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Tonkawa Buccaneer football to begin: announcement

Tonkawa Buccaneer football will begin at 6:45am on Monday, August 12th. You will need workout shorts, shoes, and cleats. Also bring a signed physical.

Josh Smith sends Rangers into frenzy with extra innings walk-off homer vs. Astros

ARLINGTON, Texas — Josh Smith clung to his phone in the Texas Rangers clubhouse before Monday’s game vs. the Houston Astros at Globe Life Field.

No gold medal, but Simone Biles still part of historic day at Paris Games

PARIS – Simone Biles’ last day of competition at the Paris Games, likely the final day of her golden Olympic career, came with a silver lining.

Cowboys still waiting to unravel the mystery of QB Trey Lance

OXNARD, Calif. — The third-team quarterback is guiding his unit down the field in team drills Sunday, closing in on the goal line but running out of time according to the end zone clock. A fan shouts, “Let’s go Trey, shake the rust off …’’ Rust, indeed. Trey Lance, the mystery acquisition the Dallas Cowboys made 11 months ago, is perhaps the mystery man of the entire NFL. The quarterback selected with the third pick of the 2021 draft by the San Francisco 49ers — does he still possess the potential that made Kyle Shanahan and John Lynch trade three first-round picks to move up to get him?

The Tonkawa Buccaneers Summer Pride

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The Tonkawa Buccaneers Summer Pride has been a summer program that began on June 3, closing out its time on August 1. Summer Pride began as a program for the football team to stay in shape over the summer, but is now open to not only all of the sports departments, but students not in sports as well. The program offers free breakfast and lunch to the students in attendance and have a list of activities that include strength and condition, skills camps, and more to the Tonkawa High School and Middle School students. On their first day this summer, the Summer Pride program had 168 students in attendance and students have continued to show their dedication each day by showing up and working their hardest. (Photos by Dailyn Emery)

Lady Mavs sophomores moving on to 4-year schools

NOC Lady Mavs head coach Greg Krause announced a number of Lady Mavs are moving on to 4-year schools for this fall Kaydrin Scott – Southeastern Oklahoma State University

Texas Rangers to alter starting rotation amid flurry of transactions

ST. LOUIS - The Texas Rangers began the week with two holes in the starting rotation.

A grand night from Bobby Witt Jr. helps Kansas City Royals rally past White Sox

“Sirius” by The Alan Parsons Project was blasting inside the Royals’ clubhouse at Guaranteed Rate Field late Monday night following their 8-5 win over the White Sox ... when a lone voice cried out over the music.

Mavs’ baseball players participating in summer leagues

A large number of NOC Maverick current, future, and past Mavericks are playing in 13 different states this summer while representing 11 different summer collegiate baseball leagues throughout the summer.

When it mattered most, Wyatt Langford was ‘the guy’ for Texas Rangers in walk-off win

ARLINGTON — Where was Texas Rangers rookie outfielder Wyatt Langford when the Chicago White Sox opted to intentionally walk Corey Seager with two outs in the bottom of the 10th inning during Tuesday’s game at Globe Life Field?