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Blue Devils ready for bounce back year in Class A (opens the original)
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WALTERS, Okla. (KSWO) - After a tough 2-8 season a year ago, the Walters Blue Devils are looking to paint the win column blue. Head Coach Faron Griffin says last year’s growing pains have paid off, and now the Blue Devils return a veteran core on both sides of the football. " I’m really excited to get after it this year because we got the core of our team coming back," Coach Griffin stated. “You know, last year we had to replace 17 seniors. I had three guys last year that had any playing experie
Bearcats look to improve upon 2025 season with new head coach (opens the original)
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HOBART, Okla. (KSWO) - He suited up for Hobart in the ’90s, and now Head Coach Joe Jones is excited to be back at his alma mater to lead the Bearcats in 2026. “It’s been great to come back home,” Coach Jones said. “To come back to my alma mater. It’s been 30 years since I graduated, so I’ve been gone quite a while. But it’s been a great experience so far. The kids have welcomed me this summer. They did a great job during summer pride, so it’s good to be home.” He inherits a team that made the pl
Cyclones eye bounce back year in Class B (opens the original)
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SNYDER, Okla. (KSWO) - After an 0-10 season in 2025, Snyder football knows there’s only one direction to go. But the Cyclones are ready for a fresh start, and Head Coach Kevin Kopp says there’s been a noticeable difference in the team’s energy. “They’ve come out with a lot more intensity,” Coach Kopp explained. “We’ve had a great summer pride. The best one I’ve had since I’ve been here. A lot of participation, so they’re coming out and they’re hungry.” That hunger will be tested immediately as t
Lawton toddler advances in national Hasbro competition, raising awareness for rare disease (opens the original)
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LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) — CJ Carr has advanced through the first three rounds of Hasbro’s 2026 Toddler of the Year competition and is now hoping support from his hometown will help him earn a spot in the top 5. “If I could describe him with one word, it would be ‘light,’” said his father, Casey Carr. “Because he brightens up every room he comes into.” The national competition awards its winner a $25,000 prize, which is placed into a trust until the child turns 18. For Casey, the prize represents mo
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