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Union’s Kayveonna Jackson constantly has her mind on the track. She’s been to two junior Olympics, but that’s not all. Running, for Jackson, is a form of escape. It’s something Jackson has used to cope after her mother was murdered when she was just five years old. “I’m running for her,” Jackson said. “I feel like it would make her happy to see me out here doing well at something and succeeding at something.” And big things are happening on the track for Jackson. News On 6’s Dan Hawk has her story.
By: Daniel Hawk TULSA, Oklahoma - Many of the more than 200 Minor League baseball teams across the country - including the Tulsa Drillers - were hit hard when the season was shut down last year due to the pandemic. General Manager Mike Melega said the Drillers lost millions of dollars in revenue due to lost ticket sales and concessions and it will take several years to recoup those losses. "We are ahead of plan this year, it’s been a great bounce back season for us, there is no question, but we are still four years out to make up for last season, where we have to be successful every year...
By: Daniel Hawk TULSA, Oklahoma - Kallista Frye’s life journey is a lot like the track she runs around, with plenty of winding turns along the way. The Tulsa native not only found a skill she excels at but also a home. How long would you wait in life to do something you love and find a place to call home Victory Christian’s Kallista Fry waited 6 years of her life to find both growing up in Haiti she was an orphan until she was 12 years old. "I didn't come to the US until I was 12 so everything is kind of new to me I had to catch up," said, Victory Christian Track Athlete Kallista Frye.
By: Daniel Hawk TULSA, Oklahoma - Oral Roberts University guard Max Abmas could have turned pro and stayed in this year’s NBA draft. However, the nation's leading scorer last season said returning to the Golden Eagle program was important to him - and there's a lot of unfinished business. Abmas’ decision to return to ORU or stay in the NBA draft was not an easy one. He said it was the relationship with head coach Paul Mills and the roster they have put together that ultimately convinced him to return to Tulsa. "I built a good relationship with the coaching staff over the last couple of...