WOLVERINES ARE DISTRICT CHAMPS

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The Wolverines were behind 32-47 when Coach Dillion Snow called a time out shortly after half-time. Things were look-ing bleak and something needed to change. Holdenville couldn’t make a shot and Jones couldn’t miss. What ever Coach Snow said inspired his team to play better. Things weren’t going well. The Wolverines weren’t playing well. They had almost zero confidence and Jones was full of confidence and looked unbeatable.
Rowdy Elkins shot 17 free throws in the Wolverines game with Jones and made 16. Holdenville will play the first round in the regional tournament at Jones on Tuesday at 7:30.

Wolverine Sports by Tom Turner

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Lady Powerlifters head to Regionals The Holdenville High School Girls’ Powerlifting Team made a good showing at the meet in Chandler. Lainee Yates, Madisyn Wilkerson, Lani Dentler, Raelee Johnson and Kylierae Leftwich all won medals at the meet.
Holdenville All-State basketball player, Kase Sipes, was presented with an All-State Jacket at a recent varsity game. Kase earned All-State Honors during the Wolverines 2024-2025 season

Wolverine Sports by Tom Turner

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WOLVERINE POWER LIFTERS ARE SUPERSTARS Holdenville has been a significant force in the sport of powerlifting ever since Coach Butch Rawls introduced the sport to the Wolverines in the early 1990’s. The sport became popular under Rawls’ leadership and in the past decade it has picked up momentum throughout the state.
Holdenville’e Virginia Piza evades. an Atoks defender on her way to the basket.

Wolverine Sports by Tom Turner

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HOLDENVILLE GIRLS DEFEAT BEGGS IN OVERTIME The Holdenville girls won a thriller at Beggs. The girls pulled off a late rally and sank key buckets when they needed them.
Darcy Shepherd shows a look of concentration as she prepares to sink a free throw. Darcy sank 2 key free throws to send the game into overtime at Bristow.
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