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OSSAA Divides Class 2A The Oklahoma Secondary Schools Athletic Association has divided class 2A into 2 divisions. Class 2A has traditionally had 124 teams and there’s a significant variation in the size of the schools.
Holdenville first baseman, Autumn Jackson, prepares to throw a runner out at home during a pre-season drill. The Wolverines will open the season at Lexington on August12th.

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Wolverine Softball Team Scrimmages at Norman The Holdenville Wolverine fast pitch softball team will travel to Norman on Tuesday for their first scrimmage of the 2024 season. The games will begin in 2 weeks and the scrimmages are just supposed to get the team ready for the season opener at Lexington on August 12.
Wolverine shortstop, Darcy Shepherd, dove to stop an obvious base hit and then threw to third base. Darcy is a sophomore and is expected to be one of Holdenville’s best hitters!

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Wolverines picked 2nd in District Although the first day of practice is three weeks away, the hype for the 2024 football season has already begun. The pre-season rankings have placed the Holdenville Wolverines as the 7th best team in Class 2A and the pre-season prognosis for the 2A -2 district has the Wolverines as the district runner-up.
Wolverine senior, Autumn Jackson, flashed a big smile as she completed her mile run on the first day of softball practice. The softball team has been working hard to prepare for the upcoming season.

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Wolverine Basketball Team Dominates Summer Camps Holdenville Head Basketball Coach, Dillion Snow, has multiple good reasons to be proud of his team’s progress over the summer. The Wolverines played some tough competition in June and posted an impressive 34-4 record.
Wall of honor.....The Holdenville High School football team has been putting in the work this summer! The chart on the wall in the weight room is impressive and is on display to show the results of their hard work.

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Wolverine Softball Girls have been busy The Holdenville Defender 8U softball team put their ring hands on home plate to commemorate their season. The rings were awarded to the Defenders for their runner-up performance in the World Series! Holdenville Defenders World Series Runner-up The Holdenville Defenders 8U softball team earned a trip to the World Series with a perfect 22-0 season record and came up a bit short of winning the championship trophy.
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Holdenville Defenders qualify for World Series Patty Gasso and the Oklahoma Sooners proved to the world that they were the best team in NCAA Division I softball by winning the Women’s College World Series in Oklahoma City. Holdenville has their own version of a great softball team and they’re on a quest to prove that they are the best of the best.
THE HOLDENVILLE DEFENDERS ARE HEADED TO THE 8U WORLD SERIES IN SPRINGDALE ARKANSAS. The team has earned some serious hardware while they amassed a 22-0 record in league play. Left to right: (Front Row) Merci Johnson, Emma Jett, Skyler Wood, Journee Foster (Back Row) Melody Shaffer, Tinley Barkhimer, Piper Robinson, Molli Arthur, Bristol Langdon, Avery Johnson, Cami Grizzle (Coaches) Tanner Robinson, Cody Johnson, Colt Jett

Class of 1964 to Meet for 60th Reunion

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A-TEAM KNEELING left to right: Johnson Tiger, Rick Trammel, Hartzel Schaff, Dale Jenkins, Rick McCoin, Mike Flatt, Leonirc Harjo. STANDING: Richard Nolen, Jim Moeller, Mike Stripling, Johnny Bell, Jerry Moeller, Robert Zolicoffer, Coach Self.
Class of 1964 to Meet for 60th Reunion

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It’s time for some WNBA players to go to the Principal’s office There’s a theory amongst adults that the cruelest animal on the earth can be a middle school girl! A middle school age human is capable of saying and doing things to their own species that no other animal would do. ( Except maybe a praying mantis that bites off her mates head!) Imagine a scenario where a new girl arrives at school.
The Wolverines had impressive showings in both their team camps. Coach Barker has record numbers of his athletes participating in ‘Summer Pride’ !

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Football Stadium History The construction of the Holdenville High School football field was began in 1936 and completed in 1941. The stadium holds a multitude of childhood memories for everyone who has ever played inside that sand rock structure.There are many, many memories of whiffle ball games that were played in the southeast corner of the stadium.
FOUR HOLDENVILLE SENIORS WERE SELECTED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE NATIVE AMERICAN ALL-STATE FOOTBALL GAME! #56 Zeke De La Rosa,#54, Isaiah Tiger,#9, Cash Carter and #1Izaia King are proudly holding their winning medals!
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