PRAGUE — A five-run fourth inning proved to be the big difference Friday as North Rock Creek edged Prague 6-4. North Rock Creek starting pitcher Gus Snodgrass earned the pitching victory, allowing four runs (three earned) and seven hits in six innings.
DEWAR — Meeker’s girls required just three innings to run rule Indianola 13-0 Friday at the Dewar Tournament. Meeker tallied five runs in the first inning, then added four-spots in the second and third.
NORMAN — Max McGwire is a quick learner. The freshman infielder hasn’t needed much time to adjust to the college level at Oklahoma.
Mets ace deGrom to miss significant time with inflammation JUPITER, Fla. – New York Mets ace Jacob DeGrom will miss significant time because of inflammation in his shoulder area, a huge blow to a team that heavily invested in making a deep run this season.
NEW ORLEANS — Knowing he will only coach one or two more games in his 42-year career, Duke’s Mike Krzyzewski wasn’t shy in addressing the NCAA as a broken system. Krzyzewski went on an rant about college sport’s governing body when speaking with reporters Friday ahead of the Blue Devils’ Final Four matchup with North Carolina on Saturday (8:49 p.m.
BETHEL ACRES – RJ Morris went 4-for-4 from the plate, scored five runs and drew two walks Thursday as the Bethel Wildcats completed a baseball doubleheader sweep with a 17-7 thumping of Lexington. In the twinbill opener, Bethel beat Lexington 7-4.
Cary and Tina Manek were both driving when their son Brady called to say he’d decided to transfer to North Carolina and play basketball for the Tar Heels. That they were on the road was fitting, really.
BROKEN ARROW – Katelyn Fleming and Samantha Schweighardt each slammed a home run Thursday as Tecumseh trounced Muskogee 12-2 in the Broken Arrow/Union Classic. Later in the day, co-host Broken Arrow outlasted Tecumseh 18-16.
From scorer to playmaker, Deshawn Munson is settling into his role with the The Basketball League’s Potawatomi Fire. Settling might be a mild understatement.
F1 puts its chips on Las Vegas: Series to race The Strip LAS VEGAS – With a flip of a switch, it was lights out on the world famous Las Vegas Strip. Then bright red strobes flickered up and down iconic Las Vegas Blvd.