Longhorns prepare for tough non-district schedule in new season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 27, 2026, 3:48 AM
Last updated Aug 27, 2026
BoxingThe Inola Longhorns are set to face a challenging non-district schedule, beginning with games against Sequoyah, defending Class 2A-II champion Adair, and Catoosa. Coach Jim Bob Ashley aims to assess how quickly the team's younger roster is coming together amid these tough matchups. The Longhorns will encounter added rivalry intensity during the Catoosa game, known as the “Battle of the Ports.” Later in the season, they will conclude their schedule with a demanding stretch against Heritage Hall, Verdigris, and Perkins-Tryon. Ashley compares this closing run to famous boxing matches, emphasizing the competition that awaits Inola as they prepare for potential playoff implications.
- •Inola starts the season against Sequoyah, Adair, and Catoosa.
- •Catoosa matchup is a rivalry game known as the 'Battle of the Ports.'
- •Final three games feature Heritage Hall, Verdigris, and Perkins-Tryon.
- •Coach Ashley emphasizes the importance of tough competition.
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"INOLA — There won't be much time for Inola's younger roster to grow up quietly. The Longhorns face a challenging non-district schedule against Sequoyah, defending Class 2A-II state champion Adair and Catoosa, which are three games that should provide an immediate indication of how quickly the new-look roster is coming together. The Catoosa matchup brings the added intensity of the “Battle of ...
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