Alumni lounge lit by warm lamps with crimson pennants

OU Club of San Antonio

Alumni chapter serving South Texas

Crimson runs deep,
even in Texas.

Boomer Sooner from the Alamo City — watch parties, service days, and scholarships that send South Texas students to Norman, run by alumni who never left the family.

Watch parties every game day, kickoff to final whistle.

Alumni cheering at a game day watch partyChapter tailgate with grills and folding tablesScholarship handoff to a local studentMembers walking the San Antonio river promenadeVolunteers packing food boxes togetherCrimson gala dinner tables and toastsCharity golf tournament foursome on the teeStudent send-off party with familiesAlumni cheering at a game day watch partyChapter tailgate with grills and folding tablesScholarship handoff to a local studentMembers walking the San Antonio river promenadeVolunteers packing food boxes togetherCrimson gala dinner tables and toastsCharity golf tournament foursome on the teeStudent send-off party with families
I moved here for work and found my whole Sooner family.

Dana Whitfield, class of 2009

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What members say

4.9/5 from chapter surveys

First watch party I walked into alone. By halftime I had six new friends and a standing invite.

Dana Whitfield

Dana Whitfield

Class of 2009, Alamo Heights

The scholarship committee gave my daughter's classmate a real shot at Norman. That is the chapter in one sentence.

Marcus Ibarra

Marcus Ibarra

Class of 1996, Stone Oak

I joined for football and stayed for the network. Two job leads came straight from members-only posts.

Priya Raman

Priya Raman

Class of 2018, Downtown

Forty years out of Norman and this room still feels like the South Oval on a Saturday morning.

Walt Boren

Walt Boren

Class of 1981, Boerne

The student rate got me in the door and the send-off party got my whole family cheering.

Elena Cortez

Elena Cortez

Class of 2024, UTSA transfer

First watch party I walked into alone. By halftime I had six new friends and a standing invite.

Dana Whitfield

Dana Whitfield

Class of 2009, Alamo Heights

The scholarship committee gave my daughter's classmate a real shot at Norman. That is the chapter in one sentence.

Marcus Ibarra

Marcus Ibarra

Class of 1996, Stone Oak

I joined for football and stayed for the network. Two job leads came straight from members-only posts.

Priya Raman

Priya Raman

Class of 2018, Downtown

Forty years out of Norman and this room still feels like the South Oval on a Saturday morning.

Walt Boren

Walt Boren

Class of 1981, Boerne

The student rate got me in the door and the send-off party got my whole family cheering.

Elena Cortez

Elena Cortez

Class of 2024, UTSA transfer

First watch party I walked into alone. By halftime I had six new friends and a standing invite.

Dana Whitfield

Dana Whitfield

Class of 2009, Alamo Heights

The scholarship committee gave my daughter's classmate a real shot at Norman. That is the chapter in one sentence.

Marcus Ibarra

Marcus Ibarra

Class of 1996, Stone Oak

I joined for football and stayed for the network. Two job leads came straight from members-only posts.

Priya Raman

Priya Raman

Class of 2018, Downtown

Forty years out of Norman and this room still feels like the South Oval on a Saturday morning.

Walt Boren

Walt Boren

Class of 1981, Boerne

The student rate got me in the door and the send-off party got my whole family cheering.

Elena Cortez

Elena Cortez

Class of 2024, UTSA transfer

Watch Parties

Every Sooner kickoff, one crimson room in Alamo Heights

Members watching a game on big screens

Scholarship Fund

Sending San Antonio students to Norman, one class at a time

Graduate holding a scholarship certificate with family

Service Saturdays

Alumni volunteering across South Texas neighborhoods

Volunteers planting trees in a neighborhood park
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