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Yup, we’re getting that much closer.

Trophies, pennants and medals.

First up, the Golden Horseshoe Bowl and the Metro Bowl - both at the Rogers Centre. There will likely be more football players than spectators. Unless there’s a last minute push and giveaway of tickets to get people in to prove me wrong. Count on OFSAA and the organizing committee to come up with one bright idea to justify keeping these games indoors - and costs don’t count.

Canadian high school football played on a field that will have NFL end zones - even though the Bills and New York Jets game is almost a week later. Bizarre, play the games at Canadian universities.

We’ll talk with two of the key players hoping to come home with medals and the memories of holding the trophies up high. Quarterback Ryan Mitchell is hoping to cash in on win No. 13 without a loss as Birchmount Park, Toronto’s best, plays Markham District in the Metro Bowl.

Also on the show, he’s quick and can hurt an opposing team. Keith Lagace, a running back with Notre Dame of Burlington, will join me for a chat. His team takes on Lakeshore Catholic from Port Colborne in the Golden Horseshoe Bowl. This will be a doozer.

And girls’ basketball, how can we forget the shmozzle of OFSAA staging four Ontario champions for the same time in four different cities. There must be some wisdom to this watering down of a sport that is seriously hurting in the Greater Toronto Area - in numbers of participants and the quality of the game. Don’t believe me, check it out?

Sunday morning at 9:30, we’ll speak with one of the top high school female basketball players in this city. Who? Alright, Kayla Grossett from Thomson Collegiate - and she’s already put her signature on a scholarship to an NCAA Division One school