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Wolverines will be good! But how good? The OSSAA designated time for Dead Week will end Sunday, July 9 which means Summer Pride work-outs can resume on July 10. Fall softball and cross country practice can officially begin July 15.

Summer Pride Produces Improvement The Holdenville Athletic Program has developed one of the states most productive summer programs. Coach David Barker’s football team has had record participation.

Don’t kill the umpire! The fans described in the famous poem Casey at the Bat, yelled Kill The Umpire when the man in blue called the first strike on the mighty Casey.

Audrey Miller, Mylisha Miller attended The American Legion Auxiliary 80th annual Oklahoma Girl’s State. May 28th-June2nd. They would like to Thank the American Legion and ESA for their sponsorship.

Endeavor Games I’ve officiated a lot of track meets in my time, but the UCO Endeavor Games are the most unique and rewarding! The mission statement for the games says it all! The Endeavor games exists to create equitable access to sport competition for individuals with physical disabilities.

WOLVERINES SHINE IN TEAM CAMPS The Holdenville Wolverine football has attended 2 football camps this summer and their enthusiasm and intensity has given the coaching staff plenty of reasons to be optimistic about the 2023 season.

Pardon me for writing in first person but when I went to the cemetery on Memorial Day Weekend my memory drifted back to a decade or so ago when I ask my friend Larry Langwell how he got an ugly scar on his leg. Larry’s reply puzzled me because he said the scar was received on his senior trip.

Holdenville High School graduate, Angel Johnson, has been selected to replace veteran coach, Rick Scott, as the Wolverine head softball coach. Scott is leaving the program after 2 years of leading the Wolverines as softball team’s head coach.

Wolverine Relay Teams set school records. The Holdenville High School 4 X 100 relay team began the state track meet with a record setting performance.