Sports

String of break-ins under investigation

YALE — Local authorities are investigating a recent string of possibly connected break-ins in downtown Yale. The impact to those targeted has been apparent with prominent community discussion as well as the closure of one local business.

Tigers make All Conference team

The Tulsa 7 Conference recently made it’s picks for the 2026 allconference boys and girls teams. Cushing was well represented. For the girls teams, Makiah Shanklin was named all conference and Tirzah Wade, Harli York and Macie Townes were selected allconference honorable mention.

Lady Tigers are not doing normal... yet

CUSHING — If you were hoping the Cushing Lady Tigers would play a nice, orderly softball schedule to open the season, you were probably disappointed.If you were looking for unapologetic excitement and scoreboard chaos, you got what you were hoping for.

Cushing golfers battle Cimarron Trails at Tussle at the Trails

PERKINS — Spring winds and a challenging course greeted the Cushing Tigers Wednesday during the Tussle at the Trails – Spring Style tournament at Cimarron Trails Golf Course.

Tigers swing loud Thursday

CUSHING — Thursday looked exactly how Cushing wanted it to look.Friday didn’t. Berryhill made sure of that, and the Tigers wore it. No excuses, no hiding it — just one of those nights you put in the back pocket and move on. It was Friday the 13th and felt like it.

Area Fishing Report

NORTHEAST Bell Cow: March 8. Elevation is 4 ft. below normal and stable, water temperature 50°F and stained. Largemouth bass good on jigs, plastic baits and spinnerbaits around brush structure and standing timber. Black and white crappie fair on jigs around brush structure and docks.

Ripley golfers battle windy “Tussle at the Trails” spring meet

PERKINS — Spring golf in Oklahoma rarely arrives quietly, and the Ripley Warriors learned that again Wednesday at the Tussle at the Trails – Spring Style tournament at Cimarron Trails Golf Course.

Lady Tigers open with win over Stroud

If you listened closely Monday afternoon at softball field in Stroud, you heard three things: the crack of the bat, the customary, unapologetic chants and chatter from Coach Nikki York’s dugout, and somebody in the stands reminding everyone that yes, those may be the Stroud Lady Tigers in the home...

Tigers off to 2-3 start, but there’s a lot of baseball left to play

The Cushing Tigers have already packed half a season’s worth of action into the first few weeks of ball.

Tulsa 7 All-Confrence Team

Six Cushing basketball athletes were honored this week, being named to the Tulsa 7 Conference, All-Conference Team.