Oklahoma State women's basketball player Toni Young might be more comfortable on the court than when she takes the 10-step approach toward the high jump pole at the fabled Hayward Field infield in Eugene, Ore., today at 5:00 p.m. But comfort aside, Young will be ready.
With just five collegiate high jump competitions under her belt, Toni Young will begin her quest for a national title at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships Friday. Her two-sport stardom at Oklahoma State is about to take center stage for all to see.
The Oklahoma State women breezed through yet another WNIT opponent, this time the San Diego Toreros, on their way to a spot in the finals.
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The Oklahoma State Cowgirls narrowly escaped NCAA Division II opponent Fort Hays State on Wednesday. Noticeably absent in the 55-51 contest was suspended all-Big 12 player Toni Young.
6'1" Oklahoma State Cowgirls forward Toni Young is eventually going to become the first player in program history and eighth in women's college basketball history to dunk in a game.
This winter, Toni Young attempted to become the eighth woman in NCAA history to throw down an above the rim play in competition against Oral Roberts. It failed, but that doesn't deter her drive. The 6-foot-something sophomore's dreams of adding her name to the list that boasts Candace Parker, Sylvia Fowles and Brittney Griner to name a few, is strong.
Tuesday night the 25th-ranked Oklahoma State Cowgirls whipped up on winless Vermont 79-33. And just like after the drubbing of Texas-Pan American over the weekend, the game recap could be nearly the same. Lots of points to not very many. Stifling defense. But you already read this just days ago, so we'll move on.
