Cal Birchfield makes All-Academic team

Body Thirty-five Eastern Oklahoma State College student-athletes have been named to 2022 National Junior College Athletic Association All-Academic teams. All six of Eastern’s athletic teams were represented in this selection.

Choctaw Nation sends three teams to Stickball World Series!

Body DURANT — The Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma (CNO) has qualified three teams for the World Series of Stickball this year. Local players have already participated in preliminary matches to compete at the 72nd Choctaw Indian Fair, on the Choctaw Indian Reservation in Mississippi.

Sportsmen concerned about new federal law proposal

Body OKLAHOMA CITY – State Sen. Mark Allen, chairman of the Oklahoma Sportsman Caucus and member of the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation executive council, said he has grave concerns regarding the introduction of House Resolution 8167 in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Fort Towson Tigers are PeeWee Champs!

Body THE FORT TOWSON PEEWEE TIGERS recently were crowned Summer League Champions after battling the entire county for the 2022 crown. Members of the team pictured above include: (front, l-r) Blake Heady, A.J. Brents, Maddox Couch, Jagger Wilson, Aeson Grimes and Trenton Caldwell.
Fort Towson Tigers are PeeWee Champs

Fort Towson Tigers are 10-U Softball Champs!

Body THE FORT TOWSON TIGERS 10-U Softball team claimed the Summer League Championship after winning the end-of-season tournament. Showing off their Championship rings above are: (front, l-r) Mikki Soto, Kamryn Earnest, Acelee Ellis, Kinleigh McKeever and Melody Wilhite.
Fort Towson Tigers are 10-U Softball Champs!

Hugo’s Joe to play for Bethel College

Body Bethel College is eyeing one of Hugo’s senior football players. Noah Joe, an offensive lineman for the Buffaloes, announced he received his first offer to play college football from Bethel College at the beginning of the month.
Hugo’s Joe to play

Firearms manufacturers headin’ south

Body The EPOCH Times is reporting the exodus of numerous national major-brand firearms manufacturers who have made the corporate decision to move their facilities into more friendly southern states.
Graphic Courtesy NRA
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