Somebody is listening to Patty Gasso.

Oklahoma City attracted softball players from all over the United States during the College World Series a couple weeks ago. Now, Stillwater is doing the same.

INOLA — The humidity was unpleasantly high and uncomfortable, but not even that could slow Brandon Payne.

INOLA — Austine Skupien set an ambitious goal of running a race every month of 2021, and June’s might be the most special of all.

Claremore Daily Progress sports editor Kevin Green received several awards Saturday in the 2020 Oklahoma Press Association Better Newspaper Contest.

Tia Edwards wanted nothing to do with sitting volleyball.

At the top of the list may be irony. Because, in many ways, what finished inside Hall of Fame Stadium Thursday afternoon in Oklahoma City was the Women’s College World Series being all its organizers ever dreamed it might be.

Claremore baseball coach Jim Sherl spoke with Claremore Progress sports editor Kevin Green earlier this week to discuss his son’s showing in the Oklahoma Baseball Coaches Association All-State game, Noah Smallwood’s recent accomplishment and the Zebra summer baseball season.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Determination shown on Giselle Juarez’s face as she wound up to deliver the her eighth pitch to Devyn Flaherty.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma broke record after record over its march to the national championship over eight days at Hall of Fame Stadium.

It appears Division I college football is headed toward an expansion of the four-team College Football Playoff.

Brian Keith experienced something a little different Sunday evening.

In 1971 began the gymnastics journey for Judy Tucker, and it was started with one question.

Before even meeting Kenny Gajewski, Taylor Lynch received a very positive reference from an unknown softball player.

Jarrett Hurt isn’t ready to get into specifics quite yet, but the Claremore football coach has plenty to be excited about.

The honors keep coming for Claremore baseball.

Now we know what it takes to beat this Oklahoma softball team: a perfect storm.

OKLAHOMA CITY – Chyenne Factor delivered one of the biggest hits of her career Thursday afternoon and it propelled Oklahoma State to a win over one of the hottest teams in the country.

OKLAHOMA CITY – All it took was a thumbs up.

OKLAHOMA CITY — James Madison’s Kate Gordon faced a full count in the top of the eighth inning when she turned around Oklahoma’s Shannon Saile’s offering, popping a towering shot over left-center field that fell just beyond the wall.

It was a breakout soccer season this spring in Rogers County, and the recently announced postseason honors reflect that.

Claremore was certainly bustling during the Memorial Day weekend.

A pair of recent high school graduates represented Claremore in the annual Three Rivers Association All-Star game earlier this week.

If you miss the spirited atmosphere of high school baseball, you’re in luck.

Find your weirdest pair of socks and lace up your running shoes.

Summertime has arrived for young student-athletes, which means camps are right around the corner.

Two local baseball players were recently recognized for their elite abilities on the diamond.

TULSA – Nick Williams has run in many competitive races over the years as a collegiate athlete, but none of them featured a faster start than the Fleet Feet Tulsa 9Run8 5K.

There have been a lot of great athletes at Verdigris over the years. Lexy Borgstadt is one who certainly falls into that category.

Despite enduring a nearly four-hour bus ride to Ardmore, Claremore girls track and field made sure it was a worthwhile trip.

Spring sports wrapped up over the weekend, but for one local senior, the high school golf season isn’t finished just yet.

For Verdigris girls soccer, the biggest key to the game was getting the first goal.

Just when Verdigris looked on the verge of pulling away, Heritage Hall flipped the proverbial switch.

It was a bit of a mixed bag for the Claremore Zebras in the Class 5A boys state tennis tournament Friday and Saturday at the Oklahoma City Tennis Center.

For the first time since 2018, Verdigris girls soccer reigns supreme.

Verdigris baseball is headed to the Class 4A state championship game.

SEQUOYAH — As Wyatt Ramsey prepared to defend against an imminent penalty kick, he recalled instructions given to him by a former coach.

Rogers County was well represented in various boys state golf tournaments Monday and Tuesday.

EDMOND — A quick two-goal blitz by a senior was enough to push her team back to the championship game.

Jordan Chancellor had an illustrious senior year at Verdigris, and she closed it with one more impressive performance.

There is little room for error when it comes to baton exchanges.

The Claremore Zebras had a solid showing in the Class 5A girls state tennis tournament Friday and Saturday at the Oklahoma City Tennis Center.

COLLINSVILLE – Claremore needed a big hit, and Noah Smallwood and Brooks Sherl came through at just the right time.

Verdigris baseball is back in the state tournament for an 11th-consecutive year.

Postseason soccer is moving along at a steady clip, and two Rogers County squads survived and advanced to the Class 3A state semifinals with convincing wins Thursday night.

Verdigris picked up a pair of wins in Class 4A Regional 7 on Thursday, moving to within one game of the state tournament.

Claremore baseball opened play in the Class 5A East Regional 6 at Collinsville on Thursday, splitting its first two games.