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Tag Archives: ONEOK Field
15 from ’15
K-State coaching legend Tex Winter poses for a portrait at the Basketball Training Facility in Manhattan, Kansas on January 24, 2015. K-State’s B.J. Finney prepares for the NFL Scouting Combine at Simoneau Sports Performance in Overland Park, Kansas on February 10, … Continue reading →
Posted in Big 12 Conference, California, Coach Tex Winter, K-State, Kansas, Kansas City, News, NFL Scouting Combine, Personal, Photography, Scott D. Weaver Photography LLC, Sports, The Year in Photos
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Tagged Adam Deterding, Ahearn Field House, Akela Jones, B.J. Finney, Big 12 Baseball Championship, Bill Snyder Family Stadium, Brady Sanders, Bramlage Coliseum, California, California State Route 1, Carol Robinson Pentathlon, Carter Yagi, Claire Ross, Coach Bill Snyder, Coach Tex Winter, commercial photography, Dallas, Dane Steinhagen, event photography, Ice Family Basketball Center, Jack Cantele, Jacksonville Jaguars, jellyfish, K-State baseball, K-State football, K-State mens basketball, K-State Sports Extra, K-State tennis, K-State track and field, Kansas, Kansas mens basketball, Kelly McHugh, Kelly Stewart, landscape photography, Manhattan, Marcus Foster, Mark Stewart, Media Day, Monterey, Monterey Bay Aquarium, Natural Bridges State Beach, nature photography, NCAA Heptathlon National Champion, NFL Scouting Combine, Oklahoma, ONEOK Field, Overland Park, Phillips 66 Big 12 Womens Basketball Championship, photojournalism, portrait photography, Santa Cruz, Sara Castellano, Scott D. Weaver Photography, shot put, Simoneau Sports Performance, sports photography, Stephen Hurt, stock photography, Student Union Recreation Center, TCU baseball, Texas, Texas baseball, Texas womens basketball, The ROAR, Tointon Family Stadium, travel photography, Tres Barrera, Tulsa, wedding photography, year in photos
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the 2015 big 12 baseball championship
Baylor’s Adam Toth catches a foul ball against TCU during the Big 12 Baseball Championship at ONEOK Field on May 20, 2015. K-State’s Jake Wodtke leaps over Oklahoma’s Anthony Hermelyn during the Big 12 Baseball Championship at ONEOK Field on May 20, … Continue reading →
Posted in Big 12 Conference, News, Personal, Photography, Scott D. Weaver Photography LLC, Sports
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Tagged Adam Toth, Anthony Hermelyn, Baylor baseball, Chad Donato, Corey Fischer, event photography, Jake Wodtke, K-State baseball, Kyle Mendenhall, Michael Davis, Oklahoma, Oklahoma baseball, Oklahoma State baseball, ONEOK Field, Phillips 66 Big 12 Baseball Championship, Ross Vance, Scott D. Weaver Photography, sports photography, TCU baseball, television camera, Texas baseball, Texas Tech baseball, Tres Barrera, Tulsa, Tyler Wolfe, West Virginia baseball
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