Wolverines Win District Championships Coach Dillion Snow’s Holdenville Wolverine Basketball Teams have won both the boys’ and girls’ district championship trophies. The girls started the evening with a dominating 67-19 win over the Little Axe Indians.

What’s Next The Wolverines will travel to Jones on Thursday to face the Jones Longhorns in the first round of the regional tournament. The Longhorns have the privilege of playing on their home court because they a new modern gymnasium.

The Holdenville High School Boy’s Basketball Team has earned the 66 Conference Championship Trophy. ( Actually …..Holdenville High School has earned the right to purchase their own trophy because the 66 Conference Members bylaws indicate if you win the championship you can buy your own trophy.)...

WOLVERINE BOYS WHIP ATOKA AND KINGSTON The Holdenville Boys’ Basketball team earned two impressive wins this past week. The boys whipped Atoka 86-34 and Kingston 58-53.

Anyone who has ever coached will tell you that they look forward to Homecoming and they dread Homecoming. The athletes who play the game can be distracted by a variety of things! The Homecoming festivities began at 5:20 last Friday.

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Malachi Henderson earns All-State Honors Holdenville Running Back, Malachi Henderson has been selected to play in the Oklahoma Coaches Association All-State Game. It’s been over two decades since a Holdenville player has earned the honor of being selected to play in the annual game.

The weather has been an obstacle to the Holdenville Wolverine basketball schedule but they finally had an opportunity to play last Tuesday.

The unpredictable Oklahoma weather has postponed the start of the post Holiday basketball season. The Wolverines were scheduled to play three games last week in the Konawa Tournament but the Oklahoma weather drenched the area with a beautiful nine inch snow.