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EPISODE · Mar 13, 2026 · 47 MIN

#42 - Craig Weisman, Adam Seitz, Brian Wahl

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March, in Indiana is a special time of year… your favorite team falls off, you find another to carry you through One Shining Moment. Last week we spoke with Gary Lemond and we’re doing kind of a part two to that.  Hopefully in the future we can feature more other teams, girls and boys, different sports but for this moment we’ve Craig Weisman, Adam Seitz and Coach Brian Wahl and we’re going to talk about on of those fun moments in Pike Central sports history. Thanks for joining us for this program of WFPC Podcasting! The program is brought to you by Harris Real Estate, Hathaway Excavating and Rock Yard, Petersburg Car Wash, The Dustin Schnarr Indiana Farm Bureau Agency, Shoultz Eye Care and The Log Ends Farm Bed and Breakfast!  Please thank the sponsors for their continued investment in Pike County! Please like the podcast and share with your friends so more people can hear about WFPC Podcasting. It’s on Youtube, Apple Podcasts… Just type it in your browser, it’s out there!  This is episode 41 and they are all on there! Join us next Friday for another WFPC podcast exploring the people, information and news right here in Pike County. See you next week.

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Host Randy Harris sits down with Craig Weisman, Adam Seitz, and coach Brian Wahl to revisit Pike Central’s memorable 1996–97 seasons, the teammates who grew up playing together, and the fundamentals and community support that shaped their success. The conversation touches on youth sports, coaching philosophy, cherished game-day memories, and how small-town pride and family involvement helped build lasting bonds both on and off the court.

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