A season full of takeaways for Seminole State College freshman infielder Gage Gaunt came to a halt at 25 games played.
A great start to Patrick Hunter’s first college baseball season at Redlands Community College came to a swift end Monday, when the National Junior College Athletics Association (NJCAA) announced that it was also cancelling spring athletics due to coronavirus concerns.
STERLING - Before the Oklahoma sports’ break was announced, the No. 17 ArapahoButler baseball team (1-0 overall) opened the season and defeated Blair, 9-0, at the Sterling Tournament last Thursday.
This story is up to date, as of press time Wednesday. All news and updates can change rapidly with the rising concern over the coronavirus.
When the NCAA decided to cancel all remaining athletics Thursday, because of the coronavirus, it brought a sudden end to the running career of Clinton grad and Oklahoma State senior cross country/track athlete Kaylee Oyler.
Reports about schools closing statewide became official Monday afternoon, when an emergency Oklahoma State Board of Education meeting ended with a vote to shut down all schools until April 6th in response to the rising concern over COVID-19 (Coronavirus).
ARAPAHO – The Arapaho-Butler slow-pitch softball team went 1-1 in its opening week of play, beating Sentinel last Monday, 14-7, before falling to Leedey, 11-1, Thursday.
ALTUS – Two days after the Westwood Tournament, both of the Clinton tennis teams jumped up a few spots in team placing at the Altus Tourney Thursday.
No new word came down from OSSAA about postponements or cancellations due to the concern over COVID-19.
The Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) voted in an emergency meeting Monday to close all Oklahoma schools until April 6th due to concern over COVID-19 (Coronavirus). This means athletics will also be shutdown until that date as well.