Mike Kays is the Sports Editor at Tulsa World Media Company. He specializes in competitive sports, sports business, and the cultural aspects of athletics, covering topics such as football, basketball, and baseball. Mike's work has been featured in Yahoo News, Muskogee Phoenix, and muskogeephoenix.com.
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By: Mike Kays
MUSKOGEE -- Muskogee's search to replace Travis Hill as head football coach went back to the drawing board Tuesday night. Please subscribe to continue reading…
By: Mike Kays
Mike Kays For the Tulsa World MUSKOGEE — Muskogee Public Schools Board of Education is set to meet at 10 a.m.
By: Mike Kays
WATCH HIGHLIGHTS: Muskogee wins over Stillwater, 35-14 MUSKOGEE — Muskogee Public Schools Board of Education approved unanimously the hiring
By: Mike Kays
Mike Kays For the Wagoner County American-Tribune Wagoner superintendent Randy Harris' holiday agenda has changed somewhat.
By: Mike Kays
From Bixby's dramatic win in football to Owasso's impressive comeback in basketball as well as the changing landscape of high school football, 2024 was a memorable year in high school sports.
By: Mike Kays Wagoner
Kimes Gilbert was approved by the school board, introduced, and made the rounds at both basketball and wrestling matches going on at the Dub. Gilbert, 32, has served three seasons as head coach at Class 2A Chisholm with previous service on staffs at Midwest City (2016) and Choctaw (2017-21), serving as offensive coordinator when he left there.
By: Mike Kays Phoenix
In 2005, a 32-year-old head coach with one head coaching gig under his belt came to Wagoner. All he proceeded to do was win six state championships and had no less than a quarterfinal appearance in any year.
Dale Condict has been on board all of a month and changes are underway but not nearly reaching stability yet as the latest Muskogee head football coach gets situated.
By: Mike Kays
Hutchens, a sophomore, hit .656 for the Lady Bulldogs in a run to the Super Regional finals in Class 4A last fall. Her 61 at-bats came with a state record 23 home runs amid 58 walks while hit by pitches eight times.
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