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By Michael Kinney
OKLAHOMA CITY– KJ Evans finished his high school wrestling career when he competed in his fourth straight championship bout at the OSSAA State Championship. The final match for the Heritage Hall senior was a decisive 6-2 victory over Tuttle’s Shawn Rounsaville in the 150-pound division.
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By Michael Kinney
OKLAHOMA CITY– It didn’t take long for Payton Thomas to work his way into the stands. Despite the State Fair Arena being packed with wrestling fans, the Moore High senior knew exactly where to go to find his mother Feb. 25 at the Oklahoma State Wrestling Championships.
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By Michael Kinney
Colson Berryhill thought he was prepared. After living in Norman (OK.) for two decades, the 25-year-old had witnessed the aftereffects of his share of tornadoes, so he thought he knew what to expect.
However, that is not the case anymore. After Berryhill and his family found themselves crouched down in a closet as a tornado ripped through their house Sunday, he now knows better.
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By Michael Kinney
OKLAHOMA CITY– Shai Gilgeous-Alexander stood near midcourt holding a basketball high above his head. The All-Star guard was surrounded by defenders doing their best to try and knock the ball out of his hands.
But just like during most of his NBA games, Gilgeous-Alexander stood cool and calm and had no worries that his opponents would get his prized possession.
Continue reading “NBA players take on role model status in OKC school”
By Michael Kinney
Basketball was Jacobe Johson’s first passion. It was the sport his father played and the one the Mustang High standout originally believed his path to the next level was headed.
With seemingly just as many offers for basketball as for football, Johnson’s original intention was to not decide which sport he was going to play in college until after his senior year of basketball at Mustang.
Continue reading “One last run on the hardwood for gridiron standout”
By Michael Kinney
After two years on the shelf, the New York International Auto Show found itself back in the limelight in 2022. For 11 days in April, automakers from around the world were in New York City showcasing the next big thing coming out of their factories in the coming months and years.
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