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Shambaugh proves he is one to watch

2010-06-28T01:49:58-05:00

It was hot, humid and the bugs were flocking to the lighted field at Tiger Stadium on Wednesday night. No one seemed to notice any of it by the sixth inning, though. Everyone was watching Jay pitcher Cale Shambaugh pitch a gem....

This one's for Papa

2010-06-26T01:49:58-05:00

Wednesday was big for Nathan Thornhill for a couple of reasons. He led Team Texas to a convincing 9-1 victory over Team Arizona in the Heartland Baseball Classic. His 11 strikeouts in seven innings have been one of the highlights of the ...

Heart on the Diamond

2010-06-22T01:49:58-05:00

The first Heartland Classic began Monday night at L. Dale Mitchell Park....

Soccer teams brave weather

2010-04-02T01:10:59-05:00

Under gale-force wind conditions, the Norman High girls continued their soccer resurgence Thursday night at the NHS Soccer Complex, taking care of Yukon 1-0.

T-Wolves take third at invitational

2010-03-23T21:45:03-05:00

Norman North coach Dennis Etter likes his team this season. Tuesday, he got his first real look at just how good it can be.

SaberCats come out in force

2010-02-03T18:35:00-06:00

Julian Wilson was the first Southmoore player to commit last summer. And he was pleased at everything that has happened since then.

Clash seating arrangements

2010-01-27T10:08:00-06:00

Cats tame Tigers

2009-12-16T17:10:00-06:00

MOORE — Coach Wes Clark didn’t want the game to turn into a track meet. He believed Norman High had a shot to knock off Southmoore if he could slow the game down to a crawl.

The strategy worked … for a quarter. But after Southmoore’s athletes were unleashed, they cruised past the Tigers 59-36 Tuesday.

Bombers too much for North girls

2009-12-16T00:22:00-06:00

MIDWEST CITY — Do the Norman North girls belong near the top of the Class 6A rankings?

Tuesday night, at least until the last six minutes, the Timberwolves certainly made their case.

Then it all fell apart.

NHS battles, but North rules mat

2009-12-16T00:21:00-06:00

Norman North, as expected, claimed Tuesday night’s mat edition of the Crosstown Clash.

Yet, getting past the Tigers by the slim margin of 42-31, it might have been Norman High coach Bo Maynes who exited the NHS Gym with the bigger bounce in his step.