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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: AM 1400 - 93.3 FM -95.1 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 Chase McNutt. 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
Jul 02, 2024
All local and area Oklahoma schools are in the mandatory OSSAA dead period this week and are getting some well-deserved time off in the middle of a tough heat wave. The Nowata Ironmen are getting ready to head to team camp later this month but have been plenty busy with their own devices up to th ...
read more »Jul 02, 2024
The Oklahoma City Thunder made some major offseason moves on Monday.
OKC has contracts for two of its key reserves and signed a crucial free agent – all in one day.
According to media reports, the Thunder signed former New York Knicks big man Isiah Hartenstein to a thre ...
read more »Jul 02, 2024
The University of Oklahoma is officially in the SEC, as Norman was a big part of the sports world on Monday.
It was pomp and circumstance all day long in Oklahoma, as the Sooners celebrated moving to their new conference. OU head football coach Brent Venables even made a trip to Green Country ...
read more »Jul 02, 2024
Two days away from one of the biggest sporting events in Bartlesville every year.
The Glen Winget Tournament is celebrating its 65th year in downtown Bartlesville.
The Doenges Ford Indians will have had a week off before they play Springfield Kickapoo in their first matchup of the ev ...
read more »Jul 02, 2024
We are in the depths of the offseason, with the OSSAA dead week here. There is no activity for any high school athlete across the state of Oklahoma.
At Bartlesville High, Bruin wrestlers are starting to meet their new head coach. Bryan Vahsus was hired in the spring out of Colorado to replace ...
read more »Jul 01, 2024
The big news statewide this week – Oklahoma woke up in a new conference.
It was nearly three years in the making, but OU is officially in the SEC this morning.
The Sooners and their rival Texas Longhorns both accepted invitations to the nation’s premiere football conference i ...
read more »Jul 01, 2024
The other big story in high school sports this week is the mandatory OSSAA dead period, as all student athletes statewide will have the week off. School owned athletic facilities are going to be closed for the next five days.
This is part of an effort from the organization to make sure that a ...
read more »Jul 01, 2024
The Doenges Ford Indians have set their 65th annual Glen Winget Tournament bracket, as the 4th of July tradition continues in downtown Bartlesville on Thursday night.
Bartlesville will host nine other teams with five games apiece at Rigdon Field on Thursday through Sunday.
The Indians are ...
read more »Jun 29, 2024
Three Bartlesville High School volleyball players competed in the AAU National Volleyball Tournament in Orlando and finished National Runnerup. They are part of the Tulsa based Ultimate Performance Team and they placed second as a team out of nearly 150 other teams.
Team memb ...
read more »Jun 29, 2024
Braden Garrison, a multi-sport athlete at Dewey High School got quite an honor earlier this week. He was named the Gatorade Oklahoma Male Track Athlete of the Year.
Garrison was a two time state champion in the shot put. During his senior season, he broke a standing 45 year r ...
read more »Jun 29, 2024
The bracket for the 65th annual Glen Winget Memorial Tournament has been released.
Bartlesville will open play with Kickapoo, Mo on Thursday evening. The Indians will play Greenwood, Ark. on Friday and finish with Mountain Home on Saturday evening. Each game is scheduled to s ...
read more »Jun 29, 2024
Former Bartlesville basketball standout David Castillo is on his way to Kansas State University this fall. Iin a recent press conference Wildcat coach Jerome Tang recently had some positive things to say about the incoming freshman.
Castillo is a 6-1 point guard that played at Bart ...
read more »Jun 28, 2024
Barnsdall is in the process of moving back up to the 11-man ranks of high school football after having spent the last four years playing 8-man. The Panthers were at a disadvantage this spring after Coach Kylee Sweeney opted to cancel spring football, but he says because they are going back to man ...
read more »Jun 28, 2024
The OSSAA dead period begins on Saturday for high schoolers across the state of Oklahoma. This means that no high school owned facilities will be open to athletes to work over the seven-day period starting on June 29.
The dead period is designed to give athletes and coaches some time off befo ...
read more »Jun 28, 2024
The Doenges Ford Indians ended their six-game losing skid with a much-improved performance in game two of their double-header on Thursday night.
Bartlesville split its twin bill with the Lonnie Cobble Baseball Club. Indians fell in the first contest 14-1, then rebounded to win the second game ...
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