Shock Completes 1st Season
The first Tulsa major league basketball season is in the books. It was gruesome at times, joyous at others, but the crowds were decent and appreciative of the Shock’s efforts on the court.
Indian Springs More than Golf
The Indian Springs Country Club offers wonderful memberships. Golf and tennis are available with high-class accommodations. However, golf and tennis are only part of what make the quality country club members have come to adore.
Drillers Vie for North Crown
The Texas League North division is in a tight rice for the crown and the Drillers are in the thick of it. After a slow first half, the team has returned from the All-Star break with a purpose.
EOOC Barbeques for Coaches
: The Eastern Oklahoma Orthopedic Center held its annual Coaches Aug. 6. Among those in attendance are Dr. George Mauerman of , left, and members of the Shea Seals family. Seals, the head coach of the Booker T. Washington High School boys’ basketball team, was a standout for the University of Tulsa, where his number has been retired.
Northeastern State Joins MIAA
Northeastern State University has accepted an invitation to join the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association. Dr. Don Betz, President, and Jeffrey Konya, director of athletics, made the official announcement.
Tulsa Country Club Undergoes Renovation
Tulsa Country Club is getting an $8.5 million facelift to its clubhouse and golf course.
A news conference was held recently at the club to reveal the $2.5 million newly-renovated clubhouse and to discuss the beginning of a $6 million renovation of the golf course.
Northeastern State Joins MIAA
Northeastern State University has accepted an invitation to join the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association. Dr. Don Betz, President, and Jeffrey Konya, director of athletics, made the official announcement.
LaFortune Park Opens New Clubhouse, Celebrates History
On Wednesday, June 23 Tulsa County celebrated the opening of the new clubhouse at the LaFortune Park Golf Course. The clubhouse is a project from the 4-to-Fix-the-County II capital improvements program. It offers all new amenities including an expanded pro shop and a full-service restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating. It is open to golfers, park users and the general public. The 13,000 square-foot facility cost $3 million to construct.
ISCC Has Tennis for All
Indian Springs Country Club is in a league of its own because of its full country club amenities and huge tennis facility that includes 14 courts total with four courts under cover, a tennis shop, amenities, and more.
Michael Boyd a Hit at Indian Springs
Members of Indian Springs Country Club picked up an ace last October when well-known local golfer Michael Boyd became the club professional.
Bill Allen Remembered as Sports Legend
He was coach and mentor, role model and confidante.
He was a beacon of goodness, a lesson in dignity, a friend for life.
Yet among all things virtuous and upright, Bill Allen was first and foremost a teacher, a molder of young minds, a standard-bearer for excellence.
Stacy Korner Wins GTR Drillers Tickets Drawing
Stacy Korner is the winner of the News drawing for Tulsa Drillers Tickets.
Korner was entered in the drawing by eSubscribing to the new eEditions.
Tulsa Drillers Launch to Top in Early 2nd Half
The Drillers have a habit of starting out slowly and then blasting out of the chute after the All-Star break. This season is no different.
Tulsa concluded a grueling road trip to start the second half of the season with an 8-0 victory over the San Antonio Missions at Wolff Stadium. The Drillers finished the long eight-game, six-day road trip with a 7-1 record and moved into a first place tie with the Northwest Arkansas Naturals in the Texas League North Division second-half standings. If history holds true to the present, the Drillers should be vying for 1st place for the rest of the season.
Shocking Good Time in Tulsa
The Tulsa Shock has a steady hold on last place in the Western Conference with the fewest wins in the entire league. Even with that being said, the rookie outfit has made great strides and the future looks bright.
Game Times Set For Cowboy Football
Kickoff times for Oklahoma State’s first four home football games of the 2010 season have been finalized.
The Cowboys will open the ’10 season against Washington State at Boone Pickens Stadium in a game that will begin at 6:05 p.m. and be televised on .
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