in a key Central District (Va) football game this Friday night, October 10, 2008, at Andrew J. White Field in Petersburg, Va. The game will kick-off at 7:30PM and the pre-game show will start at 7:00PM. Join Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes for the call of Matoaca and Petersburg on AM820 WGGM and www.amen820.com. (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

October 6, 2008 - TerrySisisky.com is pleased to announce play-by-play coverage of the first annual "William Lawson Mid-Season Classic" to be played at Petersburg High School on Saturday, January 17th, 2009. There will be five games played that day and four of the five will be broadcast on TerrySisisky.com and the final game, Highland Springs vs. Petersburg will be aired over AM820, WGGM. (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

October 1, 2008 - This Saturday afternoon, October the 4th, 2008, the Randolph Macon college football team will be back on the road to battle the GENERALS OF WASHINGTON AND LEE in another big ODAC conference game.  The game will kick off at 1:30pm with pre-game activities starting at at 1:00pm, and will be aired over WHAN radio in Ashland, and www.rmc.edu on the world wide web. Join Terry Sisisky for the play by play and coach Ray Tate for the analysis of the game. The game will air on am1430, WHAN.

September 30, 2008 - This Friday night, October 3rd, the Petersburg High School football team is back home to battle Meadowbrook Monarchs in a big Central District game. Kickoff at Andrew J. White Field in Petersburg is scheduled for a 7:30PM start time and will be carried in WGGM AM820 Radio. Petersburg carries a 3-0 record going into the game and Meadowbrook is 3-1, but was ranked No. 1 in the Richmond Times- Dispatch poll before losing 26-15 to Thomas Dale on this past Saturday.  You can listen to the game with Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes.  Pre-game show starts at 7PM.

September 25, 2008 - !!GAME RESCHEDULED!! The Petersburg High School football team hits the road this Friday night to battle arch rival Hopewell High School at Merner Field in Hopewell. This is one of the best rivalries in central Virginia, and you can listen to the game on Saturday, September 27th, 2008, with Terry Sisisky and Jimmy Tynes.  Pre-game show starts at 6PM.

September 24, 2008 - This Saturday, Sept. 27th, 2008, the Petersburg community is invited to attend a Petersburg " hoops basketball tournament " inside the William Lawson, JR gymnasium at Petersburg High School. the event will feature three-on-three basketball games, a three point shooting contest, and a dunk contest as well.  The tournament, which is free to the public, will feature TRACEY WILLIAMS, formerly of the Harlem Globetrotters .  All of the games start at 10AM and run through 4PM.  The event is free to the public, so come out to Petersburg High School this Saturday morning, and support the Petersburg hoops basketball tournament.  This event is sponsored by SAVY (Supported Alternatives for our Valued Youth), the Petersburg Public Schools, and the Petersburg Teen Pregnancy Prevention Coalition.... be part of a fun day of three on three basketball all day, Saturday, September the 27th, 2008!

September 24, 2008 - Terry has just completed interviews with Hopewell High School football coach Marshall Parker and Petersburg High School coach Mike Scott prior to their game on Friday, Sept 26th.  Both Marshall and Mike have participated in this game as players and now they will enter this rivalry as coaches.  What does it mean to them?  Listen to these interviews to find out! (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

September 23, 2008 - The Randolph- Macon College Yellow Jackets football team will host the Catholic University Cardinals in the ODAC opener for both teams. the game will start at 1pm this Saturday afternoon, September 27th, 2008, and will be aired over WHAN radio in Ashland, and www.rmc.edu on the world wide web. Join Terry Sisisky for the play by play and coach Ray Tate for the analysis of the game. the game will air on am 1430, WHAN.

September 18, 2008 - Terry will be broadcasting college football this Saturday as Randolph Macon plays Suny Maritime, near Manhattan, New York, on Saturday, Sept. 20th at 12:00PM! The pregame show will start at 11:30AM and can be heard on WHAN, AM1430 and on the internet at www.rmc.edu!

September 9, 2008 - Terry will be broadcasting college football this Saturday as Randolph Macon plays host to Johns Hopkins University at 2:00PM! (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

September 9, 2008 - Terry is looking forward to his first high school basketball game to be broadcast on YouCastr on November 25th!  It e will be a VHSL Benefit game featuring two perennial powerhouse teams in John Marshall and Highland Springs.  This should make for an exciting evening as two of the top teams in Virginia square off and show off their stuff in the pre-season. (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

September 4, 2008 - Terry has released an interview with Petersburg High School graduate Kendall Langford who is now a starting defensive end with the Miami Dolphins.  Kendall talks about his time in Petersburg and about the NFL as the Dolphins prepare to play the New York Jets and Brett Farve this Sunday(Sept 7)! (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

September 3, 2008 - Due to the impending arrival of Hurricane Hanna and the rain that it is scheduled to bring, the Petersburg High School football game has been rescheduled to be played a day earlier which will be on Thursday Sept4, 2008.  Tune into www.amen820.com for Terry's live play-by-play on the web!

August 26, 2008 - Terry Sisisky's online play-by-play will now be doing his first football game of the 2008 season when LC Bird visits Meadowbrook in the central region of Virginia . The game will be broadcast live and will be available, immediately following for listening at your leisure by clicking on the button at the top of this page.  Enjoy the games and we look forward to bringing you many more in the future!  (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

August 25, 2008 - The broadcast of Terry Sisisky's online play-by-play of the 2008 American Legion Mid-Atlantic Regional Championship was a tremendous success, setting records for listeners at YouCastr.com. All 15 games are available for listening at your leisure by clicking on the button to the right.  Enjoy the games and we look forward to bringing you many more in the future!  (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

August 7, 2008 - Petersburg High School football opens up on August 22, 2008 at Halifax High School.  The game will be broadcast live by Terry on AM820 WGGM. In addition, Mamie Hamilton will be sponsoring a bus trip to the game that will leave at 4PM on the afternoon of 08/22.  The cost is $25.00 and includes admission to the game!  For more information you can reach Mrs. Hamilton by phone at 804-691-0270!

July 19, 2008 - The inaugural broadcast of Terry Sisisky's new online play-by-play went off without a hitch and is available for listening at your leisure by clicking on the button above.  Enjoy the game and we look forward to bringing you many more in the future!  (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)

July 16, 2008 (10:20PM) - According to sources, we have learned that Mike Scott has been hired as the new Head Football Coach at Petersburg High School.  Mike is 33 years old and has been the assistant football coach for eight years.  He played football and basketball for the Crimson Wave from 1990 -1993.  He started at quarterback and was the primary quarterback when Petersburg had a grueling schedule with all of their games on the road.  Mike is replacing the outgoing Remus James. Terry sat down with Mike and spoke with him about the upcoming high school football season... (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN)
In addition, we have also learned that Kerry Gray has been named as the new Athletic Director.  Kerry is also a Petersburg graduate, playing his high school football there and then going on to play football and graduate from William and Mary.
We wish the best to both of these fellows and wish them the best!

Broadcast Schedule Announced for the 2008 American Legion Mid-Atlantic Championships to be held at Shepherd Stadium in Colonial Heights, VA beginning August 14, 2008
(CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO)

Online broadcasts of Central Virginia High School Football are starting on August 29 with a game that matches the Dinwiddie Generals and the Clover Hill Cavaliers.(CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO)

Colonial Heights Optimists are holding the 51st Annual Boys Invitational Baseball (BIB) tournament at Shepherd Stadium in Colonial Heights, Va from July 31st through August 9th and will be broadcast on AM820 WGGM.  Check them out and join in on the fun!!
(CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO AN INTERVIEW WITH DAVID WELLS, TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR)