Two Cowboys Compete on Day One in Arkansas
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Oklahoma State’s men’s track team entered two competitors in the 5000-meter run on the first day of action at the John McDonnell Invitational.
Mike Gundy Live Interview from Friday’s Practice
Gundy’s comments regarding the Cowboys’ spring workout development.
ORU Men?s Tennis Tops IPFW, 4-1
The Oral Roberts men’s tennis team opened the final weekend of regular-season play with a 4-1 victory over
Cowgirls Shut Out Bears, 1-0
Springfield, Mo. — Oklahoma State’s Megan Castle hit a home run to lead off the seventh inning and Kat Espinosa threw a complete-game shutout as the Cowgirl softball team defeated Missouri State 1-0 here Thursday afternoon at Killiam Stadium.
Baseball Hosts Oakland in Summit League Opening Weekend
begins its quest for its 13th consecutive Summit League title when the Golden Eagles host Oakland
WNBA Draft Filled with the Nation’s Top Women Athletes
ECAUCUS, N.J., – Tina Charles, Monica Wright, and Kelsey Griffin were selected with the first three picks of the 2010 Draft presented by adidas.
Andrea Riley Drafted In First Round
SECAUCUS, N.J. – Oklahoma State’s Andrea Riley became the first player in
school history taken in the Draft on Thursday when she was selected in
the first round with the No. 8 pick by the Los Angeles Sparks.
Sooners to Three Locations as Competition Heats Up
Two Sooners ranked No. 1 nationally in action at Sun Angel Track Classic.
Oklahoma City’s Weaver Re-Assigned to NBA D-League Affiliate Tulsa 66ers
Oklahoma City Thunder guard Kyle Weaver was re-assigned to the Tulsa 66ers, the Thunder’s D-League affiliate, it was announced today. The re-assignment is the 38th time an player has been assigned to an D-League affiliate during the 2009-10 D-League season and the third for Weaver.
Memories Await the Opening of ONEOK Field
Once upon a time there was a team called the Tulsa Oilers who played in a wonderland called Texas League Park in the Fairgrounds just west of Driller Park. It was a wonderful old park, a project that opened in 1934. It was a wooden structure with 48 poles supporting the roof and causing patrons to swing their heads from side to side as they tried to get an unrestricted view of the action.
Newport Beach Film Festival Announces Action Sports Film Series
Eleventh Annual Cinema Celebration to Feature World Premiere Screenings of
Cancer to Capricorn: Path of the Modern Gypsy, The Westsiders, Living it Forever,
Make it Count: The Element Story and Camp Chuck
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