NorCal Sooner
4/13/2011, 04:19 PM
(OU Sports Information)
Oklahoma’s student-athletes have proven their talent in sports endeavors. On Monday, April 18, they’ll try to do the same on stage.
The second Annual Sooners Got Talent Show is set for 7 p.m., on that date, at the Reynolds Performing Arts Center on the OU Campus. The doors will open at 6 p.m.
Among the acts scheduled are women’s golfer Mariah Montoya, who will sing and play the guitar, a dance-off between the men’s and women’s tennis teams, a dance performance by the wrestling team and a dance performance by football player James Winchester.
A special performance will be presented by former Sooner football player Brian Lepak, who brought down the house last year with his rendition of Billy Paul’s hit, Me and Mrs. Jones.
Last year’s winner was men’s golfer Chris Wilson, who performed a piano solo.
Tickets are $5 each and may be purchased in advance of the show date from the OU Athletics Ticket Office on the west side of Gaylord Family – Oklahoma Memorial Stadium or on the night of the event. OU students will be admitted free with a current university ID and all children ages 5 and younger also will be admitted at no charge.
Proceeds from the Sooners Got Talent will benefit the Children’s Hospital at the OU Medical Center.
The event is sponsored by University of Oklahoma Student Life, OU Student Alumni Association, Coca-Cola and Chesapeake.
What I want to know is why Tony Jefferson is not on the list singing Justin Bieber's, "Baby".
Oklahoma’s student-athletes have proven their talent in sports endeavors. On Monday, April 18, they’ll try to do the same on stage.
The second Annual Sooners Got Talent Show is set for 7 p.m., on that date, at the Reynolds Performing Arts Center on the OU Campus. The doors will open at 6 p.m.
Among the acts scheduled are women’s golfer Mariah Montoya, who will sing and play the guitar, a dance-off between the men’s and women’s tennis teams, a dance performance by the wrestling team and a dance performance by football player James Winchester.
A special performance will be presented by former Sooner football player Brian Lepak, who brought down the house last year with his rendition of Billy Paul’s hit, Me and Mrs. Jones.
Last year’s winner was men’s golfer Chris Wilson, who performed a piano solo.
Tickets are $5 each and may be purchased in advance of the show date from the OU Athletics Ticket Office on the west side of Gaylord Family – Oklahoma Memorial Stadium or on the night of the event. OU students will be admitted free with a current university ID and all children ages 5 and younger also will be admitted at no charge.
Proceeds from the Sooners Got Talent will benefit the Children’s Hospital at the OU Medical Center.
The event is sponsored by University of Oklahoma Student Life, OU Student Alumni Association, Coca-Cola and Chesapeake.
What I want to know is why Tony Jefferson is not on the list singing Justin Bieber's, "Baby".