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KWON is the voice of the Bartlesville Bruins football, boys and girls basketball, and select baseball and softball games with sports director, Evan Fahrbach. KWON also airs Bartlesville Indians American Legion baseball games and select Warriors and Braves games throughout the summer. KWON carries select Oklahoma State football & basketball, Dallas Cowboys football and St. Louis Cardinals baseball. KWON also airs Sooners, Cowboys, and Golden Hurricane Coaches Shows. KWON can be heard on both the AM and FM dials: 1400 AM and 93.3 FM.
KYFM is the voice of the Owasso Rams football and basketball. Select other sports are also covered on KYFM on a limited basis. FM 100.1 carries the University of Oklahoma Sooners during football and basketball seasons.
KRIG is the voice of Nowata Ironmen and Dewey Bulldogger football and basketball with play-by-play by Max Gross. FM 104.9 carries University of Tulsa football and basketball.
KPGM is the voice of the Pawhuska Huskies. Football games can be heard on Saturday mornings with play-by-play archived for a week on this website. KPGM has also became the voice of the Oklahoma Wesleyan Eagles covering both select home and away games throughout the basketball season. Other sports are done upon availability and sponsorship.
Latest Sports News
Aug 12, 2019
It has a hot first day of practice as temperatures reached triple digits across the area. In Dewey, spirits were high despite the heat as the team went through their first organized reps of fall camp. New coach Trent Turner led the team through a mix of drills and conditioning. Turner says this p ...
read more »Aug 10, 2019
Well the day is finally here for high school football practices to begin around the state of Oklahoma. Some teams have three weeks to prepare for their openers while other teams have four weeks.
In Dewey, there is a buzz around this year’s team as several new additions look to aid the D ...
read more »Aug 12, 2019
Football practice has begun across Oklahoma, and our coverage beings in Bartlesville, where the Bruins are looking to get back into the playoffs for the first time since 2015.
BHS returns more than half of their regular starters, and about 18 different players with starting experience from a ...
read more »Aug 09, 2019
Fall sports are ramping up at Oklahoma Wesleyan University and that means the much-maligned men’s soccer team will get another chance to show its prominence. The Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference preseason poll dropped on Friday and the Eagles were tabbed as the top team. OKWU received ...
read more »Aug 09, 2019
The summer has taken a turn for former Dewey Bullodggers pitcher Carson LaRue as he has been placed on the seven-day injured list while on roster for the Round Rock Express, the Triple-A affiliate of the Houston Astros.
KWON previously reported that LaRue appeared to being sticking around in ...
read more »Aug 09, 2019
Fall Sports events are going to kick off for Bartlesville High early next week, as the Lady Bruin softball and volleyball teams are getting set for their season openers in just a matter of days.
The softball team will travel to Bixby on Monday, while the Lady Bruin volleyball team will host J ...
read more »Aug 09, 2019
Bartlesville is going to play host to a big-time tournament for a good cause later this month.
The Midwest Regional Cricket Tournament will take place at the Daniel’s Fields starting on Friday Aug. 30.
The city has had one of the best cricket facilities in the region since it was fi ...
read more »Aug 08, 2019
Once the weekend is through the first day of school will be here for Caney Valley High School and that means football practices will begin as well. Head coach Stephen Mitchell says there is no better time to go back to the basics.
Participation is up for the Trojans. Mitchell says the roster ...
read more »Aug 08, 2019
The Pawhuska basketball court will have a fresh smell to it when the Huskies take the court for the first game later this year. Superintendent and girls basketball coach, David Cash, says when he first arrived on campus a year ago, he knew the gym floor would have to be replaced sooner rather tha ...
read more »Aug 07, 2019
The Nowata Ironmen are poised for a bounce back season in 2019. A once great program has fallen on hard times in recent years as a revolving door of coaches, among other issues, has led to just one win in 20 games. While 2018 was a tough season it was hard to not notice the contributions of Dillo ...
read more »Aug 08, 2019
Former Dewey High School pitcher Carson Larue has continued to get looks at the triple-A level in the Houston Astros organization.
After a back and forth end of July, which saw Larue bounce between the double-A and triple-A affiliates, the former Bulldogger has settled in at Triple-A Round Ro ...
read more »Aug 08, 2019
Early voting begins on Thursday for the Bartlesville Public Schools bond issue, which will officially be up for a vote on this coming Tuesday.
We took a long look at a possible new press box at Custer Stadium last week – the other athletics endeavor making the most headlines would be tu ...
read more »Aug 06, 2019
The start of high school football practices is nearing closer as practices can begin statewide on Monday. Today our preview takes us down US-169 to Oologah-Talala High School. The Mustangs have a rich heritage of football in recent years but fell on hard times in 2018. Oologah played in the 4A st ...
read more »Aug 06, 2019
Football practice starts next week and the town of Pawhuska is excited about the 2019 season after the Huskies went 6-5 a year ago. The 2017 squad went 0-10.
Pawhuska returns its starting quarterback in Bryce Drummond, along with senior running back Easton Kirk and play makers Cade ...
read more »Aug 07, 2019
As we reported earlier this week, Bartlesville High swimming was tremendous at national competitions over the past seven days.
BHS had several high-profile swimmers step up on a big stage. Kate Seward, Greta Olsen and Haley Downey all were tremendous. Head coach of the Lady Bruin and Bruin sw ...
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