Jeff Cali is a journalist based in Ada, Oklahoma, and writes for the Ada Evening News. His articles primarily cover local sports events, including basketball games and rodeos. Jeff's work has also been featured in various publications such as Yahoo News, Muskogee Phoenix, Cleburne Times Review, and more.
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Jeff Cali's coverage is highly focused on local sports events, particularly basketball tournaments and games. He provides detailed event coverage and follows evolving stories in the local sports scene. If you have news about upcoming local basketball tournaments, team performances, or noteworthy game results within Oklahoma or specifically Ada, your pitch to Jeff should highlight these elements. Providing him with exclusive insights into the teams' strategies or standout player performances could also be valuable for his reporting.
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WEATHERFORD — It was an agonizing trip to Weatherford for the East Central University women’s and men’s basketball teams.
Ada senior Deante Lindsay shows off his dance moves during a celebration in the end zone after scoring a touchdown during the 2024 season. Lindsay signed to play college football at Texas Tech during a ceremony earlier this month inside the Cougar Activity Center.
NORMAN — Former Washington State quarterback John Mateer will transfer to Oklahoma, the redshirt sophomore announced on social media Wednesday evening.
Stonewall’s Landree Dye scored seven points, including a pair of late free throws, to help the Lady Longhorns upend Bennington 42-39 on the road Thursday night. Richard R. Barron | The Ada News
LATTA — The Latta High School girls basketball team turned back Atoka 51-41 in a Thursday night home game.
ALLEN — It will be David versus seven Goliaths when Class A No. 8 Allen competes in the Bank 7 Mustang Holiday Classic Dec. 26-28 at Mustang High School.
Latta girls coach Clay Plunk has his Lady Panthers ranked No. 4 in Class 2A and off to a 9-1 start heading into the 47th Annual Bertha Frank Teague Mid-America Classic, sponsored by Vision Bank. The tournament tips off Thursday and runs through Saturday.
Ada sophomore Miilan Riley (4) puts up a floater in the lane during a game against Plainview Saturday night inside the Cougar Activity Center. Riley scored a career-best 29 points to help the Cougars knock off the Indians 51-33. Richard R. Barron | The Ada News
Byng sophomore Braylon Schilreff (2) leaves Seminole players Justice Kotchavar (10) and Nehemiah Harge (25) behind during a boys basketball game Friday night inside the Bill Koller Fieldhouse. Schilreff scored 12 points to help Byng knock off the Chieftains 69-60.
Ada senior Karsyn Woods (11) keeps the ball away from Plainview defender Bailey Fincher (11) during their Saturday evening home game. The Lady Cougars are now off until a post-holiday matchup with Sulphur on Jan. 7 inside the Cougar Activity Center.
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