COACH DILLION SNOW AND KASE SIPES REPRESENTED THE HOLDENVILLE WOLVERINES IN THE OKLAHOMA BOYS BASKETBALL ALL-STAR GAME.

The 2025-2026 Wolverine sports seasons are a mere 4 weeks away! Four weeks from this paper’s publishing date will be July 15 which is the first day of practice for the Fall softball season.

The Wolverines were well represented at the Oklahoma Basketball Association All-Star Boys’ Basketball Games. Sipes and his Coach, Dillion Snow, earned the honor of being named as an All-Star Player and All-Star Coach with their outstanding playing and coaching with an outstanding 2024-2025 season.

Wolverine Coach says team is making progress. Holdenville Head Football Coach David Barker had this to say when asked to sum up the Holdenville Wolverines off season progress: “The Wolverines came into the spring with a lot of returners.

For the first time in 24 years, the Eastern Oklahoma State College Mountaineers punched their ticket to the NJCAA World Series— marking a historic milestone for the program, the college, and the communities that support them.

Holdenville Public Schools has hired a new softball coach! The school administration may have hit a home run with this new hire! Hannah Howell has extremely awesome credentials and she has agreed to coach at Holdenville and be in charge of the Wolverine Softball Program.

Transition Time There’s lots of things going on with Wolverine sports. Several 2025 seniors are participating in all-star games, one major sport is without a coach and the underclassmen are preparing for the 2025-2026 sports seasons.

VILLE-ANS TAKE FIRST PLACE AT BATTLE IN THE PAINT TOURNAMENT IN ADA.

Malachi Henderson, Myah Olden and Bella Smith have been formally inducted into the Holdenville High School Athletic Hall Of Fame.

Holdenville High School track athlete, KylieRae Leftwich, finished 4th in her flight at the state track meet in Plainview. Leftwhich threw 92’4” to finish in the top half of her flight and 12th overall.