Less than two weeks ago, Oklahoma Baptist’s volleyball postseason was in peril but after winning for the 30th time this season on Tuesday night, the Lady Bison head back to Texas and the Sooner Athletic Conference Tournament with a full head of steam.
OBU, winners of 30 matches for the first time since 1980, completed the regular season in a tie for second place in the SAC by beating St. Gregory’s in the Noble Complex, 3-0 (25-10, 25-13, 25-12).

Oklahoma Baptist got a combined 73 points from Nate Brumfield and A.J. Hawkins en route to a 123-94 exhibition win over East Central Monday night.
Brumfield had 39 points on 16-of-21 shooting while Hawkins was 14-of-15 with 34 points, to go with 11 rebounds, five assists and two steals.

There was a lot of breath-holding but Oklahoma Baptist road the bubble into the NAIA Cross Country National Meet, it was announced Monday.

Sparked by a 26-point performance from Teisha Griswold, the Seminole State College Belles flogged Cowley County 94-62 Thursday night to improve to 2-0.

Oklahoma Baptist opened its women’s basketball season Friday with a 71-42 win over  William Jewell in the Baker University Classic in Baldwin City, Kan., after trailing at halftime.
The Lady Bison out-scored the Cardinals 43-11 in the second half with a 55-percent shooting half.  WJC had a 31-28 lead at the half.

In last year’s 2-29 disaster, St. Gregory’s basketball team was never able to savor a road victory.
This year’s edition earned that reward in Thursday night’s season opener, upending Paul Quinn College 92-82 in two overtimes.

Oklahoma Baptist covered the cross country course at Lubbock Christian University with a team time of 1:37.49 to claim the Sooner Athletic Conference women’s cross country title Friday before the Bison took second in the men’s race.

Oklahoma Baptist got little resistance in its second win of the season, shredding host Baker 72-48 Saturday in Baldwin City, Kan.

MUSKOGEE — Spurred by a 30-point performance by Carletta Hernandez, St. Gregory’s women outlasted host Bacone College 93-90 Saturday.

LUBBOCK, Texas —Oklahoma Baptist ruined Lubbock Christian’s Senior Day and handed the Lady Chaps their first Sooner Athletic Conference volleyball loss of the season, 3-0, Saturday.

A 35-yard goal by Rogers State and a 12-save effort by Hillcat keeper Bailey Lynn ended Oklahoma Baptist’s women’s soccer season in the first round of the Sooner Athletic Conference Tournament in Shawnee Saturday, 1-0.

Oklahoma State wide receiver Dez Bryant is headed to the NFL.

The NCAA has rejected a final appeal to reinstate Dez Bryant and Oklahoma State has probably seen the last of its All-America receiver.

St. Gregory’s University’s soccer seasons — men’s and women’s — came to an end Tuesday in Shawnee.
The Cavaliers missed the postseason by one game, finishing up with a 7-9 overall record with a 1-0 win over Sooner Athletic Conference foe Oklahoma Christian. The victory put the Cavs at 4-5 against SAC opponents.

St. Gregory’s Cavaliers, coming off a 2-27 season, will attempt to snap a 15-game losing skid as they open their 2009-10 basketball campaign tonight.
The Cavs will face Paul Quinn University at 7 p.m. in Dallas, Texas.

Oklahoma Baptist will begin its women’s postseason soccer schedule at home Saturday against Rogers State.
Game time is 2 p.m.

Seminole State College’s Belles are 1-0 on the season after a 123-45 tripping of Oklahoma City’s junior varsity team Monday.
The Belles outscored the JV Lady Stars 51-19 in the first half, and 72-26 in the second half.
Leading SSC’s charge was Teshia Griswold with 20 points, including a 10-of-17 performance from three-point range.

Oklahoma Baptist secured a home field postseason berth with a 4-2 Sooner Athletic Conference win over Mid-America Christian University Tuesday.
Courtney Anderson put the Lady Bison on top 1-0 with her 19th goal of the season with an assist from Mengjun Zang 47 seconds into the match.

Bob Stoops is great friends with Nebraska coach Bo Pelini and even let Pelini’s brother stay at his house for an extended period while they worked together at Kansas State.
He grew up admiring from afar the rivalry the Cornhuskers had with Oklahoma, where he’d eventually be hired as the head coach.
But would he like to see the Huskers re-establish themselves as the marquee team in the Big 12 North?

St. Gregory’s University started the 2009-10 hoops season on a positive note as the Lady Cavaliers defeated visiting Central Baptist College 88-82 Monday night at W.P. Wood fieldhouse.
Sophomore Jalisa Howard led the Lady Cavs with 22 points, including a 6-of-7 showing at the foul line. Howard connected on eight or her 11 attempts from the field.
Allison Klick and Leticia Silva came off the SGU bench to contribute 17 points and 15 points, respectively, and Silva led the Lady Cavs in boards with eight.
Carletta Hernandez, also off the bench, added 11 points for St. Gregory’s. Klick hit five of six attempts from three-point range, and Lacey Craig had a 100-percent (2-of-2) night at the charity stripe.