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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 03, 2020
We are into the third full week of practices for fall sports across the state, as softball, volleyball and cross country are inching closer to their seasons official beginning in the middle of the month.
Bartlesville High cross country will have a bit longer until its actual beginning. Meets ...
read more »Aug 03, 2020
In just one week football practices will begin across Oklahoma. Uncertainty runs abound as teams set to begin what could be an unusual season. At Dewey, second-year head coach Trent Turner has seen a great turnout for summer programs despite concerns amid the pandemic.
The Bulldoggers have ke ...
read more »Aug 01, 2020
An Osage County politician released a statement on Friday about reexamining the Oklahoma City Thunder’s tax breaks within the state if its players choose to kneel for the national anthem.
State representative Sean Roberts from Hominy released a statement saying that kneeing for the nati ...
read more »Aug 01, 2020
A two-sport Bartlesville High athlete announced a big-time scholarship offer on Friday.
Braeden Winters, who we highlighted earlier this week, says he has received a scholarship offer to continue his football career at the Colorado School of Mines. He made the announcement on Twitter.
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read more »Jul 31, 2020
We are a week and a half away from fall sports contests beginning across the state of Oklahoma.
Bartlesville High volleyball and softball will kick off their seasons on Aug. 11.
Those two sports, along with cross country, have been practicing for just under two weeks all across the state. ...
read more »Jul 31, 2020
Another big domino fell in college football on Thursday afternoon, as clearer picture of what football will look like this fall is coming into view, if a season can get played.
The SEC announced its intention to play a conference-only 10-game schedule, beginning on Sept. 26. This means that f ...
read more »Jul 30, 2020
The Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference published its return to play guidelines this week and announced its intentions to play fall sports despite the NAIA postponing fall championships to Spring 2021.
KCAC commissioner Dr. Scott Crawford says all fall athletic practices can start on August ...
read more »Jul 30, 2020
More college football plans are coming into view.
On Thursday the ACC announced its intention to play 10 conference games, plus one non-conference game, beginning on the week of Sept. 7-12. The ACC is adopting Notre Dame for the 2020 season, as the Irish will also play a 10-game ACC schedule. ...
read more »Jul 30, 2020
Bartlesville High Athletics and Activities Director Thad Dilbeck says Bartlesville Public Schools followed its established protocol, and then some, when dealing with its first positive COVID-19 case over the weekend.
As KWON had previously reported, a Bruin football player notified his coache ...
read more »Jul 29, 2020
The NAIA announced earlier this week that fall championships for men’s and women’s soccer, cross country and volleyball have been moved to Spring 2021. However, that doesn’t mean Oklahoma Wesleyan will not play athletic competitions in the fall. OKWU athletic director Kirk Kelle ...
read more »Jul 29, 2020
The Washington County Homeschool Ambassadors are preparing for their third season of sports in the area.
WACHA is how they are known locally.
Students of middle school and high school age are able to compete if they are homeschooled, or attending some other alternative online school.
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read more »Jul 29, 2020
The NAIA Council of Presidents voted on Tuesday to postpone the national championships in cross country, men's soccer, women's soccer, and women's volleyball to spring 2021.
This decision still allows NAIA conferences to compete in the fall and winter, if they so choose.
This ...
read more »Jul 29, 2020
The Kansas State High School Activities Association will not delay the start of practices or games for upcoming fall sports.
Board Member Jason Herman says it is in the best interest of the student's mental health to return to sports.
There was a motion made to delay the start o ...
read more »Jul 28, 2020
Bartlesville Public Schools has halted offseason summer football workouts after a student athlete tested positive for COVID-19.
KWON can confirm that parents of football players were contacted on Sunday night to let them know of the positive test result.
The football players were al ...
read more »Jul 28, 2020
At Tulsa, athletic director Derrick Gragg sent an email to Golden Hurricane season ticket holders yesterday, saying that tickets can be refunded if season is canceled or postponed.
They can also be refunded if a person decided not to attend because of health reasons.
The money can also be ...
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