Basketball Mayhem 2025

CONGRATULATIONS GOES OUT TO PEYTON SMITH, OUR GRAND PRIZE WINNER IN THE BASKETBALL MAYHEM BRACKET CONTEST! PEYTON FINISHED WITH 161 POINTS, AND WINS A PRIZE PACKAGE VALUED AT SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS THAT INCLUDES:

-THREE, $50 GIFT CARDS TO DAKOTA SUNSET SHELL

-A $75 GIFT CARD TO BLARNEY’S

-THREE, $50 GIFT CARDS TO KAISER HEATING AND COOLING

-THREE, $25 GIFT CARDS TO CORONA VILLAGE

-AND BUD LIGHT SWAG MERCHANDISE VALUED AT $150

THANKS TO EVERYONE FOR PLAYING, AND KEEP LISTENING FOR YOUR NEXT CHANCE TO WIN, ON KOOL 98-3!

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