OSU gets $1 million gift for wrestling

An anonymous donor has given the Oklahoma State wrestling program a $1 million gift. The money will go toward a significant remodel of the team’s locker room. Construction on the 4,200square foot space in the OSU Athletics Center will begin immediately. “This locker room will be the best in college wrestling,” OSU coach John Smith said. “We are very grateful for this important gift and are excited for it to take Cowboy wrestling to an even higher level.”

WOMEN’S GOLF: The No. 3-ranked Cowgirls shot the lowest 54-hole total in school history while winning the Sam Golden Invitational at the Wildhorse Golf Club in Denton, Texas. OSU finished 36-under 828 as a team, 13 shots ahead of runner-up Texas Tech OSU’s Caley McGinty finished third in the individual race at 12-under par.

ALONZO ADAMS/USA TODAY SPORTS Oklahoma State wrestling coach John Smith, left, and his Cowboys will get a remodeled locker room thanks to a $1 million gift from an anonymous donor.