Sports
PHOTOS: Chickasha football seniors
The Chickasha High School football team recognized its senior players before the Oct. 26, 2012 game against Southeast High School.
- Sports
-
-
Fightin' Words: Coaching lessons for parents
There is a fine line between parenting and coaching. Sure, sometimes they end up crossing paths. I, for one, learned many life lessons in sports, and that's probably why I want to work in that area. But for the most part, they are separate, and it should stay that way.
-
Merritt steps down as Chickasha boys coach
Bryan Merritt, who coached the Chickasha boys basketball team to the state semifinals last spring, has officially resigned his position to take the head coaching job at Norman North.
-
Young Chicks shine, defeat Duncan
After the long trip north, Duncan softball came away from Chickasha empty handed after the Lady Chicks triumphed in both summer league games.
-
Summer begins with pool opening
As temperatures begin to touch triple digits, the Chickasha public pool in Shannon Springs has opened just in time to provide much needed relief from the heat.
-
JV loses three at Chickasha tournament
Chickasha's junior varsity baseball team showed improvement throughout the tournament they hosted over the weekend, assistant coach Blake Taylor said, despite suffering three losses.
-
Chicks finish as Mustang finalists
Chickasha baseball had a productive weekend in Mustang, falling just short of winning a tournament when they lost 6-3 to the hosts on Sunday.
-
Lady Chicks down Cyril, Anadarko
Coach Dennis Furr’s Lady Chicks took down both opponents in a a 2-0 sweep against Cyril and highway 62 rival Anadarko at home on Thursday.
-
Chicks fight back to split Marlow games
The Fightin' Chicks split their double-header against Marlow Monday night when many of the younger members of the Chickasha squad got a chance to show their ability to fight back from a losing position.
-
Sooners lift softball title for their 'HOME'
The scene that many in college softball have been predicting played out in front of a crowd of 8,500-plus at the ASA Hall of Fame Stadium Tuesday night when Oklahoma University lifted its second ever national title in the sport.
-
OU finals return epitomizes Sooner State journey
Many of those affected by tornados in the past two weeks might struggle to find a silver lining in the clouds that were so ominous. The Sooner softball team is no stranger to this feeling.
- More Sports Headlines
-
Fightin' Words: Coaching lessons for parents



