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By: Daniel Hawk TULSA, Oklahoma - FC Tulsa will host Sporting KC II in their home opener Saturday night. Midfielder Ciaran Winters has been dreaming of this day his entire life. Every FC Tulsa player that steps foot on the pitch has two goals: win games and live out the dream of playing professional.   That door came knocking for Tulsa native Winters. "When an opportunity comes around like I had with Coach Nsien and FC Tulsa a great team in one of the highest leagues, it’s hard to turn down,” Winters said. Growing up watching his dad play for the Tulsa Roughnecks, all Winters wanted t...

Oral Roberts baseball sits atop the Summit League Standings, led in part by dual-threat athlete Isaac Coffey. When he is not dominating on the mound, he is thriving at the plate, hitting over 300 with two home runs. It’s something he has dreamt of doing ever since he was a little kid. News On 6’s Dan Hawk has the story.

By: Daniel Hawk TULSA, Oklahoma - Traditionally, boxing has been a domain for male athletes, but one Tulsa woman is showing that she can keep up the best of them.  Amateur boxer Neida Ibarra is quickly making a name for herself in the boxing world, posting a 17-4 record in just six years. Even with all the glory, the life lessons she has taken from the ring are the reason she puts on the gloves. "It feels empowering, it teaches you a lot – dedication, patience, so many things. It teaches you and you grow with the sport," said Ibarra. Ibarra is currently ranked second in the nation at 132...

By: Daniel Hawk BROKEN ARROW, Oklahoma - The high school soccer season can be long and grueling, but for one Broken Arrow senior, it's a much-needed distraction as he battles adversity.  Eric Chavez's senior season isn't quite going according to plan. Last May, Chavez started experiencing pain in his stomach and knew something was wrong. “I was just chilling in my living room and I just started feeling pain like long lasting pain and it stopped and then it came back again and then I waited for a week and then it still happened and then I just went to a doctor," said Broken Arrow soccer ...

By: Daniel Hawk TULSA, Oklahoma - The son of heavyweight champ Tommy Morrison, the journey in the ring for professional boxer Trey Lippe Morrison has had several ups and downs.   Trey has known one thing in life: boxing. Despite growing up around the sport, and being in 16 professional fights of his own, he still gets butterflies when he fights his opponent. “It’s the fear and unknown for the fact that you can go train your butt off for three months and do nothing wrong and still lose. It’s a great big bite and it’s a great big taste and I like it all,” said Trey.