Drift off to the sound of the game.

Small-town radio stations, gentle announcers, and games that never really matter. A whole universe of fictional sports, running forever, designed to help you fall asleep.

WQCK 94.3 FM — Your home for overnight sports

...and we're back here at Honeycutt Field, clear skies, mid-60s tonight. The Quiet Creek Drifters trail the Millbrook Owls by two in what has been a quiet, lovely evening of baseball... You know, I was talking to Vern before the game and he mentioned that the grounds crew planted new bluegrass last spring. You can really tell. Lovely surface tonight. If you're just joining us, you haven't missed much. And I mean that in the nicest way.

Lost: one orange tabby cat, answers to "Biscuit." Last seen near the post office. Call the station if you spot him.

The World

A persistent universe of teams, athletes, stadiums, radio stations, and sponsors — all evolving across seasons with full continuity and memory.

Millbrook

Home of the Owls

Honeycutt Field. Broadcast on WQCK. Gil Honeycutt on the call since Season 31.

Quiet Creek

Home of the Drifters

Willoughby Park. Known for the grounds crew bluegrass and a patient fanbase.

Cedar Falls

Home of the Meadowlarks

Cedar Bowl. Marjorie Talmadge does color. Farmers market every Saturday.

Slumber Valley

Home of the Pines

Pinecrest Stadium. The quietest park in the league. Crickets audible on broadcast.

Lantern Hill

Home of the Lanterns

Lantern Hill Grounds. Night games only. The organ player knows 400 songs.

Pine Hollow

Home of the Fireflies

The Meadow. No lights — games end at dusk. Sponsor: Thistlewood Bakery.

Tune the Dial

Three ways to listen. Each one a different speed.

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Overnight Radio

Quiet, slow, sleepy. Long pauses between plays. Built for drifting off. The default.

Max 20 words per sentence. Crickets fill the gaps.

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Afternoon Game

Relaxed but present. A bit more lively, like a Sunday afternoon with nowhere to be.

Good for background listening. Unhurried but awake.

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Morning Recap

Brief and warm. Short recaps of last night's games while you make coffee.

150 words per game. Just the highlights, gently told.

Sixteen sports, running all year

Baseball Football Hockey Basketball Soccer Golf Tennis Bowling Curling Horse Racing Sailing Fishing Auto Racing Cricket Rugby Track & Field

"That's going to do it for us tonight, folks. The Owls win it, four to two. Drive safe if you're headed home. And if you're already in bed — well, goodnight."

— Gil Honeycutt, WQCK