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Wolverines Play-off Journey Ends The journey through the district, regional and area tournaments can be tough. Every team begins with a chance to make it to the Big House.
Jace Dockery is the Holdenville News Scholar Athlete of the Week. Jace is a straight A student, works at Walmart, and pitches for the Wolverine baseball team!

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The Holdenville Boys and Girls basketball teams began the regional tournament with a disastrous night at Jones. The girls began the night with a 27-33 lost to the Longhorns and the Holdenville Boys followed with a 4968 loss.
Sometimes Holdenville’s Kase Sipes moves so fast he can make a defender’s dreadlocks twirl. Sipes made a quick move and Okmulgee’s Javin Hutchison’s dreadlocks just couldn’t keep up.

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Wolverines Win District Championships Coach Dillion Snow’s Holdenville Wolverine Basketball Teams have won both the boys’ and girls’ district championship trophies. The girls started the evening with a dominating 67-19 win over the Little Axe Indians.
DISTRICT CHAMPS,,,,, The Holdenville Girls Basketball Team defeated the Little Axe Indians 67-19 to earn the 2025 District Championship. Team members are: Lexxi Goolsby, Darcy Shepherd, K’mari Earley, Bella Smith, Ally Inselman, Princess O’Neill. Eric Monroe, Leslie Carter, Brittany Skipworth, Mady Richmond, Dillon Snow, Makayla Blackshire, Aaron Laster, Virginia Piza, Myah Olden, Dixie Gamble, Marissa Shaffer.

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What’s Next The Wolverines will travel to Jones on Thursday to face the Jones Longhorns in the first round of the regional tournament. The Longhorns have the privilege of playing on their home court because they a new modern gymnasium.
Holdenville’s Kmari Earley breaks away the Little Axe defenders on her way to score a basket in the Wolverines’ district championship 67 -19 win. The girls will travel to Jones on Thursday to begin regional tournament play.

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The Holdenville High School Boy’s Basketball Team has earned the 66 Conference Championship Trophy. ( Actually …..Holdenville High School has earned the right to purchase their own trophy because the 66 Conference Members bylaws indicate if you win the championship you can buy your own trophy.) Friday’s performance would indicate that Holdenville deserves a six foot tall trophy because the Wolverines stood tall when they battled the 8th ranked Chandler Lions.
Brayden Black is the Holdenville News Scholar Athlete of the Week. Brayden is an Honor Roll Student and participates in multiple sports at Holdenville High.

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WOLVERINE BOYS WHIP ATOKA AND KINGSTON The Holdenville Boys’ Basketball team earned two impressive wins this past week. The boys whipped Atoka 86-34 and Kingston 58-53.
COACH LESLIE PHILLIPS-CARTE’S 7&8 GRADE GIRL’S BASKETBALL TEAM HAS WON 12 GAMES THIS SEASON. The girls paused from their winning ways to pose for a team picture. Team members are: L to R: Payleigh Enos, Lucca Smith, Harlow Evans, Abigail Taylor, Myhakv Larney, Mekv Larney, Maleah Bennet, Asst. coach Marissa Shaffer, and Brinley Kespiller.
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