Sports
CloseUp
CloseUp
with Jay Vermetti
Jay Vermetti
talks to Plainfield Central
football coach
John Jackson
and two Wildcat players,
Alex Parks and Keith Marry,
and they recap this year's
winning season.
Jay Vermetti
talks about the success
of the Plainfield North
Women's Basketball Team
with coach
Jim Walter and some
players...
talks about the success
of the Plainfield North
Women's Basketball Team
with coach
Jim Walter and some
players...
Jay Vermetti
chats with Plainfield Central
High School coach
Jim Kappas
and 3 of his
champion wrestlers...
Eric Oyster, Kyle Schomer
and Lavelle Howard.
chats with Plainfield Central
High School coach
Jim Kappas
and 3 of his
champion wrestlers...
Eric Oyster, Kyle Schomer
and Lavelle Howard.
The exciting and incredible
closing seconds of the
Lady Tiger Championship
game...which led to their
winning the crown...
closing seconds of the
Lady Tiger Championship
game...which led to their
winning the crown...
Our friend and volunteer,
Jay Vermetti, died on Friday,
February 27, 2009.
Jay brought with him boundless
enthusiasm and an
unquenchable work ethic.
He was 48 years old.
Jay did veterans' history
interviews and pioneered the
"Sports Talk" series, connecting
with coaches and students in
their pursuit of excellence in
athletics. In his first Group
program, Jay interviewed
parade-watchers at
Homecoming last fall.
On Friday afternoon, Jay
stopped in at the studio to
discuss his interviews of Park
District commissioners,
planned for Saturday, 2/28/09.
As he headed down the stairs
to go back to Miller's, he called
out, "It's great to be creative
again."
It was great to be around Jay,
and we will miss him.
Jay Vermetti, died on Friday,
February 27, 2009.
Jay brought with him boundless
enthusiasm and an
unquenchable work ethic.
He was 48 years old.
Jay did veterans' history
interviews and pioneered the
"Sports Talk" series, connecting
with coaches and students in
their pursuit of excellence in
athletics. In his first Group
program, Jay interviewed
parade-watchers at
Homecoming last fall.
On Friday afternoon, Jay
stopped in at the studio to
discuss his interviews of Park
District commissioners,
planned for Saturday, 2/28/09.
As he headed down the stairs
to go back to Miller's, he called
out, "It's great to be creative
again."
It was great to be around Jay,
and we will miss him.