2026 Caddo Bruins Football Spotlight – Presented by Stuteville Ford of Atoka

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BRUINS Coach: CHAD SPEER 10-2 Coming off a 10-2 season, Caddo enters the fall with a mix of proven production and new opportunity under first-year head coach Chad Speer. The Bruins may not return many full-time starters, but several athletes have seen meaningful snaps in past years, and they carried that experience into a strong […]

2026 Kingston Redskins Football Preview – Presented by Kingston Pharmacy

KINGSTON REDSKINSCoach: BRAD HILL10-2 Kingston returns as a serious 3A contender after a 10-2 season, with head coach Brad Hill entering his fifth year and liking the balance and depth he sees along both lines. He says, “We are really excited about this upcoming season,” noting they “will have depth upfront on both sides of […]

2026 Antlers Bearcats Football Preview – Presented by McCurtain County National Bank

ANTLERS BEARCATS Coach: KENON WHITE 5-6 Antlers expects to blend experience with youth in 2026 and continue shaping an identity built on relentlessness and toughness. The staff says they “look to have a good mixture of experience and youth” and “pride our self on being a relentless tough football program,” which fits a roster that […]

Q&A with Durant’s Maddox Arnold – Athlete Spotlight

VYPE: Can you introduce yourself and tell us your grade and how long you’ve been playing baseball? Maddox Arnold: I’m in 12th grade and I’ve been playing baseball since I was four. VYPE: What position do you play and what is your role on the team? MA: I’m mainly a designated hitter and my role is to […]

Hugo’s Ethan Wesley – Athlete Spotlight – Presented by Ed Wallace Ford

Ethan Wesley didn’t pick up a tennis racket the traditional way. His introduction to the sport came through pickleball, where the fast pace and constant action first caught his attention. But it didn’t take long for him to want more and challenge himself further as an athlete. “Tennis just seemed like a more fun and […]

Hugo’s Sam Perez – Athlete Spotlight – Presented by Jay Hodge Dodge

Tennis isn’t something that’s always been there at Hugo High School. For Sam Perez, that’s exactly what made it appealing. “The first thing that really interested me was that it was a sport that hasn’t been in Hugo for a while,” Perez said. “I wanted to help build the program back up.” Now a junior, […]