WHCO has always been your home for comprehensive sports coverage throughout Southwestern Illinois and Southeast Missouri. Featuring Cardinals Baseball, Blues Hockey, the NFL, and college action from Illinois, SIU and Missouri State, WHCO's coverage of college and the pros is bested only by our live high school sports play-by-play.
For the weekly sports schedule, check out the WHCO Program Schedule as well as the highlights on the front page. |
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IHSA on WHCO: High School Football/Basketball/Baseball |
The most comprehensive coverage of high school sports anywhere in the Land of Lincoln is found on WHCO. Starting with Friday night football doubleheaders in August, 1230 AM covers the gridiron, the hardwood and the diamond like no other with live play-by-play and rebroadcasts of regular season/conference games, tournaments, and post-season action. From Southwestern Illinois all the way to Peoria, Champaign and Joliet, the young stars of the area play on WHCO. |
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St. Louis Cardinals Baseball |
Since 1955, WHCO has been your station for St. Louis Cardinals baseball. In other cities the NL's most successful franchise has floated around the dial, but Southwestern Illinois and Southeastern Missouri's home for the Redbirds for over five decades. |
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Illinois Fighting Illini Football/Basketball |
Live from Champaign and all around the Big Ten, Illinois' best athletes are found on WHCO. The Voice of the Illini Brian Barnhart brings you Illini football - regular season as well as bowl action - starting in August as well as the entire Illini Basketball season - including the NCAA Tournament - beginning in the fall. |
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Southern Illinois Salukis Football/Basketball |
One of the top football programs in the Division I Championship Subdivision as well as a perennial bracket buster in basketball, SIU sports comes to WHCO starting in 2008. Listen live as the Salukis roll through the Missouri Valley Conference and into the postseason. |
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NFL Football |
Sunday is Gameday on WHCO, with NFL tripleheaders kicking off at noon each weekend in the fall. In addition, catch Monday and Thursday night football as well as comprehensive postseason coverage all the way to the Super Bowl. |
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