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Athlete Spotlight with Duncan’s Khi Haynes – Presented by Don Graham – Ameriprise
Duncan High School sophomore Khi Haynes is already making an impact for the Demons as a football player and track athlete. On the football field, Haynes contributes at running back and defensive back, bringing versatility and a competitive mindset to both sides of the ball. For Haynes, the motivation behind...
chickashaathletics.org
Athlete Spotlight with Chickasha’s Sean Hall – Presented by Brooks Bank
Sean Hall is an 11th-grade student-athlete at Chickasha High School who competes in football and wrestling. Whether he is preparing for a rivalry game under the lights or working through a tough practice, Hall approaches both sports with a commitment to his teammates and school. For Hall, the people around...
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Oklahoma amputees find strength, community through rock climbing
TULSA, Okla. - A group of amputees is determined to stay both physically and mentally healthy through rock climbing. In today’s Health Matters with TSET, Amy Slanchik shows us how some Oklahomans are overcoming the odds. Inside Climb Tulsa, the walls are being conquered one move at a time....
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Athlete Spotlight with Altus’s Jacob Johnson – Presented by Red River FCU
Altus High School senior Jacob Johnson brings a physical, team-first mindset to everything he does. A guard and nose tackle for the Bulldogs, Johnson also competes in powerlifting, embracing the demanding work required to make an impact in both sports. Johnson’s faith serves as his central source of motivation. He...
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Men’s golf heads to Oklahoma for The Hrnciar
DURANGO, Colo. – The Fort Lewis men's golf team returns from its two weeks of rest this Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 5-6, at The Hrnciar over at The Territory Golf Club in Duncan, Oklahoma. Tournament Details. The Hrnciar. Monday & Tuesday, Oct. 5-6 Duncan, Okla. – The Territory Golf...
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Elgin’s Ayanna Brewington – Presented by Farm Credit of Western Oklahoma
The best moments in Aaliyah Rodriguez’s high school career have not always come with a finish-line photo or under the bright lights of a cheer performance. For the Elgin High School junior, the people beside her have made the greatest impact. Whether she is competing in track, cheering for...
The Oklahoman
Oklahoma State wrestling invitational won't be 'typical just boring tournament'
STILLWATER — The OSU Invitational to start Oklahoma State's 2026-27 wrestling schedule on Nov. 1 won't be a "boring" tournament. OSU wrestling coach David Taylor said there will be some of the bells and whistles that have become a signature touch at Oklahoma State home duals. "So, it’s not going to be a typical just boring tournament," Taylor said. "There’s going to be elements of production and it’s going to be better than most tournaments out there minus maybe conference tournaments and national tournaments, probably." The invitational features Gardner-Webb, Little Rock and SIU-Edwardsville and OSU in bracketed competition. The main draw will be watching how Cowboy wrestlers compete against each other. Because of tournament format, Taylor said he'd like every Cowboy to have a chance to wrestle. "I think, looking back last year, a couple of our guys probably could have benefitted from more matches," Taylor said. "It’ll be the first chance to watch our team wrestle, so it’s good to get our guys out of the room and get them wrestling against other people. It’ll be good. I think you got to continually find ways to think outside the box and create fun entertaining things and I think this
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Stratford falls short in Frederick
Stratford fell behind early and couldn’t catch up at Frederick Sept. 25, falling to the Bombers 36-22. “We came up short against a good Frederick team tonight, battling through a tough game that included five turnovers and struggles on defense,” Stratford Coach James Martin said. “We didn’t play up to Bulldog standards, but this team will not use it as an excuse. We’ll own the mistakes, learn from them, and get back to work on Monday. There’s a lot of football left to play, and we will get better together.”
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LPS superintendent addresses Ike incident, football stadium capacities, strategic plan
LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - Lawton Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Neal Weaver discussed hazing prevention training, stadium capacity issues and a district-wide strategic planning survey in an interview on Good Morning Texoma. Eisenhower High School incident. Court documents show hazing charges have been brought against former Eisenhower High School basketball coach...
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PCH Head Football Coach Tanner Bowman Talks Homecoming against Cyril
CTB Sports Director Derek Darr sat down with PCH Head Football Coach Tanner Bowman to talk about Homecoming against Cyril. The coach began by sharing what has led to the team’s success this year:. “If you watch us play, the thing that probably sticks out the most is just...
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Jackson’s 404 passing yards lead Dewar past Waurika
Jake Jackson threw for 404 yards and four touchdowns, and Tanner Wilson scored three times as Dewar defeated Waurika 46-14 Friday, Sept. 25. The Dragons led 14-0 after the first quarter, but Waurika stayed within reach until Dewar pulled away with 24 unanswered points in the fourth. Wilson caught two touchdown passes and returned an interception for the final score.
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In This Rural Oklahoma Town, Rodeo Means Bucking Bulls, Broncos And Kids Riding Sheep
Some of the best nights in Oklahoma start with a gravel lot, a set of bleachers, and no big plans at all. You show up expecting a quick look and end up staying until the last ride, cheering louder than you meant to. Out here, a small arena can hold...
sevenlakes.news
Showers and Storms Move Out of Oklahoma Into Northwest Arkansas Including Fayetteville, Springdale, and Fort Smith Ahead of Razorbacks Kickoff Saturday Evening
ARKANSAS — Showers and thunderstorms are moving east out of Oklahoma and into northwest Arkansas on Saturday evening, raising questions for fans heading to the Razorbacks football game. Radar shows a band of storms stretching from Muskogee northeast toward Joplin, with activity pushing toward the Fayetteville and Springdale area. The rain is expected to progress through the region, and the game is not expected to see non-stop rain or storms, while most of Arkansas stays dry this evening.