Storm Schedule To Change For Remainder Of Season
May 4, 2007 - United States Basketball League (USBL)
Oklahoma Storm News Release
ENID, OK-The Oklahoma Storm made some changes to both their home and road schedule for the next week and for the remainder of the season after the Jackson Wildcats folded their operations on Monday.
After tonight's regularly scheduled game at Dodge City, the Storm will go to Kansas to take on the Cagerz on Saturday, May 5 at 7 p.m. The Storm was scheduled to play Jackson on Tuesday and Thursday, May 8 and 10 at Mark Price Arena. The Tuesday game has been postponed and will be played against a team and on a date to be determined. The Storm will go to Dodge City for a newly scheduled game on Wednesday, May 9, before returning home for games on Thursday, May 10 vs. Dodge City, Friday May 11 and Sunday, May 13 against Kansas and Tuesday, May 15 vs. the Brooklyn Kings.
The United States Basketball League is still trying to finalize the schedule for the remainder of the season.
All tickets sold for Tuesday's scheduled game will be honored at the make-up game later in the season.
For more information, contact the Storm office at (580) 237-8676.
OKLAHOMA STORM SCHEDULE FOR UPCOMING WEEK
All Home Games Tip-off at 7 p.m. at Mark Price Arena
Friday May 4: at Dodge City Legend
Saturday, May 5: at Kansas Cagerz
Wednesday, May 9: at Dodge City Legend
Thursday May 10: vs. Dodge City Legend
Friday May 11: vs. Kansas Cagerz
Sunday May 13: vs. Kansas Cagerz
Tuesday May 15: vs. Brooklyn Kings
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