OK athletes on OSSAA mandated Dead Week
Lady Wildcats take 2nd in team camp tournament
Southern Dogs win Southern OK Slam
Ardmore Thunder JAM win Lewisville championship
Courtesy photo The Madill Lady Wildcats Varsity and Junior Varsity squads attended the Sulphur Camp on June 9. Both groups combined went 15-1. On Friday, the varsity group traveled to Tulsa, playing in the TU Team Camp going 2-1. They traveled to Yukon on Saturday and played in the Skordle Shootout going 2-1.
Kingston student Ella Weaver took home the gold at the Pinto World Championships held June 12 through June 17. Weaver and her horse, What a Chocolatey (aka Dundee), won the World Title in the Walk Trot Solid Trail category. Pictured: Weaver on Dundee with Gabby Reyes, Dundee’s owner. Courtesy photo
High school student-athletes may aspire to continue their playing careers in college, but data from the National Collegiate Athletic Association indicates only a small fraction of young people will get that chance. Courtesy photo
Burton named “World’s Strongest Firefighter”
12U basketball team wins championship
Madill baseball camp currently underway