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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.
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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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 |
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Nick Phillips |
Defensive Line |
| Deer Creek-Lamont |
Eli Reese |
Kick Returner/Specialist |
| Enid |
Clint Chelf |
Quarterback |
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Trent Dupy |
Offensive Line |
| Fairview |
Ethan Nance |
Linebacker |
| Garber |
Brian Holman |
Offensive Line |
|
Hayden Vencl |
Tight End |
| Hennessey |
Augie McCulley |
Running Back |
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Justin Ritz |
Offensive Line |
| Kingfisher |
Carl Tisdale |
Defensive Back |
| Kremlin-Hillsdale |
Mitchell Foote |
Defensive Back |
| Okeene |
Matt Benham |
Linebacker |
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Jacob Parrish |
Kicker |
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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 |
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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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