Glenn Hibdon is a local journalist based in Claremore, Oklahoma. He writes for the Claremore Daily Progress and the Cleburne Times Review, covering a wide range of local sports events and providing in-depth coverage of high school football, basketball, and volleyball.
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Claremore junior Lisandro Sosa (9) celebrates scoring a goal against Grove on Friday night. LEE TALLEY
Marcos Sallee doubled and tripled while Zach Hale fired eight strikeouts, leading Claremore to a 7-0 victory over Grove in District 5A-3 baseball Tuesday at Legendary Legion Field.
By: Glenn Hibdon
OOLOGAH -- Junior Layney Molini scored three goals and freshman Madison Penner added a hat trick of her own, powering the Oologah Lady Mustangs to a 7-0 victory over Cushing
By: Glenn Hibdon, Jay Lederman
SAPULPA — Claremore outhit Sapulpa and had a chance to win at the end, but the Chieftains held on to capture their third-straight regional baseball championship in Class 5A Regional 8 Wednesday night at L.D. Lawson Stadium.
By: Glenn Hibdon
TULSA -- A pair of Holland Halll sisters made sure Claremore would not reach the Class 5A state soccer championship game for the first time in seven years Friday night
By: Glenn Hibdon
Sequoyah returns loads of talent from last year’s 7-3 squad, which bodes well for the Eagles despite bumping up to Class 3A. Jay Lederman
By: Glenn Hibdon, Jay Lederman
Senior outside hitter Ella Ramsey was a terror on the kill while Claremore used its service game to thoroughly demoralize Inola 3-0 Thursday night at the Doug K. Mosier Athletic Complex.
BEGGS – Sometimes quality means more than quantity in high school football.
SPERRY – Sperry shut down Verdigris quarterback Ethan Hushbeck's passing game and leaned on the run in the second half, rallying for a 33-22 high school football victory Friday night at Herrington Field.
VERDIGRIS – Once again, big plays by the opponent proved to be a curse for a wounded Verdigris. The Cardinals surrendered three Catoosa gains of 54 yards or more and
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