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SAPULPA — Bixby’s offense was not fazed by non-stop rain Friday night in its Class 6AII District 2 opener against No. 8 Sapulpa, as the Spartans shut out the Chieftains 45-0.
The No. 2 Spartans (3-1) scored on every first-half possession, collecting six touchdowns and a field goal. Among the six TDs were two single-play possessions of more than 75 yards and a two-play drive of 66 yards.
SAPULPA — Sapulpa and quarterback Elijah Williams continued their perfect start to the season by knocking off Claremore 27-7 Friday night at George F. Collins Stadium.
Williams completed 7-of-11 passes for 114 yards while rushing eight times for 69 yards and two touchdowns in the first half, lifting the Class 6AII Chieftains (2-0) to a 21-0 lead. The highlight of the first half came with 3:43 remaining when Williams ran a quarterback draw, dicing through Zebra defenders before cruising into the end zone on a 35-yard run.
Cherokee Phoenix - Sept. 7, 2018
(Story and photos by me.)
CATOOSA – The clanking of steel and other construction sounds carried through the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa parking lot on Sept. 5 as Cherokee Nation and Cherokee Nation Businesses officials celebrated an expansion topping out at the tribe’s premier gaming operation.
The new 65,000-square-foot, two-story addition replaces the sprung structure that had been in operation since 2002. It was a small, confined area where guests enjoyed live country music.
Union overcame a sluggish defensive first half, shutting out Mansfield (Texas) Lake Ridge in the second half en route to a 36-30 win Friday night at Union Tuttle Stadium.
In the first half, Eagles quarterback Chandler Rogers had his way with the Union defense, throwing three touchdown passes and rushing for another score, while earning more than 300 yards in combined yardage.
There are those among us who are wired a little different.
If you’re reading this in a coffee shop or bookstore, glance around at the other people in the room. They might look average, but appearances can be deceiving.
Be warned: There are some of these folks in your workplace — there might even be one in your house. It might even be you.
Read moreMore than 50 people are overflowing the small upstairs meeting space inside McNellies. A man is speaking to the crowd about his experiences as a mentor for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Oklahoma.
Just outside the room is a registration form to receive more information about becoming a Big Brother or Big Sister. Potential volunteers are lined up to provide their information.
This spring, visitors to the Woody Guthrie Center will have the opportunity to relive the day the Dust Bowl began in a virtual reality experience created by Tulsa based-company Steelehouse...