The Replay with Nick, Nolan & Sarge

We've got CHAMPIONS!!!! A Peninsula sweep of state basketball; the Ninilchik Wolverines and the Seward Lady Seahawks dominate the 2A Tournaments. Wolverines coach Nick Finley and Seahawks (now 2x Champion!) coach Curtis Berry both join The Replay to talk about their incredible 2026 runs.
 
Also, Nick and Nolan take some time to recap the 1A championships, where we saw a 2-time AND a 3-time champion crowned. 
 
One more week of basketball to go! To round out the show, the guys give their final thoughts on what might be one of the most wide-open 3A brackets we've seen.

It's The Replay, presented by Peninsula Sports, on ESPN 1140 AM and 96.9 FM. Hosts Nick Sorrell and Nolan Rose (Sarge is on spring break) break down a weekend of electric conference basketball and preview upcoming state tournaments.
 
This week, Nick and Nolan are joined by Kenai girls' coach Jake Songer to talk about his tremendous conference championship against Grace Christian. We also break down the Kenai boys repeating as region champions, and take in-depth looks at 1A and 2A State Basketball brackets, key players, and matchups.

How about some great insights into the mental side of sports? Soldotna High School graduate Andy Liebner, a sports psychologist who works with young athletes, joins the show to discuss critical, yet often overlooked, components of athlete success.
 
Also, conference basketball tournaments are upon us! Tune in to find out where teams will be, who they will play, and where you can go to watch or listen to the games!

Chad Moore just wrapped up his 5th Iron Dog, taking 4th place this year! Chad joins Nick and Sarge on the show to talk all things Iron Dog and recap some of the harshest weather conditions in race history.
 
Also, regular-season high school basketball is winding down, and conference tournaments are ramping up! Where do all the Central Peninsula squads stack up? Listen in and find out!

Nick and Sarge are back! 
 
Basketball is heating up. With conference tournaments just around the corner, we take a look at standings and the 3A/4A RPI. Where do our Peninsula teams stack up? Listen in and find out!
 
Hockey wrapped up over the last couple of weekends. We take a look back at a great season and prognosticate what to expect in 2027.
 
Also, which Winter Olympics events would we like to see more? Which would we like to see less? Check in for that fun conversation on this week's show. 

Peninsula Sportscasts are back on the air, and KSRM owner Matt Wilson joins the show to talk about what that means to KSRM and the Peninsula at large, as well as the legacy of Coach Dan Gensel. 
The 2026 CFP is over, and Nick is sad because his Canes.... he can't even finish that sentence. But it's over now, as Roxette would say, and the HOOSIERS, yes that's right, the Indiana Hoosiers are national football champions. We'll talk about that.
 
And we take a look at the conference standings for hockey and basketball, as well as see where D2 teams stack up in the hockey RPI. 

Nick and Sarge catch up with Soldotna Boys basketball coach Darren Zibell, and the trio dives into 4A basketball as well as Coach's 1A roots.
 
Then, former Seahawks player, coach, and current radio analyst, Paul Moyer, joins the show to recap a stellar season by Seattle's football team and preview the Hawks/9ers game. 

So much is happening in sports right now! How to fit it all into one show? 
 
Hockey returns this week, and we take some time to catch up with Soldotna Head Coach Anthony Zurfluh and some of his players to hear a little about the Stars' focus down the stretch.
 
Former KSRM, turned ESPN, sports broadcaster Casey Roehl joins the show to recap the MCCA tournament in Anchorage, where the Kenai Boys and Girls had some electric games. 
 
Then, Casey sticks around to drop some deep cut insights into the upcoming CFP semifinals. Tune in!

Basketball returned to the Kenai over Christmas Break, with the annual Craig Jung Tournament in Kenai, and 1A Alaska BBall showed up! Hear our conversation about the Minto Lakers tournament run and the status of 1A basketball in the state.
 
The Soldotna Stars and Kenai Kardinals took 2nd in the Division 1 & 2 State Wrestling Tournaments, respectively, wow! And yet, something is rotten in the state of Alaska... we are not a fan of the way the Student Wrestling Development Program from Fairbanks keeps winning state. Listen in to hear why!
 
And the CFP is here! Tune in and find out who we picked and how our picks did through round 1