TULSA - A week after an offensive meltdown against Sperry, the Verdigris Cardinals executed against Victory Christian.

Sequoyah ran into a buzzsaw Friday night—right from the get go.

Claremore volleyball went up a class and swept Bixby — 26-24, 25-18, 25-16 — in its home opener on Thursday night.

Several area softball teams competed on Thursday afternoon.

Verdigris volleyball defeated Rogers County foe Sequoyah in four sets — 22-25, 25-18, 25-15, 25-23 — on Thursday night.

Not even a home run could save Claremore this time.

Eight of the nine Rogers County teams are in action tonight.

An early lead helped Oologah defeat Vinita, 11-2, on Wednesday afternoon.

Claremore Progress sports editor Kevin Green takes a look back at Week 1 of the high school football season and makes his Week 2 picks.

Green also previews the Progress Game of the Week ⁠— Class 6A-II No. 6 Sapulpa at Class 5A No. 3 Claremore — with an interview from Zebras coach Jarrett Hurt.

In the Story of the Week, Green talks with Inola softball star Lillie Walker, who recently committed to Duke University.

It was already a significant day in the life of Lillie Walker, and her performance on Tuesday afternoon made it even more special.

It might have taken longer than Verdigris coach Brian Keith preferred, but his team got the job done.

T. Boone Pickens, oil tycoon and Oklahoma State University alumnus and super booster has died. Pickens was 91.

Claremore volleyball took care of business on Monday night, defeating Booker T. Washington — 25-17, 25-22, 24-26, 25-21 — in four sets.

Claremore and Sequoyah softball suffered losses on Monday afternoon.

Tulsa's Aubrey Lechlider was named the American Athletic Conference Women's Soccer Rookie of the Week, as announced today by the league office.

Progress sports editor Kevin Green is one of 10 voters in the weekly Oklahoma high school football AP poll.

Claremore jumped four spots in the Oklahoma high school AP Poll released Monday afternoon.

BARTLESVILLE — Ethan Grimett knew what was coming.

Oologah claimed its tournament title with a 1-0 win over Claremore thanks to the international tiebreaker on Saturday afternoon.

BARTLESVILLE — Class 5A No. 7 Claremore held off Class 6A-II No. 6 Bartlesville, 40-28, at Custer Stadium on Friday night.

SPERRY – Ouch! That really hurt.

As Jack Vincent crossed the finish line, he couldn’t help but feel a little disappointed.

Staying healthy is every team’s main goal no matter the season or sport.

With a veteran team returning, the Verdigris Cardinals are expected to snap a string of four-consecutive losing seasons in 2019.

It is football season in Rogers County.

Progress sports editor Kevin Green is one of 10 voters in the weekly Oklahoma high school football AP poll.

In March of 2012, Mark Meyer, a Tulsa Firefighter, went in for his annual physical.

Local Claremore golfer Gene Anthony, 88, shot an 87 at Heritage Hills Golf Course last week.

Sequoyah was winless in 2018 for what is believed to be the first time in school history.

It was speed versus power. Finesse against brute force.

MIAMI — Regardless of whether it was on the ground or through the air, Sequoyah couldn’t stop Gavin Payton.

Claremore Progress sports editor breaks down the local Week Zero games with interviews from Foyil coach Jonathan Hall, Claremore Christian coach Ryan Mullins and Sequoyah coach Rob Gilbreath.

WAGONER — Jarrett Hurt didn’t want to take any more chances.

High school football doesn’t return in full until next week, but rest assured.

VERDIGRIS — Daeya Moses got a taste of just about everything on Tuesday afternoon.

We have an exciting announcement for all you Rogers County football fans.