Monday 4th of July Tournament Canceled
July 3, 2010 by Matt Howell
Mother Nature only allowed one day of baseball at the Enid 4th of July Tournament. Consistent rain over Saturday, Sunday, and Monday forced cancellation of the tournament. The Enid Majors won their only game on Friday, 7-3 over Boulder, Colorado. Enid will be off until Thursday.
Tuesday Majors Baseball Change
June 22, 2010 by Matt Howell
The Enid Majors have changed their schedule for Tuesday, June 22nd. The Majors and the Enid Minors will now play a single game at 8:00 at David Allen Memorial Ballpark. The Minors will face the Enid Rookies at 6:00, after the Rookies had their double-header canceled at Stillwater. We’ll have the Majors game on AM 1390 KCRC and right here at www.ctbsports.com.
Streaming of JUCO World Series
May 29, 2010 by Matt Howell
Chisholm Trail Broadcasting is proud to bring you coverage of the Division-II Junior College World Series. We will carry every game on AM 1390 KCRC and here online at ctbsports.com. For our online listeners, all four of our radio streams will connect with you with the tournament. You are welcome to use any of the buttons on the home page to listen to your game. If one stream is slow, please click on another, it may be less full and work faster. We hope you enjoy the JUCO World Series!
NJCAA Division II World Series on CTBsports.com set May 29-June 5
April 16, 2010 by Matt Howell
The National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division II World Series will be held for the second year in a row at David Allen Memorial Ballpark in Enid from May 29 to June 5, 2010.
Ten teams from across the country will compete for the national championship. All games will be broadcast live on ESPN Radio 1390 KCRC, as well as worldwide on the internet at www.ctbsports.com
The NJCAA Division II World Series website.
To keep up with what is happening on the road to the NJCAA D-II World Series, go to the Regional/District Championship page.
Thursday Gladys Winters delayed one hour:
March 25, 2010 by Matt Howell
Because of overnight rain, play Thursday at the Gladys Winters Tournament has been delayed one hour. The Enid-Yukon game will now begin at 8:00. You can hear all the action on AM 1390 KCRC or right here on ctbsports.com.
Mid-South Regional Feed Available on Multiple Streams
August 6, 2009 by Matt Howell
Due to high listener demand, the Mid-South Regional will be available on multiple Internet streams. Listeners can click on any of the KCRC, KNID, or KXLS buttons to get the live game stream. If one stream seems choppy or slow, please try another.
Mid-South Regional Tournament
July 30, 2009 by Matt Howell
For the second year in a row, CTBsports.com and ESPN Radio 1390 KCRC will broadcast wall-to-wall coverage of the 2009 American Legion Mid-South Regional baseball tournament from David Allen Memorial Ballpark in Enid, Oklahoma.
Radio and internet coverage of the tournament is presented by Advance Food of Enid. For our Internet listeners, you can click on any of the KCRC, KXLS, or KNID buttons to listen to the live stream.
Tournament coverage begins Thursday, August 6 at 9:20 a.m. (central) as the Louisiana champion Peake BMW from New Orleans takes on the NP Dodge Wildcats, the Nebraska runner-up squad from the Omaha metro area.
At 1 p.m. Hattiesburg, Mississippi takes on Mid-South Region defending champion Jonesboro, Arkansas. The Oklahoma Outlaws from Midwest City will play Texarkana, Texas at 4 p.m. and the host squad Enid Majors will battle Shelbyville, Kentucky at 7:30 p.m.
The tournament continues through Monday, August 10. The winner of the tournament will earn a berth in the American Legion World Series in Fargo, North Dakota.
World Series Audio Archive
June 2, 2009 by Administrator
The KCRC broadcast of every game of the 2009 NJCAA Division II World Series is now available online. Click here for audio archive.
Ten Team Bracket is a Home Run
May 26, 2009 by Matt Howell
Congratulations to the city of Enid!
Only three days have passed in the Division II NJCAA World Series, but the 2009 edition is a smashing success. In my two years of covering amateur baseball in Enid, I’ve seen the largest crowds at David Allen Memorial Ballpark over the last three days.
Community involvement has been fantastic, and kudos go to the Enid baseball committee for getting the word out months ahead of the Series.
Past JUCO Tournaments have included eight teams, but this year, the higher-ups made a change to a 10-team format. Not only do more teams make the World Series, but more great baseball states are represented. In the past, Arizona and Oklahoma have been forced to play each other in the district round, but with new redistricting, we have a champion from both of those states. Not coincidentally, heading into day four, both are still alive.
So great work Enid and JUCO baseball pundits, your work is definitely not unnoticed. Ten teams means more participants, more influx of fans, and the best of all, more baseball!
Here’s hoping the next five days are as good as the first three.
Plainsmen Qualify for State
May 9, 2009 by Administrator
The Enid Plainsmen baseball team has qualified for the Oklahoma State Tournament. Follow the Plainsmen on ESPN Radio-KCRC. All games will also be available on CTBsports.com. For game times, see the Broadcast Schedule at the top-right of each page.
