Rob Munzing of Munzing Media joined us to discuss this year’s Lobster Bowl and some great memories of his time on the sidelines coaching football in the State of Maine.
Middays with Mannix & Mannix: Mike Hathaway 7/18/24
Mike Hathaway, head coach at Leavitt High School joined the show to discuss his role at this year’s Lobster Bowl and how preparation for the game has gone over the week.
Middays with Mannix & Mannix: Ashton Duran 7/17/24
Orono Red Riots offensive lineman Ashton Duran joined us to talk about playing Maine Shrine Lobster Bowl Classic and being the leading fundraiser amongst the players with more than $7200 in donations to the Shriners.
Middays with Mannix & Mannix: Noah Carpenter 7/17/24
Quarterback Noah Carpenter, this year’s Fitzpatrick Award winner, talks about playing the Maine Shrine Lobster Bowl Classic this weekend as he prepares to join the Maine Black Bears in the fall after a decorated career with the Leavitt High School Hornets.
Middays with Mannix & Mannix: Mackenzie Schols 7/17/24
Our series of interviews surrounding the Maine Shrine Lobster Bowl Classic continues as we spoke with cheerleader Mackenzie Schols of Machias, who is the leading fundraiser amongst the participating cheerleaders with more than $5,000 raised for the Shriners.
Middays with Mannix & Mannix: Futbol Focus 7/16/24
On this week’s Futbol Focus, the boys discussed the USMNT search for a Gregg Berhalter replacement and England manager Gareth Southgate stepping down. They reviewed security issues at the Copa America Final won by Argentina in extra time over Colombia, and Spain’s victory over England in the Euro Final, plus the Revs fall apart against Orlando City at home and are at Philadelphia Union tomorrow, and Indy Eleven of the USL Championship reaches the last 4 of the Lamar Hunt US Open Cup, alongside MLS sides Los Angeles FC, Sporting Kansas City, and Seattle Sounders.
Middays with Mannix & Mannix: Peter Moore 7/16/24
Peter Moore joined us to talk about the Bluefin Benefit Bash on Portland’s waterfront this week and hooking an 803-pound tuna on yesterday’s opening day to take the lead in the competition.