Yoshika injured in crash

BEIJING (AP) – Japanese snowboarder Rina Yoshika injured her back in a training crash and will not be able to compete in the Olympic slopestyle contest.Yoshika, ranked 12th in the world, fell hard on a jump during Thursday’s practice session.

Southwestern football announces signing class

WEATHERFORD, – Southwestern Oklahooma State head football coach Josh Kirkland and his coaching staff announced Wednesday the addition of 18 student-athletes who have joined the Bulldog Football program on National Signing Day.

Harbaugh to stay at Michigan; Vikings target Rams’ O’Connell

(AP) – Jim Harbaugh will stay at Michigan after all, ending his dalliance with a return to the NFL after interviewing with the Minnesota Vikings for their head coach vacancy Wednesday.

Crusaders conquer Bison

CORN – The Corn Bible Academy Crusaders won their second game in a row after a narrow 53-50 triumph over Geary Tuesday evening.The Crusaders’ offense was red hot in the first half as they led 33-21 at halftime.

Corn Bible comes up short vs. Geary

CORN – A stellar defensive effort allowed the Corn Bible Academy Lady Crusaders to fight their way back into Tuesday’s matchup, but Geary was able to pull away late and upend the hosts 44-39.Geary managed a 16-7 lead after the first quarter and stretched its lead to 29-16 at halftime.

Short-handed Lady Reds beat Chickasha, 51-39

CHICKASHA – With six available players Tuesday, Clinton went on the road and earned a 51-39 victory over Chickasha.Chickasha started the game on a 9-0 run. The Lady Reds answered back with a 25-7 run of their own to close out the first half.

No. 18 Red Tornadoes throttle Chickasha

CHICKASHA – The Class 4A No. 18 Clinton Red Tornadoes won their thirdstraight Tuesday with a resounding 68-43 victory over Chickasha.Jeremiah Barker’s three layups in the first few minutes gave Clinton an early 6-2 advantage. Clinton stretched its lead to 20-8 after the first quarter.

Clinton wrestling upends Altus

ALTUS - Clinton wrestling came away with a 42-37 victory over Altus in Tuesday’s dual.Clinton will travel to Elgin Thursday at 6 p.m.

No. 12 Lady Indians dominate Hinton

ARAPAHO – The Class A No. 12 Arapaho-Butler Lady Indians scored over 70 points for the second time this season as they blew Hinton away 74-30 Tuesday evening.Arapaho-Butler led 24-9 after the first quarter and stretched its lead to 44-21 at halftime.

No. 5 A-B routs Hinton, 44-26

ARAPAHO - A 19-2 third quarter run propelled the Class A fifth-ranked Arapaho-Butler Indians to a 44-26 triumph over No. 6 Hinton Tuesday evening.It was a defensive battle in the first half as the Indians trailed 15-12 at halftime.The Indians were led in scoring by Landon Donelson with 15 points.