Odessa sports slate includes Jackalopes and college action
A dense Odessa area schedule features the Odessa Jackalopes vs. Corpus Christi Rays at 7 05 p m in Ector County Coliseum along with multiple college games across baseball softball basketball rodeo and track. Other highlights include UTPB hosting Incarnate Word and regional tournament games at St Marys University and Lubbock Christian University with numerous high school matches in Midland Odessa and surrounding districts.
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UTPB
Texas A&m International
St. Marys University
Greehey
San Antonio
Odessa College
Collin County Community College
Lubbock Christian University
Rip Griffin
NIRA
Weatherford College
Weatherford
Permian
el Paso Hanks
Christensen
Odessa High
Andrews
Citibank
el Paso
el Dorado
Montwood
McKinney
Burkburnett
Round Rock
Stony Point
McKinney High School
Mesquite
McKinney North High School
Odessa Jackalopes
Corpus Christine Rays
Ector County Coliseum
Incarnate Word
Roden
Lubbock
Estacado
Highland Park
Canyon Randall
Jim McLean Learning Center
Fort Worth
Odessa
Ranchland Hills
Midland
Dallas Highland Park
Piano West
Allen
Amarillo
Abilene
Wolfforth
Laredo Bucks
Odessa Roughnecks
Abilene Ruff
Radio Sports Listings Availability Notice
Radio listings for the Permian Basin must be submitted by stations to the OA sports department via email or fax. Live events or shows will not be published unless submitted by the stations.
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Permian Basin
OA Sports
Oasports
Oapa.com
Scoreboard Hockey and Basketball Night Across Leagues
A packed slate lists NHL matchups including Chicago at New York Islanders and Buffalo at Pittsburgh, plus NCAA and pro schedules. Scores echo late games with Dallas defeating Charette and Cleveland topping New York as teams juggle rosters and waivers across leagues.
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Chicago
N.Y Islanders
Fionda
Atlanta
Vancouver
Columbus
Carolina
Toronto
NY. Rangers
Ottawa
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Phiadelphia
Tampa Bay
Edmonton
Nashville
Los Angeles
Dallas
St Loui
Phoenx
New Jersey
San Jose
Charette
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
Ean
Memphis
San Antonio
New Orleans
Houston
Denver
Phoenix
Utah
L.A
Oklahoma City
Indiana
Portland
L.A. Chippers
Nationel Hockey League
Chicago Blackhawks
Hannu Toivonen
Danny Richmond
St. Louis
Joe Fallon
Rockford
Columbus Blue Jackets
Greg Moore
New York Islanders
Dylan Reese
Moore
Syracuse
Grant Clitsome
Dallas Stars
F Stave Ott
NY Rangers
NY Islanders
Boston
Montreal
Washington
Adama
Flonda
Nastwille
Detroit
Anaheim
Colorado
Owisio
Orlando
Miami
Chanotte
Milwaukee
Devert
New Orleans Hv
Northwestern
Minnesota
L.A Lakers
LA Chippers
Sacramento
Golden State
Lund
L.A. Lakers
Atanta
Miwaukee
L.A Clippers
Spurs waive Finley after five seasons with Spurs
The San Antonio Spurs released swing man Michael Finley after nearly five seasons, allowing the 15 year veteran a chance to finish the season with more playing time elsewhere. Finley exercised a $2.5 million option and will be eligible to sign with a playoff contender. He appeared in 25 games this season, averaging 3.7 points and 1.5 rebounds. Spurs coach Gregg Popovich praised Finley's professionalism.
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San Antonio
San Antonio Spurs
Michael Finley
Spurs
Finley
Greggich
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EL Paso Diablos
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Ryan Ytten
Grand Prairie Airhogs
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Swoux Falls Canaries
Ken Lup
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Wichita Wingnuts
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Gateway Frontier
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