Clay Horning is a Publisher Oklahoma Columnist. He focuses on local news and community issues, often highlighting the stories that matter most to Oklahomans. Clay's work has been featured in the Ada Evening News, The Moore American, Muskogee Phoenix, Enid News & Eagle, The Norman Transcript, McAlester News-Capital, and the Mineral Wells High School 50 Year Club.
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Clay Horning's primary focus is local sports, particularly basketball and college basketball. His coverage heavily emphasizes event coverage, indicating a preference for real-time reporting on games and tournaments.
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OKLAHOMA CITY — Tip your cap.
Let it be known the 2025 softball season couldn’t have ended any better for coach Patty Gasso’s Sooners.
Just so you know, the Thunder are in good company as they approach Game 2 of the NBA Finals tonight.
Oklahoma City can win so many different ways.
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By: Clay Horning
How many coaches, unprompted, would voluntarily bring up the real reason their team lost the game?
There’s a famous story Wayne Gretzky’s told through years about the Edmonton Oilers’ first trip to the Stanley Cup Finals.
By: Clay Horning
OKLAHOMA CITY — As the first players’ bus after so many others without them — how many people work for the Thunder, anyway? — began its left turn
Perhaps coach Skip Johnson’s Sooner baseball team can still catch fire when it steps back into Big 12 Conference play.
By: Clay Horning
NOBLE — Oklahoma City Mount St. Mary had already scored three runs in the first inning, two more in the second and loaded the bases only to make the third out at the plate in the third.
