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There is no more nonsense, the drama in the desert has subsided.
Read moreThe Thunder returned to action inside of Paycom Center Thursday and wasted no time putting on a show for its home crowd. Going up against the number one team in the Western Conference, the Thunder shook off a slow start, battled back from a 19-point deficit in the first half and took a lead in the second half behind a stout defensive effort. The Thunder received contributions from multiple sources including its second unit as well as leading scorer Shai Gilgeous-Alexander who made his return to the lineup and logged a gamehigh 32 points.
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Troy Aikman is reportedly close to leaving Fox’s broadcasting booth for a lucrative new deal as the lead analyst on ESPN’s Monday Night Football.
Read more(Shawnee, OK) — Avedis Foundation welcomed New York Times best-selling author Wes Moore on Wednesday, February 23 as part of the Foundation’s 2022 Speaker Series. During the luncheon, the Foundation also presented its inaugural Michelle Briggs ‘Here for Good’ Service Award to retired Army Colonel Jeff Madison.
Read moreOKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. – Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association (OCA) is pleased to announce the new addition of Lori Henderson as Northeast and Central District Field Representative. In her position, she will be responsible for representing OCA at local events in her district and working closely with volun teer leadership and staff. While increasing OCA membership and presence at various trade shows in her district.
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Top left: Earlsboro’s Justin McGehee defends the Midway shot attempt in the Regional Consolation Championship game on Monday night. Top right: Danney Billingsley shoots a three-pointer for the Wildcats Monday night. Billingsley and the rest of the Wildcats defeated Midway in thrilling overtime fashion to advance in the playoffs. Above, The Earlsboro team celebrates together after being presented with their Regional Consolation Champion plaque. The Wildcats survived a comeback attempt by Midway and won 58-54 in overtime. —Photo by Jaxon Smith
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Above left, Seminole’s Holli Ladd squares up to shoot a free-throw Friday night in Perkins. Ladd led the Lady Chieftains with 22 points in their victory. Right: Kaylyn Cotner releases a threepoint attempt versus the Lady Demons. Cotner recorded 12 points in the Seminole win. Left: Reese Street looks for an opening in the Lady Demon defense on Friday night. Street had 6 points to help the Lady Chiefs top Perkins. —Photos by Jaxon Smith
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Right, the Varnum Lady Whippets won the Regional Championship over the weekend with an overtime win over Earlsboro. The game was tight from the beginning. At the end of regulation, the score was tied 45-45. It was back and forth during the overtime period. The Lady Whippets worked hard and came away with the win 50-47. This advanced them to the Area Championship which will be played on Friday night at 6:30 pm in Stroud unless weather postpones the games. This is the third meeting between the Lady Whippets and the Lady Wildcats. All games have been decided by 4 points or less with the Lady Whippets coming out on top during each game. (By Jeanne Gosa).
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