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OKAY — Okay’s fast start was enough in one game here Thursday, but not without a fight.
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CONNORS 14, CARL ALBERT 2 — Anmi Ortega was 2-for-2 with three RBIs, including a two-run double and Reid Stockman, Mike Coletta, Tyson Fourkiller and DeClaudio Irvin all posted 2-for-3 games for the Cowboys (6-0), who had 14 hits in all.
Jase King had 28 points, Parker York 16 and Gavin Dause 10 and Class B No. 4 Braggs moved into the Area IV regional finals with a 71-59 win over Leflore Thursday at Hartshorne.
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In any given practice, be it their club team or with their Muskogee High teammates music blares, and teammates break into song.
For a moment after I left the mix of emotions that brought about Braggs’ district playoff wins Monday night just two days after losing one of its girls basketball players in a just outside town Saturday morning, I wondered about how I wrote the lede paragraph.Â
With the postseason kicking into high gear with classes A and B being joined by 2A-4A this week and 5A-6A next week, here’s a look at some of the best bets to make appearances on state tournament stages.
BASEBALL: OKLAHOMA 12, TEXAS SOUTHERN 1 — OU (4-1) won its fourth game in a row, aided by freshman Jake Bennett’s first collegiate pitching win. The Bixby product allowed four hits in four innings, striking out seven while allowing on earned run. Tanner Tredway was 2-for-3 with three RBIs. T…
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Buoyed by a third-quarter charge and some grit down the stretch, Muskogee captured a Senior Night boys basketball victory, 56-51 over the Owasso Rams on Tuesday at Ron Milam Gymnasium.
Oklahoma State 2, Arizona State 1
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NORMAN, Okla. (AP) — Jared Butler scored 22 points and No. 1 Baylor beat Oklahoma 65-54 on Tuesday night for its Big 12-record 23rd consecutive win.
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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) — Miles McBride had 11 points in his first start, Sean McNeil also scored 11 and No. 17 West Virginia took over early in the second half to beat Oklahoma State 65-47 Tuesday night, giving coach Bob Huggins another milestone win.
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BRAGGS — It was an abnormal night, an abnormal game and an abnormal weekend — one no one wishes upon anyone much less high school girls.
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FORT GIBSON---There was an emotional buildup for this game. Class 3As top-ranked Sequoyah Lady Indians against Class 4As No.3 ranked Fort Gibson. Both coming in with 17-game winning streaks.Â
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Throughout college and into the early stages of her career in Kansas and western Oklahoma, Connie Dean envisioned always doing the sports she grew up loving as a successful high school basketball and track coach.
Three early pins put Wagoner in a hole they couldn’t get out of and the Bulldogs were sent home in the semifinals of the Class 4A dual state tournament Saturday at Enid, losing to Cushing 56-12.
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STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) — Oklahoma State wore throwback uniforms and got old-school results.
LAWRENCE, Kan. — Kristian Doolittle took a second to scan his options.
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Wagoner coach Micco Charboneau had to weather some strategy early on in Friday’s Class 4A dual state wrestling quarterfinals at the Stride Bank Center in Enid.
It started rough and ended rougher for the Roughers at Tulsa Washington on Friday night.
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Fort Gibson got the job done in three quarters, then turned it over to its bench in the fourth in what was a 72-56 win over the McAlester Buffaloes Thursday in McAlester.
Northeastern A&M point guard Rudi Williams riddled the Connors State defense for 25 points and along with his dazzling ball handling led the Norsemen to a 92-83 Oklahoma Collegiate Athletic Conference win Monday night before a packed field house in Miami.
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The veteran savvy of Danilo Gallinari and Chris Paul helped Oklahoma City withstand the latest stirring performance by Pelicans rookie Zion Williamson.
Maybe if the Thunder never play at home again, they’ll never lose again.
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It’s always an experience to talk with Terry Scott.
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NORMAN — Oklahoma could have been satisfied with its big win over West Virginia last week or looked ahead to visiting third-ranked Kansas on Saturday.
WAGONER—With 5:10 to play and sitting on a 15-point lead, the Wagoner Bulldogs looked like they might make a sweep of the season series with Fort Gibson for the first time in memory.
Muskogee had the clutch shot to keep playing. They didn’t have it at the end Tuesday at Ron Milam Gymnasium.Â
WAGONER—With 5:10 to play and sitting on a 15-point lead, the Wagoner Bulldogs looked like they might make a sweep of the season series with Fort Gibson for the first time in memory.
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Four area student athletes signed national letters of intent on Monday.
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, 71, pharmacy clerk , passed away February 15, in Tulsa. Visitation 4-7 Tuesday, February 25, Add'Vantage Funeral Service, Tulsa. Funeral 1pm Wednesday, February 26, Muskogee First Baptist Church. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery, Muskogee. www.garykelleyfunerals.com
93, Homemaker, died Friday. Viewing 10AM-5PM Tuesday~Thursday family visitation 5PM-7PM Wednesday at Clifford D Garrett Family Funeral Home. Services 12:30 Friday 02/28/2020. Clifford D Garrett Family Funeral Home Chapel, Fort Gibson. clifforddgarrettfh.com
Carolyn Sue Hayes was born July 15, 1933. She was a bright, promising student, growing up in Muskogee. She attended the University of Oklahoma, and became registered nurse. She married Loren Kent Yates, with the intent of becoming medical missionaries to Africa. Unfortunately, a medical cond…
85, Homemaker, passed Thursday, 02/20/2020. Service Info: 10AM, Tuesday, 02/25/2020 at Chandler Road Church of Christ. Family Visitation: 5:30PM-7:30PM, Monday, 02/24/2020 at Cornerstone Funeral Home. Cornerstone Funeral Home & Crematory
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