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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — They did it again. The Oklahoma State wrestling team came into Kansas City, Missouri, as the favorite to win the Big 12 Championship. Just as forecasted, the Cowboys left the Sprint Center on Sunday night as champions. OSU finished the tournament in first with 161 points. The next closest team, rival Oklahoma, had 100. The 61-point margin of victory was the largest in Big 12 Championship history; it’s a record that hasn’t been broken since 2005, when the Cowboys won by 46.5 against Iowa State. With all but one match featuring a Cowboy wrestler, the championship round was essentially a dual that exhibited OSU against

the rest of the Big 12. OSU won the hypothetical dual 22-12, despite forfeiting the 133-pound match in which it didn’t wrestle. The tournament featured 10 teams for the first time in Big 12 history. Despite the added competition, OSU cruised to its 50th conference title. “All of us felt like if something was happening for the first time, Oklahoma State needs to be winning it,” Smith said. “I think we had 10 guys who really thought that as we came in. There wasn’t any doubt who was going to win it after day one.” None of this is new for Smith, a 17-time conference champion coach. He knew his team had the championship clinched before the final round started. Despite the advantageous positioning, he experienced a first Sunday. He saw his son, Joe Smith, win his first Big 12 title. Smith, a freshman, was faced with the tournament’s top-ranked 157-pounder Cody Pack. Smith recorded a pair of takedowns and maintained a 5-1 lead enter-

ing the final period. Pack recorded a couple of escapes, cutting Smith’s lead to two, but Smith recorded a takedown to seal the victory in the last minute. “It’s special to see your son win the Big 12 championship,” John Smith said. “Something you competed in, something his uncles and cousins have competed in. It was exciting for me. “What I liked about it most was the third-period takedown. He didn’t leave it to a situation where the guy could tie the match. Those scenarios are what helps you grow as a wrestler.” OSU won 7-of-9 matches as Eddie Klimara and Chandler Rogers’ matches were decided in the final seconds. Klimara lost 5-4 against Oklahoma’s No. 1 Ryan Millhof in a tiebreaker that featured a clutch reversal from each wrestler. Rogers fought admirably against Iowa State’s Lelund Weatherspoon, but fell short 8-5. Two-time defending national champion Alex Dieringer has another accolade to add to his already impressive resume: four-time Big 12 champion.

kurt steiss/O’COLLY The Oklahoma State wrestling team won its 50th conference title Sunday. The Cowboys’ 61-point margin of victory was the largest in Big 12 Championship history.

Dieringer faced Iowa State’s Tanner Weatherman in a close match that the Cowboy won by only two points. Dean Heil is the next Cowboy most likely to win four conference championships. Heil won his second championship in as many years at OSU, reaching the halfway point for the impressive feat.

“I’m consistently winning, but I’m not consistently above average,” Heil said. “I can’t even remember the last time I had a bonus-point match at this point. I’m winning, but I’m not winning the way I want to win.” Ten Cowboys earned a spot in the NCAA Championship in New York City, including Gary Wayne Harding, who punched his

ticket with a fourth-place finish. “You don’t have to be perfect right now,” Smith said. “You have to be perfect two weeks from now and believe that’s going to happen. We have to make sure we get our emotions in check and understand that takes a big effort.” Follow luke: @LukeAGarza

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Boyd has no fear during Big 12 title run D e k o ta Gregory Sports Reporter

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Oklahoma State 184-pounder Nolan Boyd walked through the tunnel at a dark Sprint Center. The only lights on spotlighted him before his Big 12 Wrestling Championship finals match against North Dakota State’s Hayden Zillmer. When the lights returned, Boyd shook Zillmer’s hand before Boyd defeated him 8-7 to claim his second conference title. “I was out there trying to have fun, trying to enjoy it, trying not to stress about anything because I know that these are

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finals with a pair of major decisions after defeating South Dakota State’s Brady Ayers 8-0 in his first match, then Jacob Scheffel of West Virginia 10-1 in the semifinals. Boyd’s championship victory didn’t come easily, winning thanks to a riding time point. Boyd narrowly escaped a takedown seconds before time expired, and a review confirmed Boyd’s victory after the match. “I think he just needs to learn how to win, and he needs to do that at the NCAA Championship,” Smith said. “Continue to learn how to win on a consistent basis and build that confidence. I see the confidence in him starting to grow. He expects certain things out of himself. I don’t think he had any plan of losing that match or had any thought about losing it.” F o l l o w d e k o ta : @ d e k o ta g r e g o r y

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Oklahoma State guard Jawun Evans was named Big 12 Freshman of the Year on Sunday. Evans led the Cowboys with 12.9 points and 4.9 assists per game. In OSU’s near-upset of Oklahoma on Jan. 13, Evans posted a career-high 42 points, which tied for the most points by a freshman and third most ever in OSU history. In 22 games for the Cowboys, Evans showed impressive scoring ability and court vision at point guard, but his season was cut short after he dislocated his right shoulder against Texas Tech on Feb. 2. The freshman from Dallas was highly recruited out of Kimball High School, earning McDonald’s and Parade All-America honors. Evans was also named to the Big 12 All-Newcomer Team, and he and Jeff Newberry were All-Big 12 Honorable Mentions.

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Kappa Delta brings hope through softball Carlie Hasty Sta f f R e p o rt e r

The sound of the bat slamming against softballs could barely be heard over the cheers from fans in the bleachers. Kappa Delta sorority held its annual Shamrock Softball Tournament this weekend. The tournament started Friday night with 40 non-competitive teams and 15 competitive teams. Eighty percent of the proceeds will go toward Wings of Hope in Stillwater, and the other 20 percent will go to Kappa Delta’s national philanthropy, Prevent Child Abuse America, Jordan Rhotenberry said. The business marketing sophomore and KD member said the sorority had set a big goal for this year’s event. “We raised around $60,000 dollars last year, and we did the same the year before,” Rhotenberry said. “But we are always pushing ourselves to raise more money.” This year the tournament raised $41,789.28. It was the biggest philanthropy event the sorority will throw all year, Samantha Roy said. The elementary education sophomore said all 193 MONDAY, MARCH 7, 2016

kylie carroll/O’COLLY Forty non-competitive teams and 15 competitive teams played in Kappa Delta sorority’s Shamrock Softball Tournament.

KD members participated in planning and volunteered for the event. “Some of the girls signed up to follow teams throughout the tournament to act as their coaches and help cheer them on for every game,” Roy said. One of the teams in the tournament was composed of members of the Omega Delta Phi fraternity. Caleb Koch, the fraternity’s president, said the members were thrilled to play for a good cause. “We wanted to get more involved with different councils on campus, so we thought that this would be a great way to meet people and raise money for a good cause,” Koch said. Koch said winning the games was never the priority for the team. “We just wanted to go out and have fun together,” Koch said. “Hearing all the girls cheering us in the stands made it even better.” Rhotenberry said following the teams around during

the tournament isn’t the only way the girls connected with teams on and off the field. “We do concessions, team fees and a silent auction, which all go towards the money we raise,” Rhotenberry said. “This year we also decided to do the tournament cookout at the Kappa Delta house instead of at the fields, which was really beneficial.” Rhotenberry said the sorority’s goal is to incorporate all of campus, not only the people in the tournament. “We had a line that went down the street by the time we started the cookout,” Rhotenberry said. “Hundreds of different people showed up.” Representatives from Wings of Hope attended the tournament on the final night to accept the check for the final amount that was raised over the weekend. “We really love the tournament because we feel like it brings the entire community together,” Roy said. f o l l o w o c o l ly : @ o c o l ly

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SOLUTION TO SATURDAY’S PUZZLE

3/7/16

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Today’s Birthday (03/07/16). Prepare your career for blastoff this year. Lay foundations for an upcoming two-year income boom (after 9/9). Solar eclipses bring personal breakthroughs (3/8) and new collaboration (9/1). Lunar eclipses reveal obstacles in joint accounts (3/23) and a personal project (9/16). Shift directions. Follow dreams and creative visions. Play together. To get the advantage, check the day’s rating: 10 is the easiest day, 0 the most challenging. Aries (March 21-April 19) -- Today is an 8 -- Take it easy over the next two days. Enjoy peace and quiet. Complete something from the past. Invent a possibility for the future. Enjoy beauty, romance and love. Discover new income or other good tidings. Taurus (April 20-May 20) -- Today is a 7 -- Group or community projects go well today and tomorrow. Delegate and support each other. Profitable possibilities arise in the conversation. Share resources and advice. Love’s the game and the prize. Provide motivation. Gemini (May 21-June 20) -- Today is a 7 -- Assume greater responsibility over the next few days. Close a deal or sign papers. Make sure the numbers balance. There’s a test or challenge. Ignore old worries. List what you want. Keep confidences. Cancer (June 21-July 22) -- Today is an 8 -- Consider ways to increase your family fortune over the next few days. Work and earn. Review plans and budgets. File papers. Work together. Take a big picture view. It could even get romantic. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) -- Today is an 8 -- Be frugal with resources. The next two days are good for financial planning. Inhibit the impulse to gamble. Don’t complain, either. Together, you’re much smarter. Love is your reward ... although the money’s not bad. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) -- Today is a 7 -- Spend time with an attractive person. Let magnetism draw you together. Partnership flowers over the next two days. Make an artistic beginning. Nurture with love and attention. Get more than you bargained for. Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) -- Today is an 8 -- The competition could seem fierce. Buckle down and get to work today and tomorrow. Someone who was strict is becoming friendlier. Fulfill your promises, and profit from meticulous service. It could get intense. Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) -- Today is a 6 -- Relax and play over the next few days. Pay attention to someone attractive. Inject love into the mix. Enjoy the game without expensive risks. Take your show on the road. It could get passionate. Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) -- Today is a 5 -- Family comes first today and tomorrow. Get into a domestic project. Collaborate on the perfect plans. Research different options, styles and colors. Determine budgets and where to save. Tend your garden with love. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) -- Today is a 7 -- Put your inventiveness and creativity to work. Express what you’re passionate about. Write it down. Words of love flow easily. Discuss the material side of the deal. Negotiate and schmooze. Make beauty a priority. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) -- Today is a 9 -- Provide leadership. Turn objections into agreement through gentle persuasion. A loved one’s suggestion may be unrealistic. It’s OK to make money. Focus on that, and find new income over the next two days. Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) -- Today is a 9 -- Enjoy power and confidence today and tomorrow. Imagine immense success. Take charge. Pursue harmony and happiness. Passion could carry you away ... stifle inappropriate outbursts. Keep quiet in the library, for example. Laughter feeds you.

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