Davis Cordova is a staff reporter for O'Colly, a local news outlet in Muskogee. With a focus on local sports coverage, Davis has written articles covering a range of topics including college athletics, coaching awards, game recaps, and player updates. His work has also been featured in Tulsa World Media Company, Yahoo News, Muskogee Phoenix, and muskogeephoenix.com, as well as Yahoo Sports.
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With two weeks left in the season, the playoffs are quickly approaching.
By: Davis Cordova
Chad Randle believes this year’s Chickasha wrestling team is the best in school history.
By: Davis Cordova
Tuttle put it on the Fightin’ Chicks early to secure a district title. The Tigers scored their first touchdown on the first play of the game with a 56-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Cruz Campbell to wide receiver CJ Simon. The Tigers secured the 4A District-1 title with the win and will be a one-seed in the state playoffs.
By: Davis Cordova
The threat of severe weather has moved Chickasha's final regular season game up one day.
Oklahoma football visits old Big 12 foe No. 24 Missouri on Saturday with kickoff scheduled for 6:45 p.m. on the SEC Network.
A season filled with losses has Chickasha excited for the future.
By: Davis Cordova
4-seed Elk City 6 at 1-seed Tuttle 34
By: Davis Cordova
Just shy of a month since Oklahoma football made a change at offensive coordinator, the search for the replacement is ramping up.
By: Davis Cordova
It’s rare for a player to play six seasons of college football – it’s extremely rare for all six years to be with one school.
By: Davis Cordova
Oklahoma guard Jeremiah Fears during the Sooners’ game against East Texas A&M Nov. 21 at the Lloyd Noble Center. Paxson Haws | The Transcript
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