EDMOND — The ‘93 Celtic Black soccer team won the Edmond “Beat the Heat” tournament Aug. 8-10.
Front row (L-R): Cameron Smith, Josh Oakes, Parker Pennington, Sheldon Spelman, Sam Herndon, Ren Caldwell and Devin Wahl. Back row: Tyler Young, Cody Bevel, Logan Hammon, Steven Merrill, David Nelson, Parker Blackburn, Brady Williams, Hector Galvan and coach Matt Thornton.
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September 5, 2008
Area teams roll in Beat The Heat Tourney
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Tiger’s apology not needed
Besides Woods, it’s hard to imagine any other person on the face of the earth who could command such rapt attention. If the president, the Dali Lama or the Pope admitted to a sexual addiction, the same coverage and more would take place. But no other athlete, movie star, politician, head of state or CEO could come close.
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On the rise
Once his prep career is done, Brandon Lucas wants to expand his role to the collegiate level. He had had several colleges show interest in him already. But he has eyes for only one at this time.
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NEW: Shaq sets example for everyone
This is not O’Neal’s first time helping a family in need. In 2005, after NBA Hall-Of-Famer George Mikan died after a long battle with diabetes, O’Neal offered to pay for funeral expenses. The Mikan family accepted.
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Tiger can still be a great role model
The greatest golfer ever was put on a pedestal by fans and media around the world. But it was only a matter of time before he would do something that would cause the same pedestal to tumble.
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NEW:Tiger's drama is none of our business
Tiger Woods was in a one-car wreck Friday morning in which he struck a fire hydrant and a tree after pulling out of his driveway. Alcohol and drugs were ruled out as a cause.
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Anthem causes stir at OU games
For the past almost 10 years Oklahoma fans have changed the last line of the National Anthem from Òhome of the braveÓ to Òhome of the Sooners.Ó
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NEW: Should OU-Texas game stay in Dallas?
The taxes, the hotels, restaurants, food, gas, etc. ... The amount of money the state is missing out could be put to good use here.
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Pink more than a color for Jags’ West
Westmoore’s Stanley West has seen the devastation of breast cancer first hand and knows the tolls it can have on a person, a family and a community.
- Mustang mania Monroe Elementary School student Sage Rasmussen, in a horse costume, brought a horse to school Friday to help motivate Monroe Mustangs for their annual jog-a-thon. Students, teachers, parents and grandparents joined in the fundraiser.
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