The Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks have something extra to celebrate this fall: the team has won the American Association’s Broadcast of the Year Award, a prestigious recognition that puts the RedHawks’ media operation in the spotlight across the entire independent baseball league.
The honor reflects the dedication and creativity of the broadcast team that brings RedHawks baseball to fans throughout the region — whether they’re sitting in the stands at Newman Outdoor Field or tuning in from home. Winning a league-wide award of this kind signals that Fargo-Moorhead’s broadcast crew is setting the standard for how independent professional baseball is presented and shared with audiences.
For a community that takes tremendous pride in its hometown team, the recognition is a feel-good milestone to cap the season. The RedHawks have long been a gathering point for families, baseball enthusiasts, and community members across the Fargo-Moorhead metro, and a broadcast award underscores just how much effort goes into making every game an experience — not just for those in attendance, but for the broader fan base that follows along remotely.
The American Association is one of the most competitive independent baseball leagues in the country, meaning the RedHawks’ broadcast team earned this distinction by standing out among a strong field of peers. It’s a testament to the local talent and professionalism that continues to make Fargo-Moorhead a vibrant sports community.
Congratulations to the RedHawks broadcast team on this well-deserved recognition — here’s to another great season of bringing the game to fans across the region.
Sources: Valley News Live
