Clinton tennis hosts Hub City tourney

Clinton’s Finn Murray competes in No. 2 singles at Thursday’s Hub City Tourament. CDN |Adam EwingClinton’s Emma Dowdell competes in her first No. 1 singles match of the day Thursday. CDN |Adam Ewing

USAO dominates SWOSU

WEATHERFORD – No. 12 ranked University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma baseball extended its winstreak to six games Tuesday with a 17-7 non-conference victory at Southwestern Oklahoma State University.The Drovers have won 10 of their last 11 games.

Saban: Current state of college football not ‘sustainable’

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) — Nick Saban’s willingness to adapt and often be a catalyst for change in college football, both on the field and off, has propelled Alabama to six national championships in 13 seasons.

Rebekah Campbell

Rebekah Campbell prepares to serve in her No. 2 singles match Thursday morning. CDN | Adam Ewing

Derek Carr gets 3-year extension from Raiders

HENDERSON, Nev. (AP) — Through a season of turmoil, Derek Carr performed at his best. So the Las Vegas Raiders have given the veteran quarterback a three-year contract extension.The extension is worth $121.

SWOSU golf finishes runner-up at GAC Championship

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. – Three rounds of golf were not enough to crown a men’s champion at the 2022 Great American Conference Championships, as Southwestern Oklahoma State and Henderson State were deadlocked on the leaderboard after the completion of Tuesday’s final round.

OB&T's Rising Stars

Teriana King dribbles up the floor while Paeton Eaton plays defense during a second grade game earlier this year. Jaxen Patten drives to the basket while Matthew McAtee plays defense during a second grade game earlier this season.

Jones, Nguyen win No. 1 doubles

OKLAHOMA CITY – Nate Jones and Matt Nguyen claimed the boys’ No. 1 doubles at the Western Conference Tournament Monday.The duo beat Elk City in the finals and are 2-1 versus Elk City this season.

A-B upended by No. 5 Lookeba-Sickles

LOOKEBA – Arapaho-Butler softball fell 15-5 to fifth-ranked Lookeba-Sickles Tuesday evening.Katie Edelen, Katelyn Garibay, Kamryn Oakes and Jordan Lambeth tallied two hits apiece.Abigail Casas, Haley Cordes and Addison Friesen added one hit each.

Tiger Woods’ return to Masters good for TV networks

NEW YORK (AP) — Tiger Woods may not have won the Masters golf tournament, but his stirring return from injury was certainly a winner for the television networks following him.CBS’ final round coverage of the venerable tourney on Sunday averaged 10.