Директор KNOE Аарон Дитрих и бывший тренер Джо Рэймонд Пис получат награды на юбилее Bayou Jamb

В честь 20-летия фестиваля Bayou Jamb директор спортивного отдела KNOE Аарон Дитрих и экс-тренер Лос-Анжелос Тех Пис будут удостоены премии за пожизненные достижения. Церемония награждения пройдет в выходные 28 и 29 августа во время матчей в стадионе FMOL Health St. Francis.

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KNOE’s Aaron Dietrich to be honored at Bayou Jamb MONROE, La. (KNOE) - KNOE Sports Director Aaron Dietrich and former Louisiana Tech University head football coach Joe Raymond Peace will be honored during the last weekend in August for Bayou Jamb’s 20th anniversary. Both will receive the Bayou Jamb Lifetime Achievement Award after being selected by Bayou Jamb coaches. Aaron will be honored during the halftime of the West Monroe-Neville game on Friday, Aug. 28 at ULM’s FMOL Health St. Francis Stadium, formerly known as Malone Stadium. Aaron is known across the region for his storytelling abilities, whether it is honoring the best student athlete in the ArkLaMiss with his Aaron’s Aces or highlighting everyday people with his “What your Story” series. Aaron has won three regional Edward R. Murrow Awards, 12 Emmy nominations, more than a dozen Louisiana Associated Press Broadcasters Association awards, and five Louisiana Sports Writers Association awards. Aaron has also won more than a dozen Louisiana Association of Broadcasters Prestige Awards between his work at KNOE and his sports radio show “The Morning Drive with Aaron Dietrich and Jake Martin.” You can listen to it on KMLB or watch the highlights at 10:30 a.m. on KNOE streaming. Coach Peace will be honored on Saturday, Aug. 29 during halftime of the Evangel Christian Academy-Ruston game, also inside FMOL Health St. Francis Stadium. During his career, Coach Peace coached at Woodland High School, Northwestern State University and Louisiana Tech; leading them during the team’s transition to Division 1-A. Peace led the Bulldogs to the Independence Bowl in 1990, where they tied with Maryland. He was named Coach of the Year by the Louisiana Sportswriters Association that year. He went on to have a real estate career in Ruston after leaving Tech. After his retirement, Peace was inducted into the Louisiana Tech Hall of Fame in 2019. Copyright 2026 KNOE. All rights reserved.