WSGW Morning Team Show: July 28, 2022 (Thursday)

It’s the WSGW Thursday Morning Team Show with Charlie and Dave and Pat and YOU…..

 

 

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Northwood wins national esports program of the year

MIDLAND, Mich. — Northwood University this week celebrated a historic milestone as the Timberwolves won Program of the Year honors by the National Association of Collegiate Esports.

“This award means so much to the students and myself,” said Esports Coach Cody Elsen. “The hard work everyone has put in resulted in a dream scenario for us.”

Northwood has had a year to remember, capturing a world championship; a North American championship; three national titles; and countless league and tournament wins.

“Northwood had one of the most dominant years in collegiate esports history,” Elsen noted. “The support from Northwood has enabled us to have a wildly successful year.”
As a student helping with team operations, Aden Frosch said this latest award is very special.

“The award is not just about those playing but everyone involved keeping the program heading forward,” added Frosch, who hails from Coppell, Texas.

The Timberwolves look to build on this great success heading into this fall with high expectations across eight esport tiles.

Northwood is proud to announce that Coach Elsen was named Director of the Year and Rocket League Coach of the Year.

“I truly feel blessed to be named Director of the Year and Rocket League Coach of the Year,” Elsen said. “If it weren’t for the student-athletes and student workers, this would not have been possible. We are a student-first program and I have those hard workers to thank for this.”

This is the second consecutive year Coach Elsen has been named Rocket League Coach of the Year, and his first time being named Director of the Year.

“We are looking ahead and seeking to capitalize on the momentum we built this year,” Elsen said. “We are grateful for Northwood’s support and will continue to make Timberwolves nation proud.”

Northwood fields teams in 11 different Esports games. For more information about the program, visit www.northwood.edu/esports or email [email protected].

 

 

Northwood Esports Coach:   Cody Elsen (Named Director of the Year and as Rocket League Coach of the Year)

 

 

 

 

 

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Charlie and Dave and Pat and YOU:     A new national political third party has announced formation, with both Democrats and Republicans as members  (runs 6:06)…..

 

 

 

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Charlie and Dave and Pat and Art and YOU:     Food Fun, including the number one cooking tip from a celebrity chef who will be in the area for a show this fall, also an update on titanium dioxides, plus more evidence chocolate is good for you, and a change for Sprite   (runs 8:42)…..

 

 

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Charlie and Dave and Pat and Art and YOU:     The death of an actor best known for his big brother role in a TV sitcom  (runs 4:26)…..

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Our Sister Station, “The Moose”, is giving a talented young singer and a talented adult singer the chance to show off their talent!!!

 

 

 

 

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(NO RELATION TO CHARLIE, DESPITE THIS GUY BEING A HIGH SCHOOL PITCHER AND HAVING THE SAME LAST NAME)

 

July 27 (UPI) — A Nebraska man broke a world record by throwing an ax to a target 90 feet away at the Cornhusker State Games.

Jesse Rood, 25, a Lincoln firefighter, attempted the Guinness World Record during the opening ceremony of the Cornhusker State Games at Seacrest Field in Lincoln.
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Rood said he was told by Guinness World Records that the record was 72 feet, a mark he bested with a 90-foot throw that struck the target.

Rood, who got into ax throwing while working part time Craft Axe Throwing in Lincoln while attending college, said he has hit targets from up to 120 feet away during practice.

“Maybe in the future, I’ll try again,” Rood told the Seward Independent.