Former Tiger Star in Spring Training

A little over a year ago, Archie Bradley was competing in the state baseball championship against rival Owasso at ONEOK Field.

B.A. Beats Tulsa for GTR Cup Consolation

Broken Arrow rallied from a two-goal third period deficit, then won in a shootout to sweep third-place in the GTR Cup Feb. 12 at the BOK Center.

Tiger Athletes Sign National Letters of Intent

Left: Media Frenzy: Zach Vaetch speaks with local media about playing football at Oklahoma State University

Middle: Soccer Standout: Broken Arrow Tiger Kierstyn Legg stands at Broken Arrow’s National Signing Day ceremony. Kierstyn later signed at Cowley College located in Arkansas City, Kansas.

Tiger Wrestlers Win Bobby Lyons Tournament

The Broken Arrow Tigers wrestling team pulled off a big tournament win at the 49th Annual Bobby Lyons Invitational held Jan. 13-14 in Sand Springs.

B.A. Baseball Aiming for Top

The Broken Arrow Tigers are ranked No. 1 in the state by okrankings.com, and No. 7 in the nation by baseballamerica.com and maxpreps.com.

As the Express goes to press, the Tigers have only lost one game and that was in a pre-season tournament in Florida.

B.A./Owasso Gymnasts Succeed

X-Treme Elite is pleased to announce that four athletes were selected by The Trampoline and Tumbling Program to the 2011 JumpStart National Team.

Tigers Bonafide Contenders for 6A Championship Race

The Broken Arrow Tigers boys basketball team is one of the most well rounded squads in Oklahoma 6A. The team is ranked in the top 15 of their class and has one of the toughest schedules out there with very few home games listed.

B.A. Tigers Have Sights Set High for 2010-11

B.A. has the most difficult schedule in all of 6A.
Overloaded with road games, the Tigers have only one home game between Dec. 9 and Jan. 25. It is on Jan. 11 against Owasso.

New Era Dawns as B.A. Football Enters Elite

The Steve Spavital era is well underway. However, the momentum on the gridiron had been building since the last time Union visited Tiger Field. B.A. won that game and it shook the football world in Oklahoma.