2008 Woodie Awards
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Issue date: 10/13/08 Section: Sports
Bronco duo competes with the best in the nation at All-American Tennis Championships
Seniors Kean Feeder and Clancy Shields made their mark on the nation’s best with a pair of first round upsets at the ITA All-American Championships.
Un-ranked Feeder knocked off No. 64 Kallim Stewart (California) in three sets and No. 34 Shields defeated No. 28 Moritz Bauman (Wisconsin).
Feeder opened up play for the Broncos in the qualifying round of the tournament, needing to be one of the top eight in the qualifying rounds in order to advance to the main draw. He opened up against Stewart with a 6-4, 4-6, 6-4 victory to advance into the round of 32. In his second match, Feeder met No. 90 John Peers (Middle Tennessee State) and fell in a tight match 2-6, 6-3, 7-5.
Feeder and Shields also competed in the qualifying round in doubles, coming in as the No. 35 doubles team in the nation. They took their first round match 8-5 over Bartosz Golas and Juan Gomez (San Diego State), advancing into the round of 32. They were upset in the second round match-up in a very close 9-8 (1) match by Boris Conkie and Matteo Fago (ETSU).
Shields earned an automatic bid into the main draw with his high national ranking, but drew a tough first-round match-up against the higher-ranked Bauman. He beat Bauman in straight sets with 6-4, 6-3 victory to advance into the round of 32, where he met another highly-ranked opponent.
Shields squared off against No. 14 Bruno Rosa (Rice) and was defeated in his second round match 6-4, 6-4.
580 KIDO launches an addition KIDO Channel at AM 630
Peak Broadcasting and 580 KIDO Radio announced last Thursday a series of significant programming changes designed to further strengthen the local commitment to the Treasure Valley and Idaho.
Today at 5 a.m., an additional KIDO branded radio programming began on AM 630 and kidoam.com.
KIDO AM 630 will continue to feature long time popular local hosts Jon Duane and Chris Kelly along with a significant increase in local news, sports, traffic, weather and BSU programming all produced in-house by the KIDO news and sports departments. Additional programming under the KIDO umbrella along with specific show times will be announced this Friday, Oct. 10.
KIDO AM 580 or AM 630 will be the only radio stations in Boise to feature live and local news, talk and sports programming throughout the day.
KIDO AM 630 also features simulcasts with KIDO AM 580 of Boise State University sports starting with the Southern Miss game.
In making the announcement, Kevin Godwin, SVP/market manager of Peak Broadcasting/Boise said, “We believe the future of local radio is local radio programming and services. Peak Broadcasting’s commitment to Idaho and the Treasure Valley has been demonstrated over the past 18 months by our dedication to provide only the best local personalities on all of our AM and FM stations.”
Seniors Kean Feeder and Clancy Shields made their mark on the nation’s best with a pair of first round upsets at the ITA All-American Championships.
Un-ranked Feeder knocked off No. 64 Kallim Stewart (California) in three sets and No. 34 Shields defeated No. 28 Moritz Bauman (Wisconsin).
Feeder opened up play for the Broncos in the qualifying round of the tournament, needing to be one of the top eight in the qualifying rounds in order to advance to the main draw. He opened up against Stewart with a 6-4, 4-6, 6-4 victory to advance into the round of 32. In his second match, Feeder met No. 90 John Peers (Middle Tennessee State) and fell in a tight match 2-6, 6-3, 7-5.
Feeder and Shields also competed in the qualifying round in doubles, coming in as the No. 35 doubles team in the nation. They took their first round match 8-5 over Bartosz Golas and Juan Gomez (San Diego State), advancing into the round of 32. They were upset in the second round match-up in a very close 9-8 (1) match by Boris Conkie and Matteo Fago (ETSU).
Shields earned an automatic bid into the main draw with his high national ranking, but drew a tough first-round match-up against the higher-ranked Bauman. He beat Bauman in straight sets with 6-4, 6-3 victory to advance into the round of 32, where he met another highly-ranked opponent.
Shields squared off against No. 14 Bruno Rosa (Rice) and was defeated in his second round match 6-4, 6-4.
580 KIDO launches an addition KIDO Channel at AM 630
Peak Broadcasting and 580 KIDO Radio announced last Thursday a series of significant programming changes designed to further strengthen the local commitment to the Treasure Valley and Idaho.
Today at 5 a.m., an additional KIDO branded radio programming began on AM 630 and kidoam.com.
KIDO AM 630 will continue to feature long time popular local hosts Jon Duane and Chris Kelly along with a significant increase in local news, sports, traffic, weather and BSU programming all produced in-house by the KIDO news and sports departments. Additional programming under the KIDO umbrella along with specific show times will be announced this Friday, Oct. 10.
KIDO AM 580 or AM 630 will be the only radio stations in Boise to feature live and local news, talk and sports programming throughout the day.
KIDO AM 630 also features simulcasts with KIDO AM 580 of Boise State University sports starting with the Southern Miss game.
In making the announcement, Kevin Godwin, SVP/market manager of Peak Broadcasting/Boise said, “We believe the future of local radio is local radio programming and services. Peak Broadcasting’s commitment to Idaho and the Treasure Valley has been demonstrated over the past 18 months by our dedication to provide only the best local personalities on all of our AM and FM stations.”
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