A real sports animal
Love him or hate him, Jim Traber just wants you to have an opinion.
Speculation on the Durant/ Westbrook situation in OKC
Are they competing? Are they not?
Texas 4000 charity ride stops in OKC
Bike event raises cancer awareness
Get physical
Ten OKC-area CrossFits offer community and challenge
Rasslin’s Ross
Pro wrestling announcer and native son Jim Ross will be honored at Monday’s WWE event.
OU unveils football schedule for 2011
Begins Sept. 3 at home
Thunder finalizes pre-season schedule
Kicks off Oct. 12 in Salt Lake City
Brawl in Bricktown
Who let the Dawgz out? Doesn’t matter, because the Bricktown Brawlers promise a better indoor football experience.
Foes may fear Thunder’s new X factor, ‘The Beard’
Harden needs to strengthen his game for Thunder to excel
PALing around
A black-tie boxing event raises funds for the Police Athletic League, a mentoring program for at-risk youth
Saturday 25 May
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Full Moon Bike Ride
Saturday, May 25, 10-11pm
Full Moon Bike Ride
Suggested donation $5 per rider.
Join the Myriad Gardens and Schlegel Bicycles as we meet and ride from ...
May 25, 2013
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Rub-A-Dub Race for Rescues
This year’s 1st annual Rub-A-Dub Race for Rescues will be held on Saturday, May 25, 2013, at Stars and Stripes Memorial Park at Lake Hefner in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. This ...
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Float on
In fall and winter, rivers become the coolest places to be.
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Heide Brandes
Bill Scruggs has set up adventurers with kayaks and canoes on Arkansas’ Buffalo River for 20 years, “every day but Christmas.”
Biking for a cause!
Oklahoma Earthbike Fellowship’s fundraiser promises fun, food, music, prizes, games and a silent auction.
Raising the barre
A new workout trend offers locals a graceful alternative.
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Sky Nelson
As the Roman philosopher Marcus Tullius Cicero once said, “It is exercise alone that supports the spirits, and keeps the mind in vigor.”
Thunder finalizes pre-season schedule
Kicks off Oct. 12 in Salt Lake City
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Gazette staff
The Oklahoma City has announced its complete preseason schedule for 2011. The schedule is comprised of seven games total, two of which will be played at neutral sites.
Water work
As 2012 approaches, the Oklahoma River fills with Olympic and Paralympic hopefuls preparing to make a splash in London.
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Charles Martin
For more than 40 world-class athletes, the road to the 2012 Summer Olympics and Paralympics Games in London runs directly through downtown Oklahoma City. There, the National High Performance Center has made the Oklahoma River a prime spot for athletes to prepare to take on the world.
Streakin'
Despite the name, Midnight Streak runners will remain fully clothed (sorry, voyeurs) and take off before the witching hour.
Dragon riders
To the beat of a big drum, rowers are propelling traditional dragon boats down the Oklahoma River.
Thunder announces 2011-12 season schedule
Season includes four extended home stands and 24 nationally televised games.
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Gazette staff
The Oklahoma City Thunder will open its 2011-12 season Nov. 1 against the Los Angeles Lakers, the NBA team announced today. The season’s home opener will take place three days later, against the Indiana Pacers.
Combat-ready
World-class boxers and mixed martial artists on the rise resurrect the state’s legacy of producing top-tier fighters.
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Charles Martin
With a rich boxing history paired and a legacy of stellar wrestling programs, Oklahoma is fertile soil for combat sports, but larger markets traditionally have plucked up skilled fighters.
Texas 4000 charity ride stops in OKC
Bike event raises cancer awareness
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Ryan Querbach
Established to fight cancer, the annual Texas 4000 bike ride makes a stop in Oklahoma City this weekend.
Gold rush
A Paralympic pentathlon world-record holder resettles in Edmond to train ahead of the annual UCO Endeavor Games.
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Charles Martin
UCO Endeavor Games
Thursday-Sunday
University of Central Oklahoma, Edmond
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Thunder will learn from playing deep into playoffs
The difference between winning and losing was finishing
Maynor was unsung hero of Westbrook controversy
Let's focus on the positive, shall we?
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Clark Matthews
Winning Game 2 of the Western Conference finals May 19 on the road should have been a feel good story for the Oklahoma City Thunder. Instead, most of the discussion afterward was focused on a single negative aspect.
Fast food
Iron constitutions are a must for a new charity fun run that pairs a 10K relay with — gulp! — an eating contest.
Thunder’s success ahead of schedule
The Thunder don’t seem to operate on the same clock of all the prognosticators
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Royce Young
I can’t remember the exact game, but it was definitely December of 2008 and the Thunder were definitely something like 2-25. And I was definitely a little bummed out.
