Holdenville Basketball teams Continue to Improve The Holdenville girls were supposed to host Okmulgee last Tuesday, but the Covid virus forced the Lady Bulldogs to stay home. Holdenville head girls’ coach, Jace Johnson wanted to play so when he got word that the Noble Bears were looking for a game, the Wolverines loaded the bus and headed to Noble.

Holdenville’s, Jacob Cox, scored the winning bucket in the Wolverines’ win over Okmulgee. Cox banked a three point shot with 2.3 seconds left to give the.

Wolverine Boys and Girls earn 66 Conference Trophies The Holdenville High School varsity boys’ and girls’ are definitely playing their best basketball of the year! Both squads are approaching the top of their game as the season inches closer and closer to state play-off time. The boys humiliated Stroud to bring home the consolation championship trophy and the girls defeated Chandler, lost to Seminole and then came back to defeat Stroud to earn the third place trophy.

Holdenville Girls extend winning streak The Holdenville High School girls’ basketball team extended their post Christmas winning streak to six in a row last week by whipping Okemah 57-33 and Meeker 51-28. The girls have now won a total of eight in a row and have a 9-3 record for the season.

Holdenville Girls win Tiger Classic The Holdenville High School girls’ basketball team opened the new year with a hot hand! The Lady Wolverines played four games in a span of 5 days and won all four contests. The Wolverines opened the busy week with a 43-35 win over Allen and followed up with three victories in the Tiger Classic at Konawa High School.

State Universities Shine in Bowl Games Oklahoma’s three division I football schools played well in their respective bowl games. Oklahoma State defeated Miami 37-34 in the Cheez-It Bowl.

College Recruiting and the Stars Signing day has come and gone. People in the “Know” have selected Lincoln Riley’s group of recruits as the best in the Big 12.

Holdenville hosts Wewoka Both Holdenville Basketball teams are fresh off wins in the consolation finals at the Latta Tournament and both the boys and girls hope to carryover that momentum when they play host to their number one rival, Wewoka, on Tuesday. Holdenville had a rough start in last week’s action with both teams dropping games on the road at Class 4A Mcloud and continued to drop games in the first round of the Latta Tournament.

Wolverine Basketball Begins The Holdenville Wolverine basketball season began Thursday at Seminole with both the boys’ and girls’ teams dropping contests to the Chieftains. The Wolverines were fresh out of Covid-19 quarantine and it was obvious that Holdenville was a bit short on practice time.

Football Off-Season Begins There was a tremendous contrast between the 2019 Wolverine football team and the 2020 football squad. The Wolverines made a jump from being non-competitive to competitive.