TIPTON Years ago, back when Travis White was a defensive coordinator, the current Tipton head football coach fretted about the upcoming game.
Friday night was a long ways off.
Despite losing seven seniors who played a critical role in Tipton's 2017 Class C state championship run, the Tigers return a host of talent on both offense and defense.
We have all heard stories about the journey from the outhouse to the penthouse.
Breena Caldwell has first-hand experience.
MacArthur has made a habit in recent years of scheduling tough opponents for the preseason scrimmages, and this year was no different.
My two days off were spent getting my sinuses back in order and evaluating the 80th Annual Lawton Rangers Rodeo which wound up Saturday with one of the best performances in recent memory.
High school football practices began across the state last week, including here in Lawton.
With 22 years of combined National Football League experience between the Randle brothers and some overlap between their playing years in the early 90s Ervin and John Randle share vivid memories
The 580 RollerGirls battled to the end despite facing an insurmountable lead by the Springfield Roller Derby to close out the 2018 season a Great Plains Coliseum.
AJ Adams didn't want to come to Lawton.
After all, things were working quite nicely for him at Grayson High School in Loganville, Ga.
As we inch closer to the start of high school football season, it's time to take a look at the players who will shape their respective teams' seasons.
Lawton's 580 RollerGirls closes out its home bouts for the season Saturday night when they host the Springfield Roller Derby.
With high school football practices in Oklahoma beginning today, coaches will start getting a better picture of how their team is shaping up heading into the upcoming season.
John Randle is coming to Lawton to visit his older brother next weekend and with him he's bringing a great success story in the world of football.
When the Lawton Rangers launch their 80th Anniversary Rodeo on Wednesday, fans come looking for excitement in a variety of ways.
One month from now, Friday Night Lights will be back on your schedule and it will officially feel like fall.
Following a broken collarbone injury, getting back into the swing of things has been an adjustment for Eisenhower graduate Kevin Farmer, but the future Cameron golfer had a pair of solid outings on
Dissecting the day sheets for any major rodeo takes some time, like peeling those endless outer layers of an onion until you get down to the heart of the thing, those sweet layers that make that pe
Janie Fincher figured her days of playing competitive basketball were coming to an end when she parted ways with John F. Kennedy University (Wahoo, Neb.) in 1974.
Raycee Sullivan is easy to spot at the Grand National Horseman Association Play Day Finals, at least that's what we were told.
Kaleb Tipton is well aware running is a sport that knows no off-season, which is why the Eisenhower distance runner has recited "no pain, no gain" as his new motto this summer to help him soar to n
Throwing a tennis ball into the open top of a 55-gallon barrel may seem like a simple task to the average person, however, when you are having to do that from the back of a running horse, then it's
If you see families dressed in wearing western wear this week while you are dining out, shopping or watching a movie out and they have huge smiles on their faces, then you may very well be seeing m
Lawton's 580 RollerGirls held a halftime lead but fell to the Tulsa Elite squad Saturday night, 193-129.
ALTUS Getting back to the level of the 2015 state champion Bulldogs is a tall task for new Altus football head coach Matt Terry, but it's a challenge the 2002 Altus High School graduate and 2001 s
Making preseason predictions for the Oklahoma high school football season is one of the most difficult tasks of the year, especially during the summer months.
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