Jon Potts is a journalist who focuses on local sports coverage in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He writes for Clamore Daily Progress and Tulsa World Media Company, providing updates on high school basketball games and tournaments in the area. Jon is dedicated to bringing the latest sports news and results to the Tulsa community.
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Jon Potts focuses overwhelmingly on local sports events, particularly high school basketball and volleyball in Oklahoma. If you have news or announcements related to these specific sports within the state of Oklahoma, Jon would likely be interested in covering them.
Given his focus on event coverage and announcements within the realm of local sports, providing updates about upcoming matches, tournament results, or notable achievements by local teams or players could grab his attention. Keep in mind that he has a strong emphasis on high school sports such as basketball and volleyball, especially those involving state championships.
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By: Tim Willert, Jon Potts
Mother Nature was the winner in the Class 6A soccer quarterfinal between Owasso and McGuinness Thursday night.
By: Jon Potts, Tim Willert
The Tulsa World's Juwan Lee, Bill Haisten, Mason Young and Tyler Waldrep discuss the transfer portal, NFL Draft, Bedlam softball and more.
By: Jon Potts
Joel Dugan gave the Rams their lead when he scored with 16:37 remaining in the first half. Even with that advantage, Bolding didn't feel Owasso played its sharpest Thursday.
By: Jon Potts
The Tigers (17-1) will face Jenks in the state championship game Friday or Saturday at The University of Tulsa.
By: Jon Potts
The Tigers (17-1) will face Jenks in the state championship game Friday or Saturday at The University of Tulsa.
By: Jon Potts
TULSA — History repeated itself for Jack Franklin and Jenks in a 1-0 win (3-1 on penalty kicks) over Broken Arrow in the Class 6A boys soccer state championship game Friday at the University of Tulsa.
JENKS — An exciting chapter for Owasso's Carley Butler ended with an appearance in the large school All-State volleyball match Tuesday night at Frank Herald Field House.
The annual Oklahoma Coaches Association All-State Games this past week saw good representation once again from various Rogers County schools.
The Irish had a chance to take the lead on the final play of the first half, but missed on a 41-yard field goal attempt. That set the stage for the remaining drama.
By: Jon Potts
The final frame saw multiple turnovers from both teams. Dodson's scoop and score proved to be the most costly.
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