KXTL - AM Program Summary

 Monday - Friday   Saturday - Sunday 
The Wall Street Journal This Morning
5am - 7am
The Glenn Beck Program
7am - 9am 
Voices of Montana w/ Aaron Flint 
9am - 10am 
The Rush Limbaugh Program 
10am - 1pm 
Dave Ramsey
1pm - 4pm
The Dan Patrick Show
4pm - 7pm 
Daily Wrap
7pm - 8pm
The Jim Bohannon Show
8pm - 11pm 
Coast to Coast 
11pm - 5am 
  
Yahoo Sports 
Saturday 5am - 8am 
The Kim Komando Show 
Saturday 8am - 11am 
Yahoo Sports
Saturday 11am - 11pm 
MSU Football
Saturday TBD/Fall
Coast to Coast
Saturday 11pm - 5am
Yahoo Sports
Sunday 5am - 8pm
Money Talk w/ Bob Brinker
Sunday 8pm - 11pm
Coast to Coast
Sunday 11pm - 5am
 

 

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Oredigger Boys Basketball Camp

Come and join the Montana Tech Orediggers for the Oredigger Boys Basketball Camp June 10-13 for ages 10-14 and June 24-27 for ages 5-9. Camp will be held Monday through Thursday from 9:00a m until 12:00 pm. Each camper will be divided into teams by age and ability for maximum participation and enjoyment.

 Cost for camp will be $80.00 with registration and check turned in by June 3rd for ages 10-14 and June 19th for ages 5-9. (Late registrations will be accepted with an additional $10.00 fee)Registration will begin at 8:00 am on June 10th for ages 10-14 and 8:00 am on June 24th for ages 5-9.

Features:
*Skill Development/Conditioning
*Individual Fundamental Instruction from Oredigger Coaches & Players
*Fun Competitions for all ages
*Have fun with friend and meet new ones

General Info & Camp Contact
Chris Stetzner
406-496-4844
cstetzner@mtech.edu