Brian Shrull
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Brian Shrull joined the News Channel 6 team as the Sports Director in June of 2018. In 2020, he moved to mornings where he helps people in Texoma wake up informed with the latest local news.
Brian graduated with a degree in Sports Media at Oklahoma State University.
In Brian’s time off, he surrounds himself with sports because he is still a big fan. With his new schedule there’s time in the afternoons to improve his golf game, and he says any tips are much appreciated.
Please say hi if you see Brian in the community. If you have any stories ideas feel free to email him at bshrull@kauz.com.
”Only place I felt safe was on the water, it was therapy pretty much."
“It all kind of translates, leadership and hard work and dedication.”
Graham ISD is experiencing issues with remote learning because of an internet failure.
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Holliday will open the season Thursday, August 27th hosting another top team in the area, the Iowa Park Hawks.
Rider and WFHS affected by UIL delay, everyone will play as scheduled this fall
Reay succeeds Noel Johnson, who passed away following a 14-month bout with ovarian cancer this month.
More than a year later, her fight has come to an end as she passed away Tuesday morning at the age of 47.
The North Texas Chapter will start new officials training on June 1st.
Windthorst celebrated three softball players in two days
Carl Wiersema is one of three inductees in the 2020 class.
"We’ve been playing together since fourth grade and we get to do it for four more years.”
The Maskat Shrine Oil Bowl released rosters for the canceled 2020 all-star games.
Two Texoma student-athletes sign for college
“Part of our job here is to lift people up and give them encouragement and hope,"
"The biggest concern is our player’s mental health, academic health and then their physical state."
"I’m going to remember it for the rest of my life and it means a lot to me.”
"I would rather people wonder if we overreacted as opposed to underreacting.”
For the first time since its inception in 1938, the Maskat Shrine Oil Bowl, will not take place because of COVID-19.
Three boys soccer players signed to play collegiate soccer in a special celebration.
As the Jackrabbits head coach, Horton compiled a 21-38 record.
“I’ve never had that gym so packed and everyone cheering and being so loud,"
"I guess we shouldn’t be sad that it’s over, be happy that it happened.”
"You can’t get it back, it’s definitely a once in a lifetime chance.”
"I’ve always look forward to this year, I’ve worked so hard to get to this spot and it meant a lot.”
"We’ve always had a really good bond together playing all sports.”
The Lady Bulldogs turn to Kirsti Degelia to take over the program
Jason Tucker will take over the Coyotes program after a 20-year coaching career up till now.
"I knew it could happen but I really was hoping that we could play so it was upsetting.”
“It’s a hobby, it’s something my wife and I can do together and it’s fun,"
Macha invited family to the backyard for a socially-distant signing ceremony
The UIL cancels all sports and sanctioned contests for the remainder of school year.