Scott Wright

1 week ago | columbiatribune.com | Scott Wright

OKLAHOMA CITY — Ole Miss assistant coach Ehren Earleywine is no stranger to the Women's College World Series, having made three trips as the head coach at Missouri. And his impact during his first season with the Rebels has been notable, from all accounts. Yet his name caught the attention of the college softball world when he was hired to oversee the Ole Miss offense under head coach Jamie Trachsel last summer.

3 weeks ago | examiner-enterprise.com | Scott Wright

Oklahoma State's women's tennis team has advanced to the NCAA Championship quarterfinals. Freshman Melisa Ercan joined the team mid-season after competing in the Australian Open. Ercan's arrival strengthened the lineup and contributed to the team's 15 wins in their last 16 matches. In a sport that relies so heavily on international recruiting, you might think Chris Young has seen every possible scenario in his 15 years as the Oklahoma State women’s tennis coach.

3 weeks ago | examiner-enterprise.com | Scott Wright

Oklahoma State catcher Amanda Hasler meticulously journals after each at-bat to improve her performance and manage emotions. Hasler, a transfer from NC State, overcame a slow start and is now a key hitter for the Cowgirls in the NCAA tournament. Hasler leads the team in home runs and slugging percentage. STILLWATER — After each at-bat this season, when Amanda Hasler returns to the Oklahoma State dugout, the Cowgirls’ catcher heads straight for her notebook and pen.

1 month ago | swtimes.com | Scott Wright

STILLWATER — Capped by Jason Walk’s eighth-inning grand slam, 16th-ranked OU rolled over Oklahoma State 11-1 in the Bedlam baseball duel Tuesday night at O’Brate Stadium. The Sooners scored five runs, including Walk’s slam, in the top of the eighth, then closed out the run-rule win in eight innings. Sam Christiansen had two hits and three RBIs for the Sooners. OU’s James Hitt threw three hitless innings in relief to earn the win.

Dec 3, 2024 | examiner-enterprise.com | Scott Wright

STILLWATER — In the late hours of National Signing Day eve, Oklahoma State added to its recruiting class with an in-state prospect. Miguel Chavez, a 6-foot-4, 300-pound offensive lineman from Muskogee, announced his decision to commit to the Cowboys late Tuesday night, just hours before the early signing period opens Wednesday morning. Chavez had been committed to UNLV, but OSU’s interest continued to grow in recent weeks. Chavez also had offers from Baylor, Army, Navy and others.