What a wild finish at the Super Bowl! The Kansas City Chiefs win the Super Bowl in overtime, cementing their dynasty as they beat the San Francisco 49ers, 25-22.
Thanks to everyone who played the national contest on the local level with us here at Wynne Broadcasting and BasinLife.com, the online digital Home of the Klamath Basin.
PRIZE WINNERS THIS YEAR INCLUDE:
ANGIE LAWLER, winner drawn for our Main Street Jewelers Special Prizes of $100 Fred Meyer Gift Card and a 14K Gold Football Charm for a necklace ($180 value)
RICHARD HOUSE, Overall Points Winner, calculated nationally, 181 correct picks, ranked 1st locally, 201 points, 217 national points, ranked 642 out of 45,992 nationally…receives a $20 Free Gas Card.
KACI BURKE, Survivor Game Winner, receives $10 grocery gift card.
GLENDA HURST, Survivor Game Second Change Winner, receives $10 Grocery gift card.
And congratulations to the rest of our weekly prize winners this season:
Marco Ramirez
Kevin Wexler
Hannah McGillic
David Smith
Beverly Battis
Chris Arnold (twice!)
Brandon Burke
Eddie Melville
Rick Badker (twice!)
Jon Miller
Barbie Campbell
Scott McEnroe
Mike Vandrew
David Reid
Gordon McDonald
Gregory Crume
Jose Barajas
Craig Pedeliski
Thanks to our VIP Game Pickers: Denise Denise, Robbie Rush, Vic Lease, Tim Clinton, Brian Casey, Rob Seater, Michelle Wynne, Chris Smith, Jillian Corley, Randy Adams and Kelley Minty!
Thanks to our Sponsors: Main Street Jewelers and Klamath Falls Honda, and Klamath Falls Subaru!
SEE YOU NEXT YEAR!
All prizes must be picked up by February 29, 2024 at Wynne Broadcasting headquarters. Questions? Email us at INFO@BasinLife.com
Super Bowl Game Recap:
Named MVP, Patrick Mahomes (34-46, 333 yards, 2 TD, INT; team-best 66 rush yards) led his second game-winning Super Bowl drive in as many years, hitting Mecole Hardman for a three-yard TD in the waning seconds of the first overtime period. In his six seasons, Mahomes has won six AFC West titles, never finished worse than the AFC title game, won 83% of his playoff games, and won three Super Bowls.
For the 49ers, it’s their second consecutive Super Bowl defeat to the Chiefs after leading both games by double digits. They were up 20-10 in Super Bowl LIV four years ago, up 10-0 in this one, then down 13-10 at the end of the 3rd quarter, tied at the end of regular play at 19-19, and losing the game 25-22 in overtime.
The dynasty: The Chiefs join the 1970s Steelers, 1990s Cowboys, 2000s Patriots and 2010s Patriots as the only teams to win three Super Bowls in a five-year span, and they are the first to win back-to-back titles in 20 years (2003-04 Patriots).