Thursday, April 13, 2023
Rosenberry, Maxwell dominate Tulsa in OSU run-rule victory Parker Gerl Staff Reporter
strikeout, one walk, one earned run and four hits. The Cowgirls beat Tulsa 3-1 earlier A week ago, this year. Tuesday’s OSU fell to Wichita contest was sluggish State on the road, through the opening prompting coach Kenny Gajewski to ask four, seemingly trendhis players what their ing toward another slow paced slugfest. response would be. OSU led 2-1, but Since then, the struggled to string Cowgirls are 4-0 and have a run differential together hits. “It felt like (the of 28-7. previous game with On Tuesday, Tulsa) through the first OSU defeated Tulsa. The game ended 9-1 in four, without a doubt,” run-rule fashion in the OSU coach Kenny Gajewski. “I was like, sixth inning, improving OSU to 36-3 on the ‘Jesus, why is it so tight?,’ but they’re well year. coached and have good Ivy Rosenberry players over there, opened in the circle too.” for the Cowgirls, but But things her day came to an end after four innings. changed in the fifth. She finished with one See Run-rule on 3
File Photo Personalized buttons OSU students have made.
OSQ&A celebrates OSU’s Pride Month with buttons
Isaac Terry Staff Reporter After helping set up the button press and activities, Kerrigan Seidenfus greeted guest
at OSU Queers and Allies Pride Month button making event. Tables lined the second floor of Old Central, with several stations filled with things to do and free things to grab. These included tables full of pride stickers, mini pride flags celebrating sexualities and gender identifications, free foods such as chips and homemade lavender cookies, free enamel OSU pride pins, a full-sized
pride flag for attendees to sign their names onto in commemoration and the main attraction: a custom button press that people could use to make any button they wanted. As the president of Oklahoma State Queers and Allies, Seidenfus helped out at the event as she helped set up the activities, talked with guests, organized the event and more. See Pride Month on 5
Andy Crown OSU turned the ball over 17 times against Texas Saturday in the Big 12 Tournament. The Cowgirls average only 13 turnovers a game.
Keys transfers to Oklahoma after three years at OSU Davis Cordova Staff Reporter Bedlam is always electric, but
the next matchup will see a former Cowgirl competing on the red side of the rivalry. Lexy Keys, a guard at OSU, announced her commitment to Oklahoma on Tuesday via her Instagram. “God’s the Author of my story... here’s to a new chapter!” Keys said in her Instagram post. Keys played three years at OSU and participated in two NCAA Tour-
naments in 2021 and 2023. This past season Keys averaged 9.4 points per game and was considered to be one of the better defenders on the team. Keys entered the portal last week along with Taylen Collins, Macie James and Makyra Tramble. The roster is much different, almost similar to last offseason when four players remained following the hire of coach Jacie Hoyt.
There are five players remaining from last season’s squad, but Hoyt is bringing in a 2023 freshman class of three players. That makes it eight Cowgirls, so Hoyt will have to hit the portal hard again in order to complete her roster for next year.
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