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Published: September 27, 2008
Norman's Cervi to play in Scotish Premier League
Norman's
Dominic Cervi will become the fourth American in the
Scottish Premier League after agreeing to join
Celtic.
The 22-year-old, who played at Norman North and in college at
Tulsa, had been without a team after spurning interest from
Major League Soccer's
Chicago Fire. Cervi will not play with the first team for now.
Celtic manager
Gordon Strachan said Friday the team's goalkeeping coach expects Cervi to be a two-year project. "So don't expect anything,” Strachan said. "If it is quicker than that, then great.”
Cervi's parents are Italian, meaning he should be able to play in
Europe without needing a work permit.
•Janzen partners with Feed The Children: Two-time U.S. Open champion
Lee Janzen has partnered with
Oklahoma City-based Feed The Children to raise awareness of worldwide hunger. Janzen will play in the organization's "Drive for Hope” golf tournament on Oct. 13 at Willow Creek Golf and Country Club.
The four-man scramble will benefit efforts to provide Thanksgiving food. To register for the tournament, go to
www.feedthechildren.org/golf.
•OU looking for designers: Coach
Jeff Capel is asking OU students to submit designs for the men's basketball student T-shirt. The shirts will be handed out at the regular season opener.
Designs must fit into a space no smaller than 6 inches by 6 inches and no larger than 1 foot by 1 foot. Art must be submitted in .psd (
Photoshop) or .eps (Illustrator) format. Photoshop files must be 300 dpi. Artwork cannot exceed four colors.
Submit designs to
oubbstudentshirt2008@gmail.com or drop it off at the
OU Athletics Marketing Department by Oct. 20. The winner will get a ball signed by the basketball team.
•Elsewhere: The
Oklahoma State women's golf team shot 2-under for a one-shot lead over
UCLA in the Mason Rudolph Championship. OSU's
Karin Kinnerud, Pernilla Lindberg and
Caroline Masson were all four shots behind co-leaders
Amanda Blumenherst of Duke and
Candace Schepperle of Auburn. ...
The OU women's gymnastics team will face four teams that made the 2008
NCAA Championships. The home season opens Jan. 26 vs.
Arkansas. ...
OSU equestrian standout
Ally Blais will compete against some of the country's top riders in the Capital Challenge this weekend in
Upper Marlboro, Md. ...
The OSU softball team's season opens Feb. 6-8 at the Kajikawa Classic in
Tempe,
Ariz. The home slate opens Feb. 27 with a four-day series vs. New
Mexico.
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