High School Bowl returns to Jamestown Community College for a 63rd season this winter with teams from 17 area high schools competing in a bracket-style quiz tournament that airs on local radio.

Started in 1960, High School Bowl is the longest running competition of its kind in the United States, offering students the opportunity to show what they know in a variety of school subject areas.

Starting on March 2, competitions are scheduled to air weekly at 9 a.m. Sundays on WJTN (1240 AM and 101.3 FM) through the championship match on May 4. High School Bowl can also be heard via live streaming audio on Alexa and on the Media One Radio Group app, as well as in podcast form on WJTN.com.

Tournament matches are recorded at the Katharine Jackson Carnahan Center on JCC’s Jamestown Campus. It is produced by Media One Group; hosted by Jade Barber, JCC’s High School Partnerships director; moderated by retired teacher Wendy Dyment of Westfield; engineered by Brian Papalia; and made possible by businesses and institutions committed to the young people of Southwestern New York and Northwestern Pennsylvania.

Presenting sponsors include Jamestown Community College, Weinberg Financial Group, Southern Chautauqua Federal Credit Union, County of Chautauqua Industrial Development Agency, Live CHQ, Chautauqua County Humane Society, and Honest John’s Restaurant and Pizzeria.

The High School Bowl radio broadcast schedule:

March 2: Silver Creek vs. Falconer and Sherman vs. Silver Creek or Falconer

March 9: Panama vs. Frewsburg and Clymer vs. Maple Grove

March 16: Eisenhower vs. Westfield Academy and Cassadaga Valley vs. Southwestern

March 23: Ellicottville vs. Jamestown and Randolph vs. Chautauqua Lake

March 30: Warren vs. Youngsville

April 6: Quarterfinal matches 1 and 2

April 13: Quarterfinal matches 3 and 4

April 20: Easter, no program

April 27: Semifinal matches

May 4: Championship match.