Fox Sports Maine

This article is about the sports radio simulcast in Central Maine. For their sister station in Bangor, Maine formerly known on-air as Fox Sports Maine 910, see WTOS (AM).

Fox Sports Maine
(WIGY/WVOM/WFAU)

WIGY: Madison, Maine WFAU: Gardiner, Maine WVOM: Rockland, Maine
Broadcast area	Central Maine
Frequency	WIGY: 97.5 MHz WFAU: 1280 kHz WVOM: 1450 kHz
Programming
Format	Sports
Affiliations	Boston Red Sox Radio Network, Dial Global, Boston Celtics Radio Network, Black Bear Sports Network
Ownership
Owner	Blueberry Broadcasting
Technical information
Facility ID	WIGY: 28684 WFAU: 68296 WVOM: 57300
Class	WIGY: A WFAU: B WVOM: C
Power	WFAU: 5,000 watts WVOM: 1,000 watts
ERP	WIGY: 6,000 watts
HAAT	WIGY: 100 meters

Fox Sports Maine was a network of sports/talk stations owned by Blueberry Broadcasting carrying Fox Sports Radio. Located in Central Maine, it comprised WFAU (1280 AM) in Gardiner, Maine, WVOM (1450 AM) in Rockland, Maine, and WIGY (97.5 FM) in Madison, Maine. Its studios were located in Augusta, Maine. The network also carried some CBS Sports Radio programming.

Former programming

• Fox Sports Radio
• CBS Sports Radio
• Imus in the Morning
• Boston Red Sox Baseball (Part of the Red Sox Radio Network)
• Westwood One NFL football
• The Jim Rome Show
• Boston Celtics Basketball
• ACC Basketball
• Select games of the Maine Black Bears
• What's Brewin' Afternoon sports talk show, carried from October 2006-March 2007
• MLB on ESPN Radio
• Portland Sea Dogs Baseball

History

See also: WHTP (AM)

Previous to its sports trimulcast. 97.5 WQSK (then WIGY) and 1280 WFAU simulcasted the (then) sports format of WSKW and WHQO (now WFMX). WQSK also simulcasted WGUY Dexter, Maine and WKCG in the 1990s. WFAU was an Adult Standards format and WRKD (now WVOM) was a talk station carrying Rush Limbaugh, however for a time they were affiliated with ESPN Radio. The station also has carried New York Giants football, but elected to carry Westwood One's football coverage for the 2007 NFL season.They also broadcast High School Sports for years, utilizing talent such as Don Brown, Rob Kennedy, and Matt Boutwell.

End of simulcast

In the summer of 2013 owner Blueberry Broadcasting dismantled the network, selling off WFAU (which became WJYE in 2014 and WHTP in 2020), switching WRKD (by then known as WVOM) to a simulcast of WVOM-FM/WVQM and WIGY (which would change call letters to WQSK) to a simulcast of WQSS/WKSQ.