Basketball Homecoming Saturday The 2022 basketball homecoming ceremony is set for Saturday at 1 P.M. The original date was January 15 but the opponent for the homecoming game was unable to field a team because of a Covid outbreak.

1. Dry camping fees increase from $5.00/night to $10.00/night.

COVID postpones Homecoming This COVID stuff is disrupting everything! And how dare it interfere with Homecoming? There’s always been a joke between coaches about homecomings …..We know there’s going to be a homecoming ceremony and a dance and there’s a rumor there’s going to be a ball game! What if the opponent can’t play because they can’t put a complete team on the court? The answer……You postpone homecoming until the visiting can play! Thus the new date for homecoming is January 29 and hopefully both teams will be able to field a team! Holdenville drops two at Okemah Okemah is a tough place to play! The Panthers are always good and it’s really hard to defeat them on their home court! The ever improving Holdenville boys played well at Okemah and came within a basket of tying the Panthers. Brayden McLean poured in 22 points to lead the Wolverines in scoring in Holdenville’s 57-55 loss to the Panthers.

Wolverines earn trophies Sometimes you just say I’m fed up and I’m not taking it anymore! Apparently that’s the attitude the Holdenville Boy’s basketball team has taken when it comes to playing Wewoka! The Wolverines have been a doormat to the Tigers for as long as anyone can remember. Most of the contests between the schools have been a humiliating experience for Holdenville.

Basketball season resumes Old Coaches will tell you there’s three parts to basketball season. There’s pre-Christmas, post Christmas and the play-offs.

Holdenville Softball Coach recaps season. The Holdenville fast pitch softball squad had quite a season! The team finished strong and although Coach Rick Scott’s team fell just short of making it to the state tournament, they did manage to achieve the majority of their goals.

Jekyll and Hyde week for Wolverines The Holdenville boys played their best basketball of the year on Tuesday and their worst of the year on Friday. The Holdenville girls were just the opposite.

Holdenville girls earn trophy The Holdenville High School girl’s basketball team won three games this past week and lost one. Holdenville began the week with a 58-34 victory over McLoud.

Kate Lefthand brings the ball up the court in Holdenville’s contest with McLoud. Kate scored 10 points in Holdenville’s 58-34 win.

Lady Wolverines win one lose one The Lady Wolverine basketball team opened the week with a hard fought 44-51 loss to Seminole and finished the week with a 48-22 whipping of Atoka. The Wolverines fell behind Seminole early and trailed 18-24 at the half.