VERDIGRIS — Kyle Pickens isn’t afraid to admit he was intimidated.

Quentin Skinner knew something wasn’t right.

Need to get caught up on Claremore football before the Zebras travel to McAlester for the first round of the Class 5A playoffs?

RUSHING

BERRYHILL – A receiver with magic hands and a team that believed overcoming the improbable was no surprise inspired Verdigris to the District 3A-4 championship Friday night at Berryhill Stadium.

TAHLEQUAH — With a look of determination in his eyes, Jacob Cowherd delivered a bold statement to defensive line coach Lucious Selmon III.

Friday night’s matchup between Claremore Christian and Sunrise Christian was a game full of hard hitting and running the ball down the defenses’ throats on what was a muddy and slippery football field.

All games will take place on Friday, Nov. 15

Thursday's game

INOLA — Landon Prows was simply trying to avoid a safety.

Seniors Sydney Callender, Audrey Braucher and Jayla Hurt were selected for All-Region by the Oklahoma Cheer Coaches’ Association, on Wednesday! They will compete for All-State on November 20th at Washington High School.

Each week, Progress sports editor Kevin Green predicts the score of every game involving Rogers County teams.

EDMOND — Jack Vincent felt like he was in no man’s land.

EDMOND — Laynie Nichols could feel the anxiety building.

Here. We. Go.

Each week, Progress sports editor Kevin Green joins several writers from around the state as a voter in the Oklahoma high school football AP poll.

Rivalries are all about mind games, and Dylan Kedzior knew exactly how to get in Pryor’s head.

VERDIGRIS — It may have been Senior Night, but a pair of freshmen stole the show against Locust Grove.

STILLWATER—With seven newcomers on board plus a new conference affiliation in place, there will be a lot of moving parts this season for the Rogers State men’s basketball season.

Even when faced with cold and rainy days, Claremore cross-country coach Eric Wiens doesn’t like to deviate from typical workouts.

The regular season is nearing its end, and opportunities to secure a playoff spot are becoming limited.

Each week, Progress sports editor Kevin Green joins several writers from around the state as a voter in the Oklahoma high school football AP poll.

Claremore cross-country is state bound.

The Verdigris Cardinals made the short drive to Sequoyah to play the Eagles in what was a cold, windy and rainy Friday night.

SHAWNEE — When Eli Wood saw the puddle, he couldn’t help himself.

SHAWNEE — Not even walking the course beforehand could prepare Sequoyah’s Hailey McClure and Cailin Warner for what would be a wet and muddy mess of a race.

Rogers County proved to be fertile ground for great softball in 2019.

Brooke Jones had a dominant senior season for Claremore volleyball this season, and that success earned her one of the state’s top honors.

DeShawn Kinnard watched a lot of film of Skiatook receiver Jayden Garner.

Claremore’s true postseason push begins now.

Each week, Progress sports editor Kevin Green predicts the score of every game involving Rogers County teams.

Several hunting seasons will be opening this Saturday, Oct. 26, including muzzleloader deer season. Also opening will be private lands elk muzzleloader, muzzleloader bear, sandhill crane and Zone 1 duck seasons.

CATOOSA — Claremore coach Victoria Giron likes to tease Victory Christian’s Jaxie Wakley.

CATOOSA — The Lady Zebras already underestimated Coweta once this season.

It was Senior Night for the Claremore Christian football team on Thursday night as the Warriors looked to extend their three-game winning streak.

VERDIGRIS — They did it again.

SHAWNEE — Oologah coach Jason Brown said it many times throughout the Lady Mustangs’ postseason run.