Karen and Gerard Iglesia of Primetime 585 on Section V basketball, mental health awareness

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High School Huddle

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The WROC sports team brings you in-depth analysis of Section V sports with everything you need to know about high school sports in the Rochester, NY area.

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The WROC sports team brings you in-depth analysis of Section V sports with everything you need to know about high school sports in the Rochester, NY area.

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Karen and Gerard Iglesia of Primetime 585 on Section V basketball, mental health awareness

High School Huddle

58 minutes 3 seconds

1 year ago

Karen and Gerard Iglesia of Primetime 585 on Section V basketball, mental health awareness

In a special episode, Karen and Gerard Iglesia from Primetime 585 join AJ And Carl to discuss Section V basketball and Matt Trabold Week.

Matt Trabold Week was created three years ago to honor the life and memory of our friend who died by suicide in 2021. Trabold was an avid supporter of high school athletics and the week reminds people that "It's Okay to Not Be Okay."

Topics of discussion include the collaboration between News 8 and Primetime (2:10), surprising teams in boys basketball (7:30), Athena's undefeated season (9:30), parity in boys Class AAA (16:45), the best of small school hoops (19:25), and young stars in girls basketball (25:45).

Highlights of our mental health discussion include the legacy Trabold left (31:30), students leading the initiative (39:40), normalizing mental health conversations (45:00), the intersection of mental health and race (47:00), and having athletes set examples for other students (51:00).