Wolverines wins In overtime! The Holdenville Wolverines beat a solid Meeker Bulldog team last Friday for their second win of the year! That’s as many wins as the Wolverines have won in the last three years! It was definitely a thriller and if you weren’t there you missed one of the finest high school football games that anyone would ever hope to see! The Wolverines scored on their first possession when Izaia King crossed the goal line from 11 yards out. Tatum Sanford added a 2 point conversion run and Holdenville had an early 8-0 lead.

Wolverines Wallop Tigers 70-0. 70-0! Is that score right? That was the big question of the weekend ! And….every time, the answer was the same! The Wolverines completely dominated their rival! Holdenville scored early and often and it was a rout! The entire game could have been summarized after the first possession.

Wolverine Sports by Tom Turner

The Holdenville Wolverine softball team had a break out week! The Wolverines split with Allen Monday, swept Eufaula on Tuesday and then picked up a couple of wins in the 66 Conference Tournament. Holdenville picked up their first win of the year with a 10-9 victory over Allen. Then promptly whipped Eufaula 10-0 and 11-1. Holdenville got on the scoreboard with a 2 run scoring double by Belle McFarland in the Wolverine’s 10-0 win over Eufaula and Cylee Null took advantage of the lead and pitched her first no hitter of the year. The Wolverines added 8 more runs to increase the margin to 10-0 and Holdenville had put together a huge breakout win.

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Team members are: Back Row: Coach Casey LaValley, Coach Abi LaValley, Melissa Merriman, Cylee Null, Kylierae Leftwich, Lilly Scroggins, Autumn Jackson, Makaylie Crawford, Aubri Bowser, Peyton Lockhart, Head Coach Rick Scott. Middle Row: Zyannn, Isabella Smith, Madybelle McFarland, Anayiah Delarosa, Tresley Dennie, Kalena Harper, Melody Cruces, Bayleigh Williams, Hailey Cox Bottom Row: Chloe Hamilton, Isabella Adam

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Wolverines Shine in Scrimmage Holdenville fans that made the trip to Konawa last Thursday could make a compelling argument that the Wolverines haven’t looked this good in their first scrimmage in over a decade. The offense scored a few touchdowns and the defense was physical.

The Holdenville Junior High softball team took one on the chin this week against Okemah. The loss drops the young Wol- verines record to 4-2 on the year.

The Holdenville High School fast pitch team can’t get a break. The team is young and youthful players sometimes make mistakes. Actually, all ball players make mistakes but young teams seem to struggle to overcome their errors. The softball team dropped five games this week, and according to head coach Rick Scott, the Wolverines could have won all five.