The Pauls Valley Panthers got off to a great start in Friday's rivalry game with Lindsay. PV had to hold off a Leopardette charge but rallied in the second half for a 46-35 win.Â
The OSSAA has released its football districts for the 2020-21 and 2021-22 seasons.
The Pauls Valley Lady Panthers got back on the winning track Tuesday as they defeated Washington 58-47 moving them to 5-1 in Canadian Valley Conference play,Â
The Pauls Valley Panthers lost their third straight game Tuesday night losing to Washington 80-73 on the Panthers home court.Â
Oklahoma earned its first verbal commitment from the 2022 class when linebacker Kobie McKinzie announced his decision Wednesday.Â
NORMAN — Lloyd Noble Center’s energy suggested everyone and their dog was in attendance Tuesday evening.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander had just played his third terrific game in as many tries to begin his second NBA season when Oklahoma City coach Billy Donovan was asked to address the early offerings of the Kentucky product, by way of the Los Angeles Clippers.
Maysville struggled to find the basket early in Monday's game with Fox and it cost them in a 50-33 loss.
After falling behind early in the Monday's game at Fox, the Maysville Lady Warriors rallied from a 10-point deficit to tie the game in the third quarter. The rally expended a lot of energy and Fox made a late run to capture a 37-29 win at the Fox Den.
Oklahoma fell out of the Associated Press poll's top five teams, breaking a streak of four consecutive top-five season finishes in the AP.Â
After losing their final game right before the break, Pauls Valley bounced back in fine fashion defeating Davis 76-49 on the Wolves home court.
After losing their final game right before the break, Pauls Valley bounced back in fine fashion defeating Davis 76-49 on the Wolves home court.
The Pauls Valley Lady Panthers won their fourth straight game and their first of 2020 with a 52-44 at Davis Tuesday.
The Paoli Pugs football players picked up some honors recently when the Class C-4 coaches held their district meeting.
After losing their first three games the Pauls Valley Lady Panthers came back from an early deficit to win their third straight game defeating rival Purcell 46-40 in Purcell Thursday.
Pauls Valley went into Thursday's game riding a four-game win streak while Purcell was on a three game win streak of their own. The No. 15 Dragons of Purcell jumped out to a 9-0 lead and then fought off the Panthers for a 58-48 win in Purcell.
Andrew Raym had just finished his eighth grade football season at Broken Arrow when the freshmen coaches first received a good look at him. Next, they called the Tigers’ varsity coach, David Alexander.
OU football - 2020 signing class
Pauls Valley's Sara Russell made the All-Region and All-State Pom teams. Over 100 girls from around the state tried out. She was 1 of 30 girls from class 2A to 6A to make All-Region and 1 of 15 to make All State. Congratulations!
Mason Prince and Luke Beddow both scored a career high 24 points to lead the Pauls Valley Panthers to a 74-44 win at Bridge Creek this week. The Panthers improved to 4-1 on the season and won their third straight game.
The Pauls Valley Lady Panthers got into the win column this week in their only outing as they knocked off Bridge Creek 53-39.
The Pauls Valley Panthers had one person named to the 3A-2 All-District football team while seven others received honorable mention. Senior Kaiden 'Lefty' Compton was named first team Defensive Lineman in a loaded district.
The Pauls Valley Panthers and Plainview Indians battled back-and-forth over the first eight minutes of Saturday's SOC Consolation Championship in Plainview. Pauls Valley took control in the second quarter and ran away with the game winning 66-30.
In a back-and-forth game, the Elmore City-Pernell Badgers came up just short in a 51-47 loss to Alex Monday night.
The Elmore City-Pernell Lady Badgers fell behind early but fought back late before falling 44-26 to the Alex Longhorn on Monday.
Class 6A-I State Championship
Oklahoma's College Football Playoff position looks more promising after the committee moved the Sooners to No. 7 in Tuesday’s poll.
The Pauls Valley Panthers season came to an end on Friday night as they lost their final game of the season 35-13 to the Sulphur Bulldogs.
Stratford needed a lot of help to get to make the playoffs including beat highly rated Millwood on Friday night. The Falcons dashed Stratford's playoff hopes with a 37-0 shut out of the Bulldogs.
Three Garvin County teams have extended their football seasons and will enter round one of the high school football playoffs on Friday.
The Pauls Valley Panthers couldn't slow the high powered offense of the Plainview Indians Friday night. No. 3 Plainview scored on its first five possessions and rolled to a 49-7 win over the Panthers.
The Maysville Warriors ended a two-game skid and wrapped up a playoff spot with a 54-34 win over Fox Friday night. Gunner Aprill had a huge night with 454 in total offense with five total touchdowns.
The Stratford Bulldogs playoff hopes were kept alive Friday night after a 20-7 win over Star Spencer. They have to beat top 10 Millwood and have Crooked Oak beat CCS this week for them to make the playoffs.
On a sloppy Thompson Field, Pauls Valley struggled in the rain to get their offense going. Purcell on the other hand had their offense going finishing with 400 total yards in a 32-6 win over the Panthers.
The No. 3 team in Class C, Tipton Tigers, had their hands full with Maysville Warriors in C-2 action Friday night. Tipton went into Maysville and walked away with a 42-26 win.
The Wynnewood Savages and Wewoka Tigers battled for 48 minutes in a key A-7 district battle Friday night in Wewoka. Two second quarter Tiger touchdowns gave them a 30-15 lead at the break. The Savages fought back but Wewoka was able to hold on for a 36-29 win.
In a defensive battle, the Stratford Bulldogs and Little Axe Indians battled til the final horn sounded. In the final minute of play, Stratford's Payton Wood powered his way into the end zone from a yard out on fourth down for a 6-0 win.
The Pauls Valley Lady Panthers claimed a regional runner up finish at the Class 4A Cross Country Regional meet on Saturday in Waurika.
Even though the Elmore City-Pernell Lady Badgers didn't qualify for state at this weekend's Class 2A Cross Country Regional in Waruika, they did show great sportsmanship during the race.Â
The ball control offense of the Wayne Bulldogs and three Wynnewood turnovers kept the ball out of the hands of the Savages' explosive offense Thursday night.Â
Davry Amparano had over 200 yards in total offense with three touchdowns to lead the Elmore City-Pernell Badgers to a 27-7 win over Healdton Thursday night at Wheeler Field in Elmore.
Junior Chasen Jolley had a break out game with four touchdowns to lead the Pauls Valley Panthers to a 35-14 win over Douglass on Thursday night.
Kennedy Brooks’ thoughts were much like everyone watching him at Owen Field two weeks ago.
For the third straight week, the Pauls Valley Panthers have played extremely well in the first half of a 3A-2 district football game. For the third straight week, Pauls Valley couldn't get it going in the second half this time falling to Bethel 25-21 in a homecoming heartbreaker.
The Wynnewood Savages ran into a buzzsaw Friday night as the continued play in District A-7 action. The No. 4 team in Class A invaded Savage Stadium and walked away with a 50-9 win over Wynnewood.
The Maysville Warriors moved to 2-0 in District C-2 play after a 54-8 win at Grandfield on Friday.
The Elmore City-Pernell Badgers ended a two-game skid on Friday night as they defeated Rush Springs 33-0, their first win over the Redskins since 2010.
On a night when the Stratford Bulldog offense couldn't sustain a drive, the Bulldogs defense came up big with two touchdowns in a 2A-7 battle at Lexington. Lexington scored 20 straight points in the middle of the game and held off Stratford late for a 20-16 win.
Oklahoma is breaking out its alternate uniforms for the first time this season.
Senior quarterback TJ Grove had 566 yards in total offense with 6 touchdowns to lead the Wynnewood Savages to a 43-26 win over Allen in A-7 district play.
It was a tale of two halves for the Pauls Valley Panthers and Marlow Outlaws. Pauls Valley played a great first half and Marlow countered with a great second half in a 28-7 win over the Panthers.
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Billie McKay Cochran Vaughn, "Kay," 80, of Lindsay, Oklahoma passed away on December 27, 2019 at her ranch with her family by her side. Kay was born to Lena and William Cochran in Atlanta, Texas on July 25, 1939. She was the football queen and graduated from Atlanta High School in 1957. She …
Lewis Gene Jones, 65 years old of Paoli, Oklahoma and Hodgen, Oklahoma, passed away peacefully leaving earth for his heavenly home on Wednesday, December 24, 2019 at Integris Baptist Medical Center in Oklahoma City. Gene never liked being the center of attention and per his wishes there will…
Wesley Allen Tyler of Paoli passed away December 28, 2019 in Paoli, Oklahoma at the age of 62 years.
Bettina Walker Huddleston passed away on the 1st of January, 2020 at her home in Paoli amongst loved ones.
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