Sports
KWON-KYFM-KRIG-KPGM...Sports of All Sorts!
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
Apr 01, 2020
Oklahoma Wesleyan landed a big time basketball recruit from the local ranks on Wednesday. Jaden Lietzke from Rejoice Christian in Owasso announce his commitment on his twitter account.
I am excited to announce that I have committed to Oklahoma Wesleyan to continue my education ...
read more »Apr 01, 2020
Many high school seniors had their spring-sports careers cut short because of the cancellation of athletics, and we will focus on a handful of those over the next days and weeks on BartlesvilleRadio.com.
One of the seasons getting cut short that is hardest to stomach is Bartlesville girls&rsq ...
read more »Apr 01, 2020
Today in Oklahoma Sport’s History… It was on this day in 1938 that the National Baseball Hall of Fame construction began in Cooperstown, New York.
The Hall of Fame was started by Stephen Carlton Clark, who was the heir to the Singer Sewing Machine fortune.
Clark was hoping to ...
read more »Mar 31, 2020
With no more spring sports across the state, eyes will soon start looking to the summer as the next possibility of some organized activities returning for athletics in the high school ranks.
The summer months are important ones for all sports, especially football. Almost all varsity teams thr ...
read more »Mar 31, 2020
Today in Oklahoma Sports History… On March, 31 1994, Michael Jordan was officially assigned to Double-A Birmingham during his brief career in Minor League Baseball.
In October of 1993 Jordan announced his retirement from basketball, citing his loss of love for the game following his fa ...
read more »Mar 30, 2020
Today in Sports History with some Oklahoma ties... On March 30, 1981 Indiana won the NCAA Tournament in a 63-50 victory over North Carolina.
This was Indiana’s fourth National Championship, the Hoosiers currently have five.
The title was the second for head coach Bobby Knight, who w ...
read more »Mar 30, 2020
All athletes and coaches across the area are still dealing with the fallout of spring athletics getting canceled across the state. The OSSAA officially made that decision this past Thursday morning.
There were many things caught in the crossfire of the choice, and the Rigdon Field dedication ...
read more »Mar 30, 2020
Some Bartlesville High football players announced on social media on Sunday that they have an opportunity to play at a showcase game in an exotic location.
Both Colton Green and Caden Davis announced that they have been selected to play in the 2021 Hawaii Tiki Bowl.
Green is a lineman and ...
read more »Mar 27, 2020
High School Sports were officially canceled in the state of Oklahoma on Thursday, as the OSSAA made the decision via a vote at a board meeting just after 10:15 AM.
The writing was on the wall after the Oklahoma State Board of Education decided to close all school facilities through the end of ...
read more »Mar 27, 2020
Today in Oklahoma Sports History… March 27, 1998 the NBA single-game attendance record was set.
It was a game between the Atlanta Hawks and the Chicago Bulls at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta. 62,046 people packed in to see Michael Jordan and the Bulls. Chicago won in a low-scoring affair ...
read more »Mar 26, 2020
A former Doenges Ford Indians player had his career potentially ended after the NCAA shut down all spring athletics due to COVID-19. Corey Murphy, a senior at Rogers State University was gearing up for the stretch run of his college career when the news came down. Murphy said he and his fellow Hi ...
read more »Mar 26, 2020
There is no official news on the status of Oklahoma high school athletics, but with the closings of school buildings the rest of the spring, it doesn' t look promising.
The Oklahoma Secondary Schools Activities Association has a scheduled meeting on Thursday and will likely have an ...
read more »Mar 26, 2020
Today in Oklahoma Sports History… On March 26, 2006 that Stephen Ames won the Players’ Championship at TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Verde Beach, Florida.
The Player’s Championship is not a major, but is considered to be one of the biggest tournaments on the PGA Tour. The event is ...
read more »Mar 25, 2020
Dewey Lady Bulldoggers basketball program will be looking for a new head coach. David Vann announced his resignation last month after two seasons at the top of the program. Dewey went 20-28 under Vann, including 11-13 last season. The Lady Doggers were bounced in the first round of regionals afte ...
read more »Mar 25, 2020
With Wednesday’s announcement that from the Oklahoma State Board of Education that schools will be closed for the remainder of the year it is all but finalized that high school sports will not resume. The OSSAA maintains that it will make an announcement on Thursday but the expectation is t ...
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