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The Coalgate Wildcats varsity football team’s season came to an end Friday night at the hands of the Atoka Wampus Cats.The Boggy Bottom Bowl -- a win or go home game for both teams this year -- lived up to its names as rain earlier turned the field into a muddy stew not fit for man nor beast.

The Coalgate Wildcats varsity football team lost Friday night to district powerhouse Davis, which scored 54 unanswered points in the game and earned the district champion crown.“It was not a great game,” Coalgate Head Coach Nathan Hill said.

The Coalgate Wildcats varsity football team won big over the Tishomingo Indians Friday night by a score of 52-28. Going into the game, Tishomingo had the better overall record and Class 2A District 4 record, but the Wildcats weren’t intimidated.

The Coalgate Wildcats varsity football team was on the losing end of a lopsid- In the 48-6 loss, the Coalgate offense only gained 50 total yards in the first half against a tough Holdenville defense that had allowed just an average of 15 points per game in six previous games this season.

ATLANTA, GA — To help improve the accuracy of calls on the field, the National Football League will now provide each referee with a seeing-eye dog. “What’d you see, Fido? Bark twice if there was holding!” yelled Shawn Hochuli at his new service dog. “Good boy. Does the red team still have the ball?

The Coalgate Wildcats varsity football team earned its first victory of the season Friday night by defeating the Lexington Bulldogs. The win was an important step for the Wildcats to stay in playoff contention.

Coalgate Wildcats Varsity Defeats Atoka In A Blow-Out Victory. Coalgate Wildcats Varsity coasted to an easy victory over Atoka 11-1 on Monday. Atoka got things moving in the first inning. An error scored one run for Atoka. Nevaeh Parker was in the circle for Coalgate Wildcats Varsity.

The Coalgate Wildcats varsity football team lost Friday night to the Kingston Redskins, ranked number one in Class 2A District 4, 45-7.Head Coach Nathan Hill said a combination of factors doomed the Wildcats, including allowing the Redskins to get ahead by four touchdowns.

Big plays doomed the Coalgate Wildcats varsity football team which lost its first district game Friday night.The Wildcats were on the road playing Marietta, and, at one point during the game, had a six-point lead over the Indians.