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2018-19 WAB Awards RADIO-Large Market Tech questions? Call Tom at 208-286-7664 2018-19 WAB Awards A=audio, D=document, W=website,V=video *** Note: Categories may spill over to next page RADIO-Large Market # Call Letters Radio-Lg Market Categories Entry Name / Title F1 F2 F3 F4 RESULTS 295 KRAE Commercial - Single Air Force Ad A1 294 KYOY Commercial - Single WYDOT AD A1 256 KFBC Commercial - Single STAR VALLEY CHAMBER AFTON HILL CLIMB A1 255 KFBC Commercial - Single ALL TOGETHER OOKY ITS A SNAP A1 199 KIGN Commercial - Single Wilson Feed A1 184 kzwy Commercial - Single No Name Bar A1 181 qhd2 Commercial - Single Patty's Party A1 179 qhd2 Commercial - Single Peak Power Sports Big Bucks A1 175 KYTI Commercial - Single Great Master A1 166 KAML-FM Commercial - Single Red Hills Roofus Teeth A1 161 KGWY-FM Commercial - Single Wyoming Sauce Company A1 160 KGWY-FM Commercial - Single Arrow Printing A1 157 KAML-FM Commercial - Single Qdoba A1 155 KLED-FM Commercial - Single The Lodge Man Salon A1 140 KWYO Commercial - Single Let Er Buck Car Wash A1 138 KROE Commercial - Single Turkey Trot Pub Crawl A1 125 KROE Commercial - Single Longing A1 124 KROE Commercial - Single Back on the leash A1 119 KLQQ Commercial - Single white swan barber shop A1 118 Klqq Commercial - Single Peak Powersports Big Bucks A1 99 KZQL Commercial - Single Blind Guy - political A1 98 KZQL Commercial - Single Air Comfort Complete - tuning A1 97 KTED Commercial - Single Plumbing Masters - hot water A1 96 KTED Commercial - Single Nissan of Casper - git er done trucks A1 95 KMXW Commercial - Single Wyoming Community Development Authority - a wonderful life A1 91 KIML-AM Commercial - Single Jeffrey Lee Photography A1 75 KUGR Commercial - Single State Farm spot by Jay Fox A1 65 KHRW Commercial - Single Smith Alley Brewing A1 63 KHRW Commercial - Single Rocky Mountain Discount Sports A1 44 KKTL-AM Commercial - Single Ruff N' Tuff Lawns / Smith RV A1 A2 43 KRVK-FM Commercial - Single Mountain View Pet Spa / Once Upon A Child A1 A2 42 KRNK-FM Commercial - Single David Street Station / Hogadon A1 A2 40 KWYY-FM Commercial - Single Casper Municipal Golf Course / Scoop The Poop A1 A2 ** Note: Documents do not stream. 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Call Tom at 208-286-7664 2018-19 WAB Awards A=audio, D=document, W=website,V=video *** Note: Categories may spill over to next page RADIO-Large Market 36 KTRS-FM Commercial - Single Wyoming Symphony Orchestra / Townsquare Ignite A1 A2 31 KTWO-AM Commercial - Single Advanced Family Dental / CASA A1 A2 94 KMXW Commercial - Single Wyoming Community Development Authority - misconceptions A1 # Call Letters Radio-Lg Market Categories Entry Name / Title F1 F2 F3 F4 RESULTS 197 KIGN Commercial Campaign Don Harrison Holly Frontier A1 A2 183 kzwy Commercial Campaign NO BRAINER A1 182 KZWY Commercial Campaign COMING HOME CAMPAIGN A1 180 qhd2 Commercial Campaign Accens of Wyoming A1 A2 177 KYTI Commercial Campaign Wyo Theater A1 A2 167 KAML-FM Commercial Campaign Red Hills Vet A1 A2 162 KGWY-FM Commercial Campaign The Office Saloon A1 A2 132 KROE Commercial Campaign Big Fat Tire Sale- A1 126 KROE Commercial Campaign Sugar Boot A1 A2 117 klqq Commercial Campaign sheridan wyoming film fest A1 A2 80 KZQL Commercial Campaign Fun Stuff Too A1 A2 79 KMXW Commercial Campaign Wyoming Community Development Authority A1 A2 78 KTED Commercial Campaign Friendly Ghost Games - dead of winter (games) A1 A2 76 KZQL Commercial Campaign Rialto Soda Fountain A1 A2 35 KTRS-FM Commercial Campaign The Doorman A1 A2 30 KTWO-AM Commercial Campaign City Of Casper/Cease The Grease A1 A2 # Call Letters Radio-Lg Market Categories Entry Name / Title F1 F2 F3 F4 RESULTS 218 KVOC Local News Talk Chuck Gray Show A1 A2 A3 194 KIML-AM Local News Talk Chris Brintle in The Morning A1 191 KGAB Local News Talk Glenn Woods A1 133 KWYO Local News Talk Open Lines with Rustin Burr A1 130 KWYO Local News Talk Aaron Palmer Best Local News Talk A1 123 KROE Local News Talk Brewing a Winner A1 122 Kroe Local News Talk A Nice Ride A1 121 Klqq Local News Talk Jumping for Joy A1 120 KLQQ Local News Talk Story Roof Deployment Program A1 68 KIML-AM Local News Talk Wake Up Wyoming With Vic Wright 2019 A1 # Call Letters Radio-Lg Market Categories Entry Name / Title F1 F2 F3 F4 RESULTS 253 KFBC News Reporter REECE MONACO WAB BEST NEWS 2018 A1 245 KGAB News Reporter Doug Randall Legislative Report A1 ** Note: Documents do not stream. 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Call Tom at 208-286-7664 2018-19 WAB Awards A=audio, D=document, W=website,V=video *** Note: Categories may spill over to next page RADIO-Large Market 198 KGAB News Reporter Joy Greenwald A1 165 KLED-FM News Reporter Wendy Fields News A1 163 KGWY-FM News Reporter Erik Bergquist News A1 142 KWYO News Reporter Pat Blair - Best News Reporter A1 137 KWYO News Reporter Best News Reporter Rustin Burr A1 136 KWYO News Reporter Best News Reporter Ron Richter A1 131 KWYO News Reporter Aaron Palmer Best News Reporter A1 73 KUGR News Reporter Sweetwater County News Update with Steve Core A1 69 KIML-AM News Reporter Vic Wright News Report WAB 2019 A1 53 KHRW News Reporter Spencer Porden News Reporter A1 28 KTWO-AM News Reporter Tom Morton - Best News Reporter A1 # Call Letters Radio-Lg Market Categories Entry Name / Title F1 F2 F3 F4 RESULTS 301 KRAE Play By Play Larry Proietti Play by Play A1 300 KRAE Play By Play Chris Polton Play by Play A1 258 KNYN Play By Play Laramie vs Evanston State Volleyball Quarterfinals A1 250 KFBC Play By Play EAST VERSUS STAR VALLEY BOYS HOOPS A1 220 KOWB Play By Play Laramie vs Central A1 192 KAML-FM Play By Play Thomas Bush PBP A1 168 KIML-AM Play By Play Vic Wright PBP A1 89 KLED-FM Play By Play Chris Brintle PBP A1 72 KUGR Play By Play Green River Wolves Basketball 2018 with Steve Core A1 50 KZZS Play By Play Jeff Rickett Sports Play by Play A1 # Call Letters Radio-Lg Market Categories Entry Name / Title F1 F2 F3 F4 RESULTS 176 KYTI Public Service Tree's for trash A1 154 KIML-AM Public Service Vic's Basin Buddies D1 139 KWYO Public Service Dining For A Cause- emailed-missing docs A1 D1 D2 D3 39 KWYY-FM Public Service Thankful Thursday D1 34 KTRS-FM Public Service Stuff The Van D1 # Call Letters Radio-Lg Market Categories Entry Name / Title F1 F2 F3 F4 RESULTS 302 KRAE Radio Show Wyoming SportsTalk Today Interview with Jim Gardner A1 251 KFBC Radio Show FORMER NFL RUNNING BACK TIKI BARBER ON THE SPORTSZONE A1 195 KIGN Radio Show Harrison A1 193 KLEN Radio Show Chris Brooks A1 174 KYTI Radio Show Tommy & Bell A1 ** Note: Documents do not stream. 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Call Tom at 208-286-7664 2018-19 WAB Awards A=audio, D=document, W=website,V=video *** Note: Categories may spill over to next page RADIO-Large Market 164 KGWY-FM Radio Show Erik B in the Morning A1 135 Kwyo Radio Show Public Pulse Rustin Burr A1 55 KHRW Radio Show Spencer In The Morning A1 38 KWYY-FM Radio Show Doc & Prairie Wife - My Country 95.5 Mornings A1 33 KTRS-FM Radio Show DJ Nyke KTRS Casper A1 32 KTRS-FM Radio Show Zach Custard KTRS/Casper A1 # Call Letters Radio-Lg Market Categories Entry Name / Title F1 F2 F3 F4 RESULTS 303 KRAE Sports Coverage Wyoming SportsTalk Today Rick Thompson Retirement A1 252 KFBC Sports Coverage FORMER NFL HEAD COACH MIKE SHANAHAN ON THE SPORTSZONE A1 244 KGAB Sports Coverage Doug Randall A1 219 KOWB Sports Coverage David Settle KOWB Sports Update A1 129 KWYO Sports Coverage Play by Play A1 128 KROE Sports Coverage 98h.trevor WAB best sports A1 90 KGWY-FM Sports Coverage Chris Brintle Sports Report A1 74 KUGR Sports Coverage Sports with Steve Core A1 # Call Letters Radio-Lg Market Categories Entry Name / Title F1 F2 F3 F4 RESULTS 246 KIGN Station of the Year KING FM D1 213 KGWY-FM Station of the Year Fox Country 100.7 KGWY V1 188 KWYO Station of the Year KWYO STATION OF THE YEAR - SHERIDAN MEDIA V1 # Call Letters Radio-Lg Market Categories Entry Name / Title F1 F2 F3 F4 RESULTS 297 KRAE Station Promo KRAE High School Sports Promo A1 296 KYOY Station Promo The Morning Proshop Promo A1 254 KFBC Station Promo WICKED GOOD TIME ROCKIES RED SOXX A1 217 KTED Station Promo KTED 10th Anniversary A1 D1 W1 185 kzwy Station Promo Sales Promo A1 178 qhd2 Station Promo KYTI Promo A1 173 KWYO Station Promo Julie and James Prromo A1 159 KIML-AM Station Promo Vic's Basin Buddies A1 158 KGWY-FM Station Promo Summer Sizzler Party Promo A1 143 KWYO Station Promo Sheridan Media Promo A1 127 KROE Station Promo You Know A1 41 KWYY-FM Station Promo Booze & Bacon A1 37 KTRS-FM Station Promo Lemonade Day A1 29 KTWO-AM Station Promo Wyoming Cowboy Basketball K2 Radio A1 ** Note: Documents do not stream. 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