It took a fourth quarter comeback for the Hornets to pick up the one-point victory. This win was big because it puts Vinita ahead of Sequoyah in the playoff race. Both teams are 3-3 in district with Vinita now owning the head-to-head.

Aiden Auld’s walk-off overtime 4-yard run lifted the Red Devils over Vian and to their first district title in over 20 years. Prague trailed nearly all night until a late touchdown completion on third-and-long after the Red Devils faced first-and-34 two plays earlier.

It was business as usual for the Trojans of Kiefer as they rolled past Westville for their 9th win of the season, improving to 5-0 in district. The Trojans have scored nearly 500 points this season, only giving up 186 points in nine games.

In their most dramatic win of the season, the Roughers were pushed by the Bruins and needed a crucial drive to grab the come-from-behind victory. The win keeps Muskogee in the hunt for a district title as they square off with Stillwater next week in the final game of the regular season.

The salty Sandites grab another big win over rival Booker T. Washington. The win snaps a losing streak dating back 7 years. The win solidifies the Sandites playoff hopes and the struggle continues for the Hornets.

A 14-point first quarter gave the Chieftains the lead and they never looked back. It’s a huge win for Sapulpa as they are competing with McAlester for that 3-seed. McAlester drops to the 4-seed coming out of 5A-3.

The Redhawks pull away from the Bulldogs with a 24-point fourth quarter to improve to 5-0 in district and another Class 6AI-2 district title. Up next for the Redhawks is Edmond North. Memorial drops to 1-4 in district and 3-5 on the season.

This game may not get much press, but the win by the Bearcats improves their record to 5-4 overall. They may not make the playoffs, but after a great start to the season, and district play not going like they had hoped, the win is a reminder to keep competing. The Bearcats are doing just that.