High School

Despite a stronger defense and a couple of fantastic plays, Sapulpa fails to pull ahead of Choctaw late in the game.

Sand Springs didn't quite repeat their run-rule victory from the week before, but the game was never in any doubt after the visiting Sandites drilled four runs in the top of the first.

Even someone who wasn't at this game can appreciate how tough it was just by reading how it all went down.

Sapulpa's opening game against Duncan showed some promise, but lacked polish needed to execute.

After having a full year to work with his team, he's saying they're stronger and faster, and expects this season's win-loss record to reflect that.

High school seniors across the country are studying for their final exams in preparation for graduation. Graduation is a big accomplishment, and will likely be followed by parties honoring the students. Oklahoma State University’s department of Prevention Programs wants to remind everyone to celebrate safely and follow the law by not providing alcohol to minors.…

You might recall the awesome Sapulpa High Marching Band being called upon to march in the Veteran's Day Parade. In New York City. Yeah, the Big Apple. That was a good day. But that wasn't the only fun they had. While they were en route to their destination, they dropped their first of two mannequin…

As we reported earlier today, Sapulpa High School Marching Band had been invited to march in the annual Veteran's Day Parade in New York City, NY. The actual parade was today at 10:00am, but if you weren't able to tune in—maybe because the link was broken—never fear! One of our good friends was in town…

UPDATE: The link on military.com was not working, but someone found a live stream from an ABC NYC Affiliate! See it here! -- Sapulpa High School Marching band was honored to be invited to march and play in the annual New York City Veteran's Day Parade, which is happening today at 10:00am. You can see…

Veteran's Day might be tomorrow, but Sapulpa is getting in the spirit a day early with their commemorative assemblies, and a very special honor for one Veteran. William "Bud" Stinebuck was set to graduate Sapulpa High in 1943, but something kept him from getting that diploma—World War 2. Instead of walking the aisle to receive his…