2024 Chouteau-Mazie Football Preview – Presented by Welch State Bank
CHOUTEAU-MAZIE WILDCATS Coach: JEFF BROWN 3-7 OFFENSE Every season has its own set of challenges. Playing in a tough district is common, and for small schools, having numbers is another hill to climb. For coach Jeff Brown and the Chouteau-Mazie Wildcats, facing those challenges head on is what they do. “We lost a good group […]
2024 Locust Grove Football Preview – Presented by The Wood Shed
LOCUST GROVE PIRATES Coach: PAUL HIX 3-7 SCHEDULE:8-30 – vs. Dewey9-6 – at Salina9-13 – vs. Adair9-27 – at Checotah10-4 – vs. Eufaula10-11 – at Lincoln Christian10-18 – vs. Idabel10-25 – vs. Stigler11-1 – vs. Holland Hall11-8 – at Muldrow OFFENSE The Pirates return nine starters to the offense including their quarterback who burst onto […]
2024 Adair Football Preview – Presented by The Wood Shed
ADAIR WARRIORS Coach: BRAD BRADBURY SCHEDULE:8-30 – vs. Jay9-6 – vs. Inola9-27 – at Salina10-4 – vs. Chelsea10-11 – at Kansas10-17 – vs. Colcord10-25 – vs. Keys11-1 – at Wyandotte11-8 – at Commerce OFFENSE The Warriors advanced to the second round of the playoffs last season before being eliminated. This season, they will look to […]
2024 Salina Football Preview – Presented by Hooker’s Sports Grill
SALINA WILDCATS Coach: SCOTT HARMON SCHEDULE:8-30 – at Quapaw9-6 – vs. Locust Grove9-20 – at Chouteau9-27 – vs. Adair10-4 – at Commerce10-10 – vs. Keys10-18 – at Wyandotte10-25 – at Kansas11-1 – vs. Colcord11-8 – at Chelsea OFFENSEThe Wildcats are entering the 2024 campaign looking to end a three-year playoff drought. Scott Harmon is in […]
2024 South Coffeyville Football Preview – Presented by Welch State Bank
SOUTH COFFEYVILLE LIONS Coach: DAVID PERKINS 0-10 OFFENSE As coach David Perkins looks to rebuild the Lions football program, implementing a new system and getting players to buy in was the top priority entering the summer. Coach Perkins said several younger players took the field last season and that experience could be something the team […]
2024 Copan Football Preview – Presented by Welch State Bank
COPAN HORNETS Coach: MARSHALL FOREMAN 5-6 OFFENSE For the past two years, Copan has been best described as a young football team. “Now, all those kids have experience,” fourth-year head coach Marshall Foreman said. “So looking to take a big jump this year. We have high expectations.” Quarterback Kane Foreman (6-3, 225, Jr.) threw for […]
2024 Dewey Football Preview – Presented by ConocoPhillips
DEWEY BULLDOGGERS Coach: RYAN RICHARDSON 1-9 OFFENSE The Bulldoggers enter this season ready to grow and learn from last season. Third-year head coach Ryan Richardson says that he is looking forward to seeing what his team can accomplish against some newer competition. “We are looking to take a step forward after playing a lot of […]
2024 Pryor Football Preview – Presented by Rhett Minson – State Farm Insurance
PRYOR TIGERS Coach: KENNY DAVIS QUICK HITS:The Tigers open the season at Sallisaw. The teams haven’t played since 2002. The Tigers will be looking to even the series that began in 1982 at five wins a side. Pryor bounced back from a 72-7 loss to Grove in 2022, with a 46-7 win over the Ridgerunners […]
Bartlesville’s Sarah Demuth – Mom of the Month – Presented by Restorations Medical Spa
Mom of the Month: Sarah Demuth-Bartlesville Volleyball By Trina Walker Moms like Sarah Demuth are the backbone of school athletics programs. Sarah is on the booster board and is the team mom for Bartlesville High School’s varsity volleyball team. She encourages all parents to be involved in their kid’sactivities. “Just be present! Help where you can, it does not have to be big. Every little bit is always appreciated. The kids want to know you […]
Bartlesville’s Jeremy Williams – Teacher of the Month – Presented by Union State Bank
Jeremy Williams – Bartlesville High School STEM teacher By Trina Walker Student-athletes are students first. Jeremy Williams, Bartlesville High School STEM teacher, believes both athletic and academic competitions create a positive school culture boosting school spirit, identity, and pride. As school representatives it is important that student-athletes “do their job in the classroom, set an example for their peers, and apply the same leadership skills they’ve developed on the field in the classroom,” he said. […]