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The New Year will bring plenty of high school hoops to Northwest Oklahoma, and Chisholm Trail Broadcasting Sports will be there every step of the way. In January alone, the CTBsports staff will broadcast 70 games from three tournaments, over a 17-day span.
Our coverage begins of the annual Wheat Capital Tournament from Chisholm High School January 7-9. We’ll broadcast all eight games each of the three days on 95.7 FM KXLS.
AM 1390 KCRC’s longstanding tradition with the Skeltur Conference Tournament will have a new look January 14-16. The tournament has moved to the Chisholm Trail Expo Center and will be played in three days. All of the action can be heard on KCRC, as well as 95.7 FM KXLS.
CTBsports will begin its third season of broadcasting wall-to-wall coverage of the Cherokee Strip Tournament January 21-23. All three days will air live on AM 1640 “The Score!” and 107.1 FM KNID.
As always, every game will be heard around the world online at www.ctbsports.com.
We look forward to a busy, but wonderful 2010, and we hope you’ll choose Chisholm Trail Broadcasting Sports as your home for high school basketball.
The Pond Creek-Hunter Invitational Tournament runs from December 7-12. For the third straight year, CTB Sports will bring you every single game, as a tip-off to our seemingly non-stop area basketball coverage. CTB Sports is your home for the Wheat Capital, Skeltur and Cherokee Strip tournaments in January, but the Pond Creek-Hunter Tournament is your first chance to see what many of those teams are made of this year.
Making up this year’s field of seven teams are the Covington-Douglas Wildcats, DCLA Eagles, Kremlin-Hillsdale Broncs, Medford Cardinals, Pond Creek-Hunter Panthers, South Haven Cardinals and Waukomis Chiefs.
Monday through Friday, the 4pm games can be heard on 1640AM The Score! All other games will air on 107.1FM KNID. And of course, every game will be streaming live around the world on www.ctbsports.com. Matt Howell, Tom Nelson and Ryan Morton will provide the live play-by-play and commentary.
Keeping checking back here throughout the week as we’ll update the schedule with scores and top scorers!
Schedule:
Game 1 (Mon 4:00): Boys – Kremlin-Hillsdale 71, DCLA 60 (Foote – 32pts; Swaggart – 22pts)
Game 2 (Mon 5:20): Girls – Pond Creek-Hunter 83, Kremlin-Hillsdale 37 (Halcomb – 21pts; Davis – 18pts)
Game 3 (Mon 6:40): Boys – Pond Creek-Hunter 59, Covington-Douglas 36 (Winton – 14pts; Stopp – 16pts)
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Game 4 (Tues 4:00): Girls – Waukomis 80, Covington-Douglas 26 (Simunek/Lovell – 16pts; Stevens – 8pts)
Game 5 (Tues 5:20): Boys – South Haven 37, Waukomis 36 (Creed – 12pts; Parks - 18pts)
Game 6 (Tues 6:40): Girls – South Haven 36, Medford 31 (Bryant – 29pts; Kilian/Soper – 10pts)
Game 7 (Tues 8:00): Boys – Medford 74, PC-H JV 27 (S. Thompson - 16pts; M. Martinez – 11pts)
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Game 8 (Wed 4:00): Boys – Waukomis 58, PCH JV 27 (Kumar – 15pts; Marsh – 7pts)
Game 9 (Wed 5:20): Girls – Kremlin-Hillsdale 51, Covington-Douglas 36 (Davis – 27pts; Stevens – 20pts)
Game 10 (Wed 6:40): Boys – DCLA 51, Covington-Douglas 22 (Swaggert – 16pts; Stopp/VanOsdel – 4pts)
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Game 11 (Thurs 4:00): Girls – DCLA 53, South Haven 32 (Hobbs – 27pts; Bryant – 9pts)
Game 12 (Thurs 5:20): Boys – South Haven 43, Medford 42 (Young/Curl – 10pts; N. Kilian – 11pts)
Game 13 (Thurs 6:40): Girls – Pond Creek-Hunter 55, Waukomis 48 (Halcomb – 27pts; Simunek – 18pts)
Game 14 (Thurs 8:00): Boys – Kremlin-Hillsdale 45, Pond Creek-Hunter 40 (Foote – 27pts; Kirittenbrink – 18pts)
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Game 15 (Fri 4:00): Boys – Covington-Douglas 34, Pond Creek-Hunter JV 19 (Stopp – 20pts; Kitchen – 6pts)
Girl’s Consolation (Fri 5:20): Medford 56, Kremlin-Hillsdale 45 (Kretchmar – 17pts; K. Kolesar – 16pts)
Boy’s Consolation (Fri 6:40): DCLA 49, Waukomis 47 (J. Whitehead – 17pts; Parks – 18pts)
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Girl’s Third Place (Sat 2:00): South Haven vs. Waukomis
Boy’s Third Place (Sat 3:20): Medford vs. Pond Creek-Hunter
Girl’s Championship (Sat 4:40): DCLA vs. Pond Creek-Hunter
Boy’s Championship (Sat 6:00): South Haven vs. Kremlin-Hillsdale
Chisholm Trail Broadcasting Sports is excited to announce the formation of its first ESPN Radio CTB Sports All-Star Basketball Team. The 30-player roster is made up of the 15 best high school boys and 15 best high school girls players in Northwest Oklahoma and Southern Kansas, regardless of school classification. Coaches from the CTB Sports listening area submitted their nominations to form this group of exceptional athletes.
“This part of the state is packed with basketball talent, and we wanted celebrate the achievements of our area athletes,” said Chisholm Trail Broadcasting Sports Director Matt Howell. “The feedback from our all-star football team has been extremely positive. We wanted to start the same tradition for basketball.”
This year?s ESPN Radio CTB Sports All-Star Basketball includes:
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ESPN Radio CTB Sports All-Star Basketball Teams
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The Oklahoma City Thunder fired P.J. Carlesimo this morning after Friday night’s extremely disappointing loss to the New Orleans Hornets at the Ford Center.
Sitting in on his final press conference after last night’s 105-80 loss, I could see that the end was near. P.J. had lost this team at some point in the last couple of weeks, and Wednesday’s poor exhibition in the home loss to the Clippers (15 points up in the second quarter….25 down in the second half) and last night’s pathetic effort against a team that OKC fans fell in love with BECAUSE they hustled and played the game the right way, were the final two nails in the coffin.
I felt that some of the younger players had quit playing for P.J. and that some of the veterans were frusterated because they couldn’t do anything about it. I might be wrong, but I know this team needs a change.
Scott Brooks has been named the interim coach and hopefully he will bring some attitude to the sidelines. As I was watching last night’s game, I couldn’t help but wonder how ugly tonight’s rematch in New Orleans could possibly be. Now, it will be interesting to see if the change will light a fire under someone’s behind.
There is still time to turn this thing around and work their way back to respectability. After last night’s nationally televised debacle, it won’t happen overnight.
Let’s get it out there… I’m a huge pro basketball fan and can’t wait until our new NBA team the Oklahoma City Thunder tip off the season in a couple of weeks.
When the Hornets were here, I bought in completely. I’ve still got some teal in the closet and followed the Buzz from afar last season. But now, we’ve got the Thunder and the season officially got underway at Thunder Media Day on Monday at the Skirvin Hotel in downtown OKC.
The event started with a grand unveiling of the new uniforms. Pretty snazzy….understated….a classic look….and I love the team colors. So much so that I have already picked up a hat and a Kevin Durant t-shirt to wear around the house!
The rest of media day was pretty routine….the food (bowtie pasta with chicken, a nice selection of meats and cheeses, and some great chocolate chip cookies) was solid, the coach and player interviews were a variation of “how do you like Oklahoma City?” “How do you like the uniforms?” and “Are you ready for training camp?”
My initial impressions….Coach P.J. Carlesimo would be a great guy to get a beer with. He has some great stories and is the kind of coach this very young team needs. Kevin Durant seems pretty laid back, but looks forward to being back in Big 12 country. Nick Collison, after having some pretty pointed comments about leaving Seattle earlier this summer, seems to like the Oklahoma vibe…The Iowa native got a laugh when I compared this experience to dropping an NBA team in DesMoines. Russell Westbrook has a pretty sunny disposition and I could see him being OKC’s next Chris Paul. He heard that question plenty this afternoon. Desmond Mason is the classy vet that this team needs. A defensive stopper who has been down this road before (not only Oklahoma State, but also the Hornets) and can lead the way for this young team.
Another thing that excites me is the announcement that Fox Sports Southwest will become Fox Sports Oklahoma and that they will be the home of Thunder basketball on television. They will have a lot of Thunder programming and will broadcast 65 of 82 home games. There was also an announcement that the other 17 games will be televised as well on an “over-the-air” station to be named later.
Had a chance to meet many of the media people who work for the team and look forward to working with them in the future. I’m looking forward to the Thunder because, as a transplanted Kansan, I’m not a OSU or OU fan. Now, I’ve got an Oklahoma team that I can hang my hat on. Opening Night and the Milwaukee Bucks is less than a month away. Bring on the Thunder!
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