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After a standout college career at Amherst and a brief taste of pro hockey, Zachary Murray signs a contract that marks the beginning of his full‑time professional journey with the Tulsa Oilers.
The recent FIFA World Cup has inspired more families in Green Country to enroll their children in soccer camps, with campers naming favorite teams and players and local leaders hoping the momentum will sustain participation.
The Brewers and Cardinals will meet in a makeup doubleheader featuring the debuts of top prospects Luis Lara and Luis Gastelum, alongside intriguing pitching matchups.
Wichita State announces the hiring of Sam Kearns, a veteran player development specialist, to lead the program’s growth initiatives for the 2026‑27 season.
With the World Cup halfway through, Tulsa’s soccer fans can still find jerseys, flags and custom options at independent stores across the city.
From the legacy of the Tulsa Roughnecks to the buzz of World Cup watch parties, Tulsa’s soccer scene is evolving, driven by longtime fans, new initiatives and a diverse next generation.
The Urban Development Authority of Macon‑Bibb County plans to issue $350 million in revenue bonds, backed by a special sales tax, to replace the aging Macon Coliseum with a modern arena that will seat 8,500 fans and anchor a mixed‑use development along the Ocmulgee River.
The Runnin’ Bulldogs announced a recruiting class that features standout performers such as DJ Daniel, Seth Brown and Mikhail Pocknett, each with impressive statistical records and honors from previous teams.