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Red vs White success
By Brody Feldmann Pads were popping, whistles were blowing, and footballs were flying. Mustang football held its annual Red vs. White scrimmage on Saturday at Bronco Stadium. The big questions since spring ball has been “how will the offense look?” The Broncos answered that question Saturday. Lining up against one of the best defenses that…
Read MoreLady Timberwolves claw out a victory over Lady Broncos
By Brody Feldmann Norman North was just a little too much for the Lady Broncos volleyball team on Tuesday. Mustang fell three sets to none to the Lady Timberwolves on the road. The loss was the second for the season and the second in a row for the Mustang volleyball team. “It couldn’t have been…
Read MoreMother nature allows the Lady Broncos to finally hit the field
By Brody Feldmann Mother Nature gave way long enough for the Mustang softball team to step on the field for the first time during the regular season last Thursday. Mustang traveled to Guthrie to kick off the season against the 5A Lady Blue Jays. “It felt great. These girls have been working hard for weeks…
Read MoreMustang Blocks the Millers
By Brody Feldmann On Aug. 7 head coach Steve Hajek sat in the locker room after a dominating three sets to none victory over Moore and promised his team would place at the Norman Tournament. That is exactly what the Mustang Lady Broncos volleyball team did over the weekend when they finished 4-1, which is…
Read MoreCelebration of Life
Family and friends of Chase Ashley and the Ashley family get ready to release balloons. Photo/Courtesy By Brody Feldmann Lub-DUB, lub-DUB, that is the sound Chase Ashley’s heart makes inside of Brian Deuster’s chest 10 years after he received the 19-year-old’s heart. Ten years ago, Deuster was told that he had two weeks to live.…
Read MoreAppeals court sends fired AD case back
By Chris Eversole A federal appeals court has reversed a U.S. district courts’ ruling against fired Mustang Public Schools Athletic Director Chester “Chuck” Bailey Jr. and sent it back for a new trial. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit, based in Denver, cited errors made by the U.S. District Court for the…
Read MoreSurrey Hills unveils new nine holes, greens
The Golf Club at Surrey Hills is one of the few remaining public courses in Canadian County and at the end of this week, it will open an additional nine holes and new greens on the original course. The club will host a members’ tournament Friday and then invite the public to come and play…
Read MoreTrae Young wants the NBA to know he’s ready
By Michael Kinney Contributing Writer Trae Young knows what he brings to the table. So when the former Oklahoma point guard makes a statement that there is no player like him in this year’s draft, he means it. “It means everything, courtside, on the court, off the court. Being able to attract fans, attract people,”…
Read MoreGirls soccer ends Yukon’s season
By MICHAEL KINNEY Contributing Writer Maddison Oliver couldn’t have asked for a better gift for her senior year. After losing to Yukon during the regular season, the soccer gods gave Oliver and her Mustang teammates another shot at their rivals in the first round of the playoffs. This time, with their season on the line,…
Read MoreOklahoma looks for defense improvement in spring practice
By Michael Kinney Contributing Writer NORMAN – No coach on the Oklahoma coaching staff has taken more heat the last few seasons than defensive coordinator Mike Stoops. Whether it was watching his defense give up 700 yards in a game or seemingly fall apart in big games, he has had to take the brunt of…
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