A group of busy Watsons living in Sapulpa stormed both the County and Tulsa State Fair with their photos and an army of chickens and left with a menagerie of colored ribbons representing Sapulpa and the Creek County 4-H club.
With World Autism Day, April 2, kicking off World Autism Awareness Month for all of April, we’re shining a light on a local 10-year-old boy who has endured a number of different obstacles due to a rare genetic issue that also places him on the autistic spectrum.
In a close game, Sapulpa managed to strike last in a much-needed win on the road against the Claremore Zebras 21-14.
The Sapulpa Chieftains crushed the Hale Rangers 56-0 in a special Thursday edition of High School football at home. The first half was full of strange and crazy plays.
This 7-year-old from Holmes Park Elementary made a big splash at local fair competitions this year, bringing home several ribbons and a trophy in his first season of showing!
The Tahlequah Tigers kept the Sapulpa Chieftains from coming back 21-14 after being shut out for the first half of Friday night’s game in Tahlequah.
Sapulpa travels to Tahlequah this week to attempt to gain momentum going into the second half of the season after last week’s loss to Collinsville.
A tough Cardinal defense limited Sapulpa to just 2 touchdowns all game, giving the Chieftains their first district loss of the season.
The Cards are currently undefeated and the Chieftains lost to them last year 42-17. Coach Holt says he “feels great” about this year’s matchup.
Sapulpa defeated the visiting Memorial Chargers 47-8 during their Homecoming Game with an explosive opening quarter that put Sapulpa’s district record 1-0 for the season.
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