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The Seminole State Volleyball team took on Northeastern Oklahoma A&M college Wednesday evening.
Read moreThe Maud Tigers hosted the Maysville Warriors Thursday night and almost posted a shutout.
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Read moreThe Sasakwa Vikings moved their game against Graham-Dustin from Friday night to Thursday night due to incoming weather for Friday.
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Read moreTHUNDER WIRE - The Oklahoma City Thunder survived another thriller. This time, a 141-135 double overtime win over the Indiana Pacers. Make that two-for-two for the reigning NBA champions in playing beyond regulation.
Read moreBen Schatzel Sports Writer Due to some heavily forecasted storms for Friday, October 24th, the Seminole Chieftains were forced to play some Thursday night football to try to dodge the weather. The #12 Chieftains travelled an hour south to battle the #3 Sulphur Bulldogs, looking to pull a major upset. In the end, Mother Nature still got the best of both teams, just like the Bulldogs got the best of the Chieftains. Sulphur took a 35-0 lead into the intermission, which is when the game was called due to lightning and surrounding storms. The contest still counts as a loss for Seminole and drops the Mean Green to 5-3 overall and 2-3 in district play.
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