Heavener’s bi-district baseball tournament at Valliant has been scheduled for 2 and 4 p.m. Thursday with the “if” game of the best two-out-of-three tournament to be played Friday, if necessary.
The Bulldogs are 16-11 overall and finished fourth in District 3A-8. Heavener is 12-15 and was fifth in 3A-7.
Heavener is playing in the 4A slow pitch softball regional at Pocola against the Lady Indians. The tournament is scheduled to start Thursday
Heavener's baseball game with Atoka 4 p.m. Monday will be live streamed on the school Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@HeavenerWolvesTV
Due to the possibility of severe weather the girls soccer match scheduled for this afternoon has been cancelled
Heavener rallied back after losing a game to Panama in the district tournament Wednesday to defeat the Lady 'Backs twice, win the district championship and advance to next week's regional tournament.
Tuesday was a big day for Heavener’s soccer teams.
Not only did Heavener sweep Mena in the two matches that day, the Wolves found out they won the district championship in soccer for the first time in some 10 years after Rejoice Christian defeated Bristow that same evening.
Heavener was tied with Victory Christian and Bristow going into Tuesday with the Wolves holding the tiebreaker thanks to a win over Victory Christian. Since Bristow lost, the Wolves are going into the playoffs as district champions and will get two playoff games at home, if they win the first playoff contest, which is scheduled for around May 1 at Harvey Stadium.
The Wolves are 7-1 overall, 4-1 in district play and are expected to play Commerce in the opening round of the playoffs.
Heavener improved its postseason standings in baseball District 3A-7 by sweeping a doubleheader from Henryetta Tuesday afternoon.
The Wolves won the first game, 15-7, before getting an excellent pitching performance from Noah Ward in the second contest in a 12-1 win over the Knights.
The Heavener Middle School has announced its honor students for this year.
The valedictorian is Jonah Scroggins. Salutatorians are Angeles Camargo, Mattison Smallen and Yug Patel.
Seventh grade honor students are Jenna Scroggins, Mia Sanchez, Martin Vasquez, Ben West and Caleb Castillo.
We will live stream Heavener's slow pitch softball district tournament Wednesday for Heavener's games at https://www.youtube.com/@HeavenerWolvesTV. Please share with anybody you think might be interested.
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S/O to our wolves soccer and baseball teams today soccer swept Mena (women 2-1 and men 7-1) Baseball swept Henryetta 15-7 and 12-1. Best news of all Rejoice Christian defeated Bristow making our men's soccer team District Champions we will host a playoff game on May 2.
LeFLORE—Heavener’s girls tuned up for Wednesday’s district tournament with a 13-1 win at LeFlore Monday afternoon.
The win improves Heavener to 13-11. The Lady Wolves host Panama and Roland in the district tournament Wednesday. Heavener’s games in the tournament will be live streamed and can be seen HERE. LeFlore is 14-13 and visits Smithville in a Class A district tournament Thursday.
Today at HHS (4/18) 3:00 Baseball vs Henryetta, Soccer vs Mena JV boys at 4:00, Varsity Girls at 5:00, Varsity Boys at 7:00. Admission at both events is $5.00 for adults and $3.00 for students
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Heavener’s boys won the Mena Invitational Track Meet championship Monday with many medalists.
Steven Cruz was first in the 800, first in the 1600 with Seth Lynch second, and first in the 3200. The Wolves swept the 110 hurdles with Tony Cruz first, Carson Payne second and Isaac Cook third.
Heavener also swept the 300 hurdles with Tony Adkins first, Cook second and Payne third. Jerami Casteel was first in the shot and the disc while Kevin Bretado was third in the disc.
The Wolves also were first in the 4x200 with Adkins, Payne, Parker Brand and Cook. Also, Heavener won the 4x800 behind Cruz, Cook, Lynch and Payne. In the 200, Adkins finished third and Brand sixth.
For the girls, Heavener’s Allison Palmer was fourth and Destiny Lawson fifth in the 1600. In the 3200 Palmer took third and Lawson was fourth. Heavener goes to the Broken Bow meet Thursday.
Heavener sophomore Jeren Pickle shot an 80 to finish tied for sixth in a strong field at the first Heavener Wolves golf invitational tournament at Wolf Ridge Golf Course Monday.
There were some 12 schools competing, many of those Class 4A, from as far away as Tulsa, which came to the tournament as Wolf Ridge will host a 4A regional golf tournament this year.
Devry Ritter shot a 100 for the next best score for Heavener.
Today Coach Wheat and the Heavener Wolves hosted the Class 4a Regional Preview Golf Tournament at Wolf Ridge Country Club. 60 golfers from all over the area competed, congrats to Wolf Jeren Pickle on his 6th place overall finish. Thank you to First National Bank of Heavener providing lunch for all the players and coaches, and special thanks to Kevin Curry and Jamin Thompson for cooking. #AlphaSupport
Watch Heavener's home baseball game with Wilburton at 4 p.m. here: https://www.youtube.com/c/CraigHall2021
Heavener's junior high baseball team won the consolation championship of the junior high county tournament.
McCurtain at Heavener softball: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbL2oGHh6CI&t=2498s
S/O to our men’s soccer team. They went on the road tonight and defeated Locust Grove to extend their winning streak to 5 in a row and 6-1 in the season. Make plans to come out to Harvey Stadium Tuesday JV boys start at 4:00 with varsity men and women to follow. Congrats Men keep it up!!
