User:RoseBowl2019/sandbox

This user is interested in updating information about college football and college basketball history and broadcasting. It's created by Tony Castricone, the current voice of the Washington Huskies.

Washington Huskies Football Radio Broadcasts
Year	Flagship	Play-by-Play	Announcer	Announcer
1952	KING-AM 1090	Johnny Jarstad
1958	KIRO-AM 710	Pat Hayes	Ken Kager
1959	KIRO-AM 710
1960	KING-AM 1090	Rod Belcher^[1]	Ken Kager
1961	KING-AM 1090	Rod Belcher
1962	KING-AM 1090	Rod Belcher
1963	KING-AM 1090
1964	KING-AM 1090
1965	KING-AM 1090
1966	KVI-AM 570
1967	KVI-AM 570
1968	KVI-AM 570	Bill Schonely	Jimmy Dudley
1969	KVI-AM 570	Bill Schonely	Bob Robertson
1970	KVI-AM 570	Bob Robertson
1971	KVI-AM 570	Bob Robertson	Frank Greif	Martin Wyatt
1972	KIRO-AM 710
1973	KIRO-AM 710
1974	KIRO-AM 710
1975	KIRO-AM 710	Pete Gross	Ron Barr	Wayne Cody
1976	KIRO-AM 710	Wayne Cody	Gary Justice
1977	KIRO-AM 710	Wayne Cody
1978	KOMO-AM 1000	Bruce King	Bob Rondeau
1979	KOMO-AM 1000	Bruce King	Bob Rondeau	Gary Johnson
1980	KOMO-AM 1000	Bob Rondeau	Gary Johnson
1981	KOMO-AM 1000	Bob Rondeau	Gary Johnson
1982	KOMO-AM 1000	Bob Rondeau	Gary Johnson
1983	KOMO-AM 1000	Bob Rondeau	Gary Johnson
1984	KOMO-AM 1000	Bob Rondeau	Sam Adkins
1985	KOMO-AM 1000	Bob Rondeau	Sam Adkins
1986	KIRO-AM 710	Barry Tompkins	Don Heinrich	Steve Thomas
1987	KIRO-AM 710	Barry Tompkins	Don Heinrich	Steve Thomas
1988	KIRO-AM 710	Barry Tompkins	Don Heinrich	Steve Thomas
1989	KOMO-AM 1000	Bob Rondeau	Sam Adkins	Bill Swartz
1990	KOMO-AM 1000	Bob Rondeau	Sam Adkins	Bill Swartz
1991	KOMO-AM 1000	Bob Rondeau	Sam Adkins	Bill Swartz
1992	KOMO-AM 1000	Bob Rondeau	Sam Adkins	Bill Swartz
1993	KOMO-AM 1000	Bob Rondeau	Sam Adkins	Bill Swartz
1994	KOMO-AM 1000	Bob Rondeau	Chuck Nelson	Bill Swartz
1995	KOMO-AM 1000	Bob Rondeau	Chuck Nelson	Bill Swartz
1996	KOMO-AM 1000	Bob Rondeau	Chuck Nelson	Bill Swartz
1997	KOMO-AM 1000	Bob Rondeau	Chuck Nelson	Bill Swartz
1998	KOMO-AM 1000	Bob Rondeau	Chuck Nelson	Bill Swartz
1999	KOMO-AM 1000	Bob Rondeau	Chuck Nelson	Bill Swartz
2000	KOMO-AM 1000	Bob Rondeau	Chuck Nelson	Bill Swartz
2001	KOMO-AM 1000	Bob Rondeau	Chuck Nelson	Bill Swartz
2002	KJR-AM 950	Bob Rondeau	Chuck Nelson	Elise Woodward Steve Sandmeyer
2003	KJR-AM 950	Bob Rondeau	Chuck Nelson	Elise Woodward
2004	KJR-AM 950	Bob Rondeau	Chuck Nelson	Elise Woodward
2005	KJR-AM 950	Bob Rondeau	Chuck Nelson	Elise Woodward
2006	KJR-AM 950	Bob Rondeau	Chuck Nelson	Elise Woodward
2007	KJR-AM 950	Bob Rondeau	Chuck Nelson	Elise Woodward
2008	KJR-AM 950	Bob Rondeau	Chuck Nelson	Elise Woodward
2009	KJR-AM 950	Bob Rondeau	Chuck Nelson	Elise Woodward
2010	KJR-AM 950	Bob Rondeau	Damon Huard	Elise Woodward
2011	KJR-AM 950	Bob Rondeau	Damon Huard	Elise Woodward
2012	KJR-AM 950	Bob Rondeau	Damon Huard	Elise Woodward
2013	KJR-AM 950	Bob Rondeau	Damon Huard	Elise Woodward
2014	KOMO-AM 1000	Bob Rondeau	Damon Huard	Elise Woodward
2015	KOMO-AM 1000	Bob Rondeau	Damon Huard	Elise Woodward
2016	KOMO-AM 1000	Bob Rondeau	Damon Huard	Elise Woodward
2017	KOMO-AM 1000	Bob Rondeau	Damon Huard	Elise Woodward
2018	KOMO-AM 1000	Tony Castricone^[2]	Damon Huard	Elise Woodward
2019	KOMO-AM 1000	Tony Castricone	Damon Huard Greg Lewis^[3]	Elise Woodward
2020	KJR-AM 950

Bold indicates a Washington state sportscaster of the year winner.^[4]

^ Raley, Dan; Reporter, P.-I. (2007-05-30). "Where Are They Now: Rod Belcher, former sports broadcaster". seattlepi.com. Retrieved 2020-05-08.
^ "Clemson's Tony Castricone hired to succeed Bob Rondeau as Huskies' play-by-play voice". The Seattle Times. 2017-08-29. Retrieved 2020-05-08.
^ Caple, Christian. "With Damon Huard transitioning out, Greg Lewis gets his shot..." The Athletic. Retrieved 2020-05-08.
^ "Washington". National Sports Media Association. Retrieved 2020-05-08.

[1] Raley, Dan; Reporter, P.-I. (2007-05-30). "Where Are They Now: Rod Belcher, former sports broadcaster". seattlepi.com. Retrieved 2020-05-08.

[2] "Clemson's Tony Castricone hired to succeed Bob Rondeau as Huskies' play-by-play voice". The Seattle Times. 2017-08-29. Retrieved 2020-05-08.

[3] Caple, Christian. "With Damon Huard transitioning out, Greg Lewis gets his shot..." The Athletic. Retrieved 2020-05-08.

[4] "Washington". National Sports Media Association. Retrieved 2020-05-08.

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