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Reed Architecture sponsors Sapulpa HS football broadcasts
“I’m very excited by this. I feel very blessed to be a part of the Sapulpa community and very grateful for this opportunity.”
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Sports
Kellyville softball back practicing, optimistic for new season
The Kellyville fast-pitch softball team is officially back practicing, preparing for the upcoming 2023 season and despite losing several key components from last year’s squad, head coach Scott Neighbors believes they can be just as competitive, if not more so, this time around.
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$279 million Bond Election set for September
This week the Sapulpa School Board approved an election date of September 12th for a $279 million school bond, to build a new high school and performing arts center, among several other projects.
Sports
Sapulpa football improving during summer 7-on-7 scrimmages
There’s only so much that a high school football team can accomplish as it practices against itself every day, so for Sapulpa, participating in weekly 7-on-7 scrimmages/practices with other teams serves a valuable purpose.
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High school athletes get brief break during “dead week”
While the athletic fields at the local high schools have been full of activity over the last several weeks as athletes from all sports worked on their skills, conditioning and team chemistry throughout June, they were all quiet this week. That’s because this has been the OSSAA-mandated “dead period,” which ran from Saturday, July 1…
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Sapulpa baseball completes successful summer schedule
The Sapulpa baseball team completed its summer league schedule having grown a lot in numerous areas and with a good feel for what next season will look like. Throughout June, the Chieftains played games on a varsity, junior varsity and junior high levels and ended up compiling a 22-11-5 overall record across the three teams.…
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Local running legend Randy Ellis sets new endurance record
Can you imagine running for six days straight? Randy Ellis, who is 71, just shattered the record in his age group for most miles in a six-day span.
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Sapulpa volleyball completes successful summer schedule
By most measures, the Sapulpa volleyball team’s participation in the Catoosa Summer League throughout June must be considered a success. The varsity squad went 19-5 over the course of the four-week league, while the Chieftains’ JV team put together an even better 22-2 record, as each team played against other area teams from a wide…
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Schools
Allen Bowden to petition for adding high school grades
The Allen Bowden School Board recently approved petitioning the State Board of Education to offer high school classes and to put a $2.6 million bond issue on the September ballot.
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With new coach, Kellyville football showing progress during 7-on-7 scrimmages
SAPULPA – On paper, it may seem like they were a little out of their league, but the Kellyville football team hasn’t looked at all out of place in 7-on-7 practices/scrimmages against higher-level competition this summer. As the Class 2A Ponies adjust to a new head coach, former Sapulpa strength and conditioning coach Ken Zachary,…
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Kiefer baseball growing during summer league games
Because of the renovation going on at the Kiefer High School’s athletic facilities, they’ve had to play all their games on the road, but the Kiefer baseball team has gained a lot of experience and bonding time during its summer schedule. After a game at Beggs on Monday, June 19, the results were so secondary…
Schools
Pretty Water School suffers significant storm damage
The EF-1 force winds we experienced on Father's Day weekend caused major damage at the Pretty Water School campus. Read more about how teachers are working to repair the damage.
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