Wolverines Awarded All-State Honors A total of six Holdenville athletes have been awarded Native American All-State honors.

Wolverine track coach, Darin Johnson, posed a good question when he asked, “How many times have you seen a track meet postponed?” That’s a good question because it’s certainly rare when track meets are moved to a different date because of the weather! This weekend was one of those rare occasions.

Wolverines Excel on Senior night Monday night was senior night for both the baseball team and the softball team.

Court Ruling May Change Wolverine Schedule A group of Oklahoma private schools filed a lawsuit against the Oklahoma Secondary Schools Activity Association regarding play-off classifications and a district judge has ruled in favor of the private schools.

Wolverine Track Teams Shine at Okemah The Holdenville Boy’s and Girls Track teams earned a multitude of medals at The Okemah Invitational Track Meet. The girls managed to score 77.50 points and finished 4th in the team standings.

Wolverines shine in weekly play The Holdenville High School track team traveled to Henryetta on Friday and several athletes brought home medals. Daisy Wood, Destiny Jennings, Myah Olden , Blakeli Whiteman, Princess O’ Neil and Chloe Hill won medals.

Wolverines Earn Honors Holdenville Wolverine Head Coach Dillion Snow and four of his players have earned awards from the 66 Conference. Coach Snow has been selected as the 66 Conference Boys Coach of the Year.

Four Wolverines were awarded for their outstanding play during the 2023-24 basketball season. Kase Sipes, Wyatt Seeley, Mike Piza and Izaia King all earned 66 All Conference Honors.

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