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The Oklahoma Eight-Man Football Coaches All-Star Game will be broadcast live on 107.1 KNID-FM and worldwide on the internet at www.CTBsports.com.
Kickoff for the All-Star Game is 7:00 p.m., the pregame show will begin at 6:30 p.m.
The game features the best high school seniors in Class B and C football. Click on http://www.okeightmanfb.com/files/2010allstar.mht for the All-Star rosters.
For the second year in a row, Matt Howell, Tom Nelson and Rick Evans will bring you all of the action from Miami. This year, the game will be played on the campus of Northeastern Oklahoma College. Last year it was played at Commerce High School.
It was such an exciting Bowl Season, and the final games of the year produced the winners of our first CTB Sports Bowl Challenge!
1st Place–Demmi Patton, Carmen $300
2nd Place–Jay Brown, Enid $150
3rd Place–Terry Johnson, Enid $100
We would like to thank everyone who participated in the contest this year and we hope to do this again in the future!
A big thank you goes out to all of our participating sponsorship locations who made our Bowl Challenge possible:
A.W. Brueggemann Company
Cheezies Pizza
The Brass Poodle
Unique Designs
CC Coins
Papa John’s
Furniture Gallery USA

2009 CTB Sports All-Star Football Team
Chisholm Trail Broadcasting Sports held its 2nd annual ESPN Radio CTBsports All-Star Football Banquet on Wednesday, December 16, at the Cherokee Strip Conference Center in Enid. We honored 24 of the best high school football players from Northwest Oklahoma and Southern Kansas with a dinner and awards ceremony.
At the end of the program, Garber’s Mark Harmon was named the CTBsports Coach of the Year, as voted on by his fellow coaches. Harmon led the Wolverines to the Class B State Title earlier this month. It was the second straight Gold Ball for Garber, who is 28-0 over the past two seasons.
A big thank you goes out to all of our banquet sponsors:
–A.W. Brueggemann Company
–Senator Patrick Anderson
–Bank of Kremlin
–B&B Roofing
–Central National Bank of Enid
–Cleo State Bank
–Dobrinski Automotive
–Farmers Exchange Bank
–Feather Warrior Casino
–First Bank & Trust of Covington
–Furniture Gallery USA
–Gungoll, Jackson, Collins, Box, & Devoll
–KanOkla
–Medic RX
–Okeene Mill
–Security National Bank
The first CTBsports College Football Bowl Challenge is here! We have come up with a pick’em contest for 33 bowl games to see who knows their college football the best. Just stop by any of our participating sponsorship locations to get your pick’em sheet and enter. We are giving away three cash prizes to the winners, with $300 being the top prize. You may enter one sheet per person per location, giving you SEVEN chances to win. So stop by any of the following locations to enter your picks!
Cheezies Pizza
A.W. Brueggemann Company
Furniture Gallery USA
Unique Designs
The Brass Poodle
Papa John’s
CC Coins
CTBsports Bowl Challenge Rules
*Contestants must be at least 18 years of age to enter.
*Contestants may only submit one entry per person per participating location.
–A.W. Brueggeman Co., Inc.
–Cheezies Pizza
–Furniture Gallery USA
–The Brass Poodle
–Unique Designs
–Papa John’s
–CC Coins
*Entries must be submitted to participating locations by close of business on December 18, 2009.
*Each bowl game is given a point value, listed next to the game. Contestants will circle the team they believe will win each game. If neither team is circled, the contestant will not receive credit for that game.
*Contestant point totals will be determined by the sum of the game values picked correctly.
*Ties will be broken with the following criteria:
–1st Tie-breaker: Closest guess to the total points scored in BCS Championship Game.
–2nd Tie-breaker: Highest number of BCS Bowl Games (including BCS Championship) picked correctly
–3rd Tie-breaker: Highest number of total bowl games picked correctly
–4th Tie-breaker: Coin-flip
*Chisholm Trail Broadcasting Co. will award prizes to the three highest point totals in the bowl challenge. Prizes will be given as follows:
–1st Place $300 cash
–2nd Place $150 cash
–3rd Place $100 cash
*Chisholm Trail Broadcasting Co. will contact prize winners by phone and post winners on CTBsports.com.
*Chisholm Trail Broadcasting Co. reserves the right to modify contest rules or prizes at our discretion.
*Employees of Chisholm Trail Broadcasting Co. and their family members are not eligible to participate.
Chisholm Trail Broadcasting Co.
Announces Second Annual ESPN Radio CTBsports All-Star Football Team
ENID, OK, December 2, 2009—Chisholm Trail Broadcasting Sports is excited to announce the formation of its Second Annual ESPN Radio CTBsports All-Star Football Team. The 24-man roster is made up of the best high school players in Northwest Oklahoma and Southern Kansas, regardless of school classification. Coaches from the CTBsports listening area submitted their nominations to form this group of exceptional athletes.
“Last year’s inaugural team and banquet were huge hits, so we’re excited to make this an annual event,” said Chisholm Trail Broadcasting Sports Director Matt Howell.
“Our area teams have enjoyed immense success in 2009, and these athletes have proven themselves as the best in their respective states.”
This year’s ESPN Radio CTBsports All-Star Football includes:
|
School
|
All-Star
|
Position
|
| Caldwell, KS |
Dillan Kuehny |
Tight End |
| Canton |
Colby Haigler |
Athlete |
|
Torre Meat |
Linebacker |
| Cashion |
Jarrel Kadavy |
Offensive Line |
| Covington-Douglas |
Taylor Johnson |
Offensive Line |
| Deer Creek-Lamont |
Chad Mendenhall |
Offensive Line |
|
Derric Richards |
Defensive Back |
| Enid |
Que’Shaun Bennett |
Defensive Line |
|
Jonathan Burton |
Running Back |
| Garber |
Dylan Postier |
Quarterback |
|
James Semrad |
Linebacker |
|
Hayden Vencl |
Tight End |
| Hennessey |
Ben Aguirre |
Defensive Back |
|
Matt Luetjen |
Athlete |
| Kingfisher |
Rhett Blundell |
Linebacker |
|
Jordan Woods |
Defensive Back |
| Kremlin-Hillsdale |
Mitchell Foote |
Wide Receiver |
| Okeene |
Tanner Heffel |
Defensive Line |
| Oklahoma Bible |
Harrison Jackson |
Running Back |
|
Richard Mooers |
Defensive Line |
| Seiling |
Joe Bailey |
Offensive Line |
| Timberlake |
Gage Boehm |
Offensive Line |
|
Jake Bowers |
Defensive Back |
|
Trevor Ross |
Linebacker |
These athletes will be honored at a banquet December 16, 2009, at the Cherokee Strip Conference Center in Enid. The dinner begins at 6:30, followed by the awards portion of the program. At the end of the night, the 2009 CTBsports Coach of the Year will be announced.
The 2009 ESPN Radio CTBsports All-Star Football Banquet is open to the public. Tickets are $12 and can be reserved by calling the Chisholm Trail Broadcasting business office at (580) 237-1390. Reservations need to be made by December 11, 2009, at 5:00pm.
For More Information, Contact:
Chisholm Trail Broadcasting Co.
Matt Howell
316 E. Willow
Enid, OK 73701
580-237-1390
mhowell@knid.com
I will admit, I am an adamant reader of College Football message boards and an occasional listener to local sports talk radio. Heck, I’m part of the local sports talk radio.
Since Oklahoma and Oklahoma State each lost their first game of the season in the first two weeks, the number of suicidal fans has reached a statewide high. As a die-hard Cowboy fan, sure, I’m as disappointed as the next guy. But before everyone jumps off the bandwagon, or drives their car into a ditch, just let the season play out.
Both OU and OSU can still challenge for all the goals they set in August. And yes, that includes a National Championship!
For Sooner fans, the road to recovery seems to be more immediate. OU’s vaunted defense has played exactly how it should and has pitched consecutive shutouts. Landry Jones looks more than capable of leading the OU offense sans Sam Bradford, and with a week off, the Heisman hero might be back in time for the Miami game.
Things aren’t as rosy in Stillwater right now, where more than a handful of so-called Cowboy fans have mailed in the 2009 campaign. A disappointing loss to Houston was followed by an unimpressive victory over Rice. That has led some to call for the head of Head Coach Mike Gundy, who just two weeks ago was being praised as the greatest thing since Bear Bryant. The Cowboys will have the next three weeks to heal up, getter better on the offensive line, and better learn Bill Young’s defensive scheme.
Football fans: just let the season unfold. Conference play hasn’t even begun. Both teams control their own destiny. If you play in the Big 12 South, you’ll always be in the hunt for a National Championship. Beat Texas, beat Tech, beat your in-state rival. That resume is a heck of a lot better than anyone in the ACC, Pac-10, Big-10, or Big East will have. And I can promise you this. Only one, and maybe even zero teams will go undefeated in the SEC.
Both the Cowboys and the Sooners have the talent to bring home the hardware. One game does not make a season. Impressive, or unimpressive, wins are still wins. Ask USC. Or Ohio State.
So just relax. Keep the car between the white lines. And enjoy what could wind up being the best season of college football our state has ever seen.
Hello area football fans,
We are just days away from the start of another exciting season of high school football in Northwest Oklahoma and Southern Kansas. With three stations dedicated to bringing you games each and every Friday night, we feel that Chisholm Trail Broadcasting Sports is your high school football home.
We will once again carry Enid High football on ESPN Radio AM 1390 KCRC. It should be an exciting year for Tommy Parker’s Plainsmen, as they try to make back-to-back playoff appearances.
On AM 1640 “The Score!” we will carry another full season of the Hennessey Eagles. Hennessey looks to be one of the favorites to capture an A-1 District crown and a Class-A State Title.
And on 107.1 FM KNID, it’s our Monsanto Area Game of the Week. A 14-game schedule once again awaits you the listener, and we’ll no doubt cover some of the best talent in the state.
As always, every game we cover can also be heard right here on CTBSports.com. And, every game will archived, for listening enjoyment later.
We invite you to check out the schedule page for our broadcast schedule and to frequent the message boards and blog areas.
Thanks so much for listening and we hope to see you in your town on Friday (and some Thursday) nights!
Matt Howell
A full list of our broadcast games can be seen under the schedule tab at the top of the page.
CTBsports will provide live coverage of the Oklahoma Eight-Man Football Coaches Association All-Star Game at 7 p.m. on Saturday, July 11 on 107.1 KNID and on the internet at www.CTBsports.com.
The game, featuring the best high school seniors from the class of 2009, will be played at Commerce High School in Commerce, Oklahoma.
CTBsports presented over 300 live high school football, basketball and baseball games during the 2008-09 school year on four radio stations: KNID, 95.7 KXLS, ESPN Radio 1390 KCRC and 1640 “The Score!” Every game was also broadcast on the internet at CTBsports.com
The pregame show will begin at 6:30 p.m. on Saturday night. Matt Howell and Tom Nelson will provide the play-by-play and color commentary.
Chisholm Trail Broadcasting Sports is excited to announce the formation of its first ESPN Radio CTB Sports All-Star Football Team. The 24-man roster is made up of the best high school 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.
“We wanted to find a way to honor and celebrate the on-the-field achievements of the best football players in this area,” said Chisholm Trail Broadcasting Sports Director Matt Howell. “Northwest Oklahoma and Southern Kansas are home to immense football talent, and this team is the best of the best.”
These athletes will be honored at a banquet December 18th, 2008, at the Cherokee Strip Conference Center in Enid. The dinner begins at 6:30, followed by the awards portion of the program. At the end of the night, the 2008 CTB Sports Coach of the Year will be announced.
The 2008 ESPN Radio CTB Sports All-Star Football Banquet is open to the public. Tickets are $12 and can be reserved by calling the Chisholm Trail Broadcasting business office at (580) 237-1390. Reservations need to be made by December 12, 2008, at 5:00 p.m.
| School |
All-Star |
Position |
| Canton |
Schuyler Williams |
Running Back |
| Covington-Douglas |
Earl Murphy |
Offensive Line |
|
Nick Phillips |
Defensive Line |
| Deer Creek-Lamont |
Eli Reese |
Kick Returner/Specialist |
| Enid |
Clint Chelf |
Quarterback |
|
Trent Dupy |
Offensive Line |
| Fairview |
Ethan Nance |
Linebacker |
| Garber |
Brian Holman |
Offensive Line |
|
Hayden Vencl |
Tight End |
| Hennessey |
Augie McCulley |
Running Back |
|
Justin Ritz |
Offensive Line |
| Kingfisher |
Carl Tisdale |
Defensive Back |
| Kremlin-Hillsdale |
Mitchell Foote |
Defensive Back |
| Okeene |
Matt Benham |
Linebacker |
|
Jacob Parrish |
Kicker |
|
Brock Wardlaw |
Wide Receiver |
| Pond Creek-Hunter |
Tommy Deterding |
Defensive Line |
| Ringwood |
John Conaway |
Running Back |
| Seiling |
Jeremy Miller |
Defensive Line |
| South Barber, KS |
Steve Gerber |
Defensive Line |
| South Haven, KS |
Lane Lathers |
Defensive Back |
| Timberlake |
Trevor Ross |
Linebacker |
|
Isaac Sanders |
Offensive Line |
| Waynoka |
Nathan Lyon |
Linebacker |
When do eight and eleven equal six? When you’re name is Daniel Barwick and you’re the newest star at Enid High.
This former eight-man stud at Pond Creek-Hunter has been nothing short of electrifying in two games at the 6A level.
In his Plainsmen debut, Barwick rushed for 148 yards and two touchdowns, while also catching a touchdown.
Hard to duplicate in week two? Hardly for Barwick, who had just four carries (that’s right I said FOUR carries) for 185 yards, two touchdowns. Oh by the way, he also returned a punt 70 yards for a score.
Barwick told me last week he made the switch from PC-H to Enid to gain college exposure. If exposure is what he wanted, exposure is what he’s gonna get. Especially when he’s spinning off of defenders and hurdling over would-be tacklers (twice in two weeks).
Enid has a good history of tough, durable running backs. Daniel Barwick is a new breed, with moves that look somebody’s playing Playstation. He is the biggest reason the Plainsmen are 2-0 and are beginning to open eyes across the state. With Barwick’s big-play ability, defenses will soon have to key on #32, and that will allow an already talented Clint Chelf to have a field day.
One Division-One broadcaster told me last week there was enough talent on the field to put an Enid team at 9-0 when they travel to Tulsa Union in week 10. Wouldn’t that be something? It’s only week three, and that’s way too far away to seem like a reality.But with Daniel Barwick in the backfield, or in the slot, or in motion, or in return formation… it’s not too early for Enid fans to dream big.
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