Trimble makes cut, Newton makes ace at U.S. Mid-Amateur at Sand Valley

Bobby Massa has won a few tournaments, but he had never bested a field in the stroke-play portion of a USGA competition. That drought ended on Sunday at the Sand Valley Resort when he backed up his first-round, 7-under 64 on The Lido with a 2-under 69 at Sand Valley, the stroke-play co-host venue, to earn medalist honors in the 45th U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship with a 36-hole total of 133.

Vote for Landmark Fine Homes OKC-area high school girls athlete of the week for Sept. 28

The Oklahoman's girls athletes of the week poll for Sept. 21-27 presented by Landmark Fine Homes is now live at oklahoman.com. Last week's girls winner was Mount St. Mary softball player Maddie Jones, who earned 2,324 votes. Voting is open until noon Sunday. Here are this week's nominees. More: Vote for the Homeland OKC-area high school team of the week for Sept. 21-27 Order book on Oklahoma HS basketball at 'The Big House' More: OSSAA football Week 4 first-and-10: Edmond North stuns Edmond Memorial to win Edlam Joplyn Gribble, Fr., Oklahoma Christian School cross country: She won Heritage Hall’s meet with a time of 12:17.99 over 2 miles. Gribble led the way to a team win for OCS. Marlee Jones, Jr., Piedmont softball: Jones pitched a perfect game in a 10-0 run rule win over Edmond North. Averie Mannschreck, Sr., Edmond Memorial volleyball: The Biola University commit helped Edmond Memorial win Jenks’ tournament and was named MVP. Morgan McNutt, So., Bethany cross country: She helped Bethany win Hennessey’s Mike Driskill Turkey Creek Classic Invitational. McNutt placed third in the 2-mile race with a time of 12:14.0. Molly Missildine, Jr., Edmond Memorial cross country: She placed sixth in the large school

Another Late Rally Enables Oklahoma Football Power To Tie State Record For Consecutive Wins

Midwest City Carl Albert gets yet another late field goal to edge Guthrie, 17-16, as Titans tie 11-man state record with 58 consecutive victories

Oklahoma High School Football: Friday Night Live Week 5 scoreboard

Sports Director Cayden McFarland and Dan Lindblad have Oklahoma high school football scores and highlights on 2 News Oklahoma at 10 p.m.

Friday Night Round Up For Oklahoma High School Football Week 4

Oklahoma’s growing demand for electricity is raising questions about data centers and what they mean for customers power bills. OG&E Senior Vice President Ken Miller joins Oklahoma’s Own Political Analyst Scott Mitchell to discuss the topic. 10 hours ago. Coweta High School RB Brock Heilman breaks through for...

Oklahoma Little League Scandal Leaves Unanswered Accountability Questions After Long-Overdue Ouster

Little League decided to part ways with Southwest Region Director Braine Whitmire after the baseball and softball programs from Tulsa were both disqualified from the World Series amid a multi-year scandal. It is nice to see some accountability! However, the singular ouster may not solve the problem. There are a lot of unanswered questions surrounding […] The post Oklahoma Little League Scandal Leaves Unanswered Accountability Questions After Long-Overdue Ouster appeared first on BroBible.

Play of the game: Mestemaker and Lewis' strike spark Cowboys' offense

In Oklahoma State’s conference opener, it left Morgantown with a 41-24 win over West Virginia. Early on, it was starting to look bleak for the Cowboys as they were down 14-3 and narrowly made it 14-13 at the end of the first half. However, a huge drive from Drew Mestemaker led to a turbo-charged third quarter for the Cowboys.

Altus’ Kenzie Abernathy – Athlete Spotlight – Presented by Cattlemens Bank

For Altus High School senior Kenzie Abernathy, FFA is more than an extracurricular activity. It is a connection to her family’s agricultural roots, a place to develop new skills and friendships, and an opportunity to represent the community she loves. Coming from a family of farmers, Abernathy said agriculture...

Jepkirui sets course record, leads Cowgirls to second-place finish at Cowboy Jamboree

Billah Jepkirui waited until the final 1,000 meters to make her move Saturday, then turned a 12-second deficit into a Cowboy Jamboree and course-record victory. Jepkirui’s victory helped lead the No. 15 Cowgirls to a second-place finish with 64 points, while the No. 1 Cowboys also finished second with 44 points at the 88th Cowboy Jamboree.

Frederick celebrates Homecoming with win over Stratford

Kitonga leads New Mexico past No. 1 Oklahoma State at Cowboy Jamboree men’s results

STILLWATER, Okla. (World-Track) — Pasanjo Kitonga won the men’s 8-kilometer race Saturday to lead No. 2 New Mexico past top-ranked Oklahoma State for the Lobos’ first Cowboy Jamboree team title. The freshman finished the race at the Greiner Family XC Course in 23 minutes, 24.4 seconds, one...

Eisenhower basketball coaches submit resignation

LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - Two coaches at Eisenhower High School have tendered their resignation to Lawton Public Schools effective immediately. Officials with Lawton Public Schools sent a letter to parents of the basketball team Wednesday afternoon announcing Boys Basketball Coaches Craig and Tevin Foster have resigned from the school district.

Cyril named district champions after wins against Waurika

After beating the Eagles 15-0 in game one and 23-0 in game two, the Lady Pirates are now district champions.

OSSAA deserves praise allowing football teams to play as independents | Carlson

District play started for high school football teams all across Oklahoma this week. But not at Caney Valley or Cordell, Capitol Hill or Enid. That was expected, though. All of those programs were granted independence during a meeting of the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association Board of Directors last winter, allowing them to create their own schedule instead of playing the district opponents assigned to them. What wasn’t expected after that meeting was that Classen SAS, Guymon, John Marshall, Northwest Classen and U.S. Grant didn’t start district play this week either. Despite facing nearly identical circumstances to the teams that were granted independence, the board voted to deny it for those five schools. The decision was arbitrary and ridiculous, and the board never explained it or even tried to defend it. Probably because it was indefensible. The whole thing caused an uproar at a time the OSSAA was under scrutiny from just about everyone working under the gilded dome and 23rd and Lincoln. The board did the association no favors. More: Who are Oklahoma high school football surprises, standouts entering OSSAA district play? Worse, it did the kids at those denied schools no favors. But here’s the thing: those schools

Sterling wins cat fights versus Temple 19-2

Day two of the OSSAA district tournament had the two cat teams face off and Sterling dominated 19-2.

UFL announces plans to expand to Colorado, Utah, Oklahoma and Rhode Island

Coming off a record-setting 2026 season, the UFL announced Wednesday it will add four new markets over the next two years. Rhode Island and Colorado kick off in 2027, and Utah and Oklahoma join in 2028 to push the league to 10 teams. Colorado will play at Weidner Field in...

Chickasha Fans Choice-Presented by Brooks Bank

Russell is stepping into the starting quarterback role for the first time this season. The Minco signal-caller will be tasked with leading the offense and setting the tone on every possession. As he gains experience under center, Russell has an opportunity to become a steady presence for his team. Running...

Oklahoma High School Football Top 25 State Rankings (Sept. 22, 2026)

Titans attempt to tie Spartans’ state-record 58-game win streak later this week at home against Guthrie

6 High School Football Habits That Give Away an Oklahoma Local

Oklahoma hands out 12 high school football championship trophies every December, and every one of them gets awarded at the same stadium in Edmond. The OSSAA locked that in through 2027. A local has the drive mapped before Week 1 kicks off, which is one of several tells that don’t...