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Basketball season is officially back on the Hill on Thursday, November 19, as the Rogers State men’s and women’s basketball teams welcome in Missouri Western to the Claremore Expo Center to open the 2020-21 season.

The Oologah Mustangs (District 4A-3 #5, 3-5) fell 37-7 to the Sallisaw Black Diamonds (District 4A-4 #4th, 5-5) during the first round of the playoffs on November 13, 2020.

The Oologah Mustangs (District 4A-3 #5, 3-5) fell 37-7 to the Sallisaw Black Diamonds (District 4A-4 #4th, 5-5) during the first round of the playoffs on November 13, 2020.

The Oologah Mustangs (District 4A-3 #5, 3-5) fell 37-14 to the Bristow Pirates (District 4A-3 #2, 6-3) on November 7, 2020.

Oologah High School Boys Basketball team members played at Inola in a scrimmage last Thursday. LEADER PHOTOS/TIM CARMAN

By Jesse Haynes Leader Sports

Oologah’s Aidan Trimble moments before breaking through to score the Mustang’s first touchdown of the night against Cleveland last Friday. Full details and stats about last week’s game are inside this week’s edition of the Oologah Lake Leader.

Three Oologah residents were among those recently named by the Green Country Volleyball Conference as all-conference players for the 2020-21 season.

Kory Wilson led three Rogers State Hillcats that ran as individuals for the men’s cross country team on Saturday at the Bethel College Invite. All three Hillcats set personal best times.

The Oologah Mustangs (2-4 overall, District 4A-3 2-2) saw why the Wagoner Bulldogs (8-0) have a claim at being the best football team in the state as Wagoner won 48-0 on Saturday, Oct. 24th.

The Oologah Mustangs (3-2 overall, District 4A-3 2-1) took their first district loss against Grove (4-2, District 4A-3 2-2) during a make-up game on Monday, October 19th.

The Oologah Mustangs (2-2 overall, District 4A-3 2-0) picked apart the Catoosa Indians (0-7, District 4A-3 0-4) defense in a 48-0, led by four scores from quarterback Blake Salt.

The Oologah Mustangs (2-2 overall, District 4A-3 2-0) picked apart the Catoosa Indians (0-7, District 4A-3 0-4) defense in a 48-0, le