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‘Trifecta of awesome’ represent North volleyball’s guidepost
Trio of senior captains ascend into leadership roles as the T-Wolves head to the Broken Arrow Tournament Norman North middle Jacqueline Wright mimes the T-Wolves’ hierarchy of goals with her hands as she explains the mindset she and fellow senior captains Jordan Dooty and Jaden Chapel-Morgan are looking to instill in their teammates.“It starts with, […]
2019 Season Preview: Moore Lions
Lions led by University of Kansas commit Daniel “Deuce” Hishaw Jr. Coach Brad Hill and the Moore Lions are looking for more than just a “guest appearance” in this year’s playoffs. The team is considered one of the more experienced in the state and is rallying behind its star quarterback and safety, Daniel “Deuce” Hishaw […]
NHS volleyball off to fast start under first-year head coach Courtney Traylor
Tigers improve to 5-2 with win over Ponca City, match last season’s win total First-year Norman High head volleyball coach Courtney Traylor said objective No. 1 in taking over for the Tigers was getting to know her players.“The first thing coming in that I wanted to make sure I did was building relationships, just making […]
2019 Season Preview: Noble
Bears set to battle difficult District 5A-1 Entering the 2018 season, the Noble Bears looked to weather a difficult schedule and make the playoffs for a third straight year, but the Bears fell short of the playoffs with a 4-6 record, 2-5 in a difficult District 1 in Class 5A.“The biggest thing for us last […]
2019 Season Preview: Little Axe
Little Axe looking to grow behind second-year starting QB Collin Gibson In 2018, the Little Axe Indians moved down from 3A to District 7 of 2A, which is arguably one of the most difficult districts in all of Oklahoma high school football. After a season mired by injuries and coupled with a tough schedule, the […]
2019 Season Preview: Community Christian
CCS relying on new faces after first-ever OSSAA playoff berth Community Christian is looking to become a perennial playoff contender. Fresh off a 6-5 campaign that earned the program their first-ever playoff berth since joining the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association (OSSAA), CCS will need to grow up quickly in order to grab back-to-back trips […]