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Group Of Adults With Disabilities To Cheer On Fellow Athletes At Special Olympics Summer Games
The Summer Games for Special Olympics Oklahoma is May 15th through 17th, with more than 4,600 athletes competing. Among those is a group of adults with disabilities that has started its first cheer squad to root for fellow athletes. Home of Hope is a non-profit based in Vinita and helps...
Why Oklahoma State's Chad Weiberg went outside OSU to find John Smith's successor
Days after Oklahoma State wrestling coach John Smith announced his retirement after 33 seasons, athletic director Chad Weiberg took a mental break. A reset from reality. Time to reflect and ponder the new reality of his athletic department: for the first time in more than three decades, OSU wrestling held a head coaching vacancy.
OHCE Week underway
Oklahoma Home and Community Education, Inc. (OHCE) is a statewide, county-based organization that has a unique partnership with Oklahoma State University and OSU Extension. Local members seek to develop leadership skills and strengthen families in their respective communities. Working together, OHCE members and county Extension Educators identify issues facing their local communities and use research-based information from specialists at OSU to help solve those problems.
Michigan softball NCAA Tournament preview: Scouting the Wolverines' opponents in Stillwater regional
After a year away, the Michigan softball team returns to the NCAA Tournament this week, as the Wolverines secured a spot in the regional last weekend with a Big Ten Tournament championship. Sitting at 41-16 and 32nd in the RPI, the Wolverines likely would have landed in the 64-team field anyways, but now enter having won 17 of 19 games.
'Right now is the right time to get hot': OSU to open Big 12 Tournament Thursday versus BYU
Oklahoma State pitcher Ivy Rosenberry can’t stop reminding her teammates. The Cowgirls’ season is winding down. The regular season is over. And there’s only about a month left, should OSU advance to a fifth-straight Women’s College World Series. “They keep yelling at me: ‘Ivy, stop. We...
Lady Vols defeat No. 1 seed Oklahoma State in Sweet 16
No. 16 seed Tennessee defeated No. 1 seed Oklahoma State, 4-2, in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament on Saturday. The match was held at Greenwood Tennis Center in Stillwater, Oklahoma. Tennessee ended Oklahoma State’s 29-match win streak. “I am incredibly proud and excited for this group,” Tennessee tennis head coach Alison Ojeda said. “We have been telling this team all semester, there is something special about you. It is not the tennis that is going to separate us. It is our heart and our desire to come together in big moments. That’s what you saw against Duke, and that is what you saw today and you will see it again on Friday. Win or lose, you allow yourself to perform at a higher level when you get to that place together as a team. I couldn’t be more excited.” The Lady Vols will next play No. 8 seed UCLA on May 17 in the Elite Eight. Tennessee advances to the NCAA Tournament Elite Eight for a third time in program history (2002, 2010, 2024). PHOTOS: Lady Vols advance to NCAA Tournament Sweet 16
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