John Overton Sports Network

@josportsnetwork We are appreciate all that you have done for our school & for our student athletes. You have represented us well & will always be a part of the Bobcat family.

After two wonderful years, we have decided to end the John Overton Sports Network. Thanks to everyone that assisted, encouraged, and listened along the way. We hope you got as much from JOSN as it gave us.

Radio Show - Christian Kaposy, Nolan Galbreath, Steven Boero, and Chase Owens 0, 0 - via josportsnetwork. Listen here: webca.st/167895

Christian Kaposy: “The O-Town community is absolutely awesome. Thank you for taking us in. We feel a part of the Overton community. We have really appreciated your support.”

Christian Kaposy: “(Nolan, Steven, and Chase) were committed, willing, and went out of their way. The reason we were able to provide great content was because of these guys.”

Christian Kaposy: “The players were absolutely awesome, not just on the field, but off of it. You have great students, great student-athletes, and a great student body.”

Christian Kaposy: “Overton has got some really good people and some really good leaders. It was great working with them.”

Christian Kaposy: “The coaches were absolutely wonderful. Coaches were responsible for the access we were able to give you at home. They did a great job of helping us out.”

Steven Boero: “We had so much support from the Overton community and the parents. I am really appreciative of the Overton community, all the coaches, and all the awesome players.”

Steven Boero on the coaches at Overton: “They really appreciated us and we really appreciated them. I never experienced anything but respect, enthusiasm, and class.”

Steven Boero: “It was so much fun. I never had an experience like this. It made me a better reporter and broadcaster. Covering Overton was really awesome and it helped me grow as someone who wants to go in the sports industry.”

Nolan Galbreath: “Trying to further a career, this was a great stepping stone. Could not be prouder of the guys we did it with and thankful for the school and the people who listened.”

Nolan Galbreath on the 2018-2019 boy’s basketball team “It was a really fun team to watch. The McGavock district tournament game in our first year was probably the highlight. The energy in that building was a lot of fun.”

Nolan Galbreath: “We built camaraderie between us, but also that connection that we got with Metro Schools and high school football. It was a lot of fun and we were always counting down to the next game.”

Nolan Galbreath: “The four of us really grew as broadcasters and provided better content as we went along. The school, the parents, and the players were very supportive.”

Chase Owens: “Our goal was to take this and do something we love, but to turn it into something that we can do for a career.”

Chase Owens: “Us doing this is all because we want to do it. When we got support from the fans, parents, and coaches, it was just amazing.”

🔴 LIVE on #Meridix: Radio Show - Update on the Future of JOSN - via josportsnetwork. Listen here: webca.st/167895

We invite all listeners to join in 30 minutes for a special broadcast concerning the future of the John Overton Sports Network. Link to broadcast: meridix.com/event/167895

We invite all listeners to join us tomorrow night at 7 o’clock for a special broadcast concerning the future of the John Overton Sports Network. Link to broadcast: meridix.com/event/167895