Two Okmulgee County football teams are still standing after a dominant opening round of the OSSAA postseason. Both the Dewar Dragons and the Wilson Tigers delivered convincing wins Friday night, each punching their ticket to this week’s quarterfinal matchups.

Below is a full breakdown of each team’s playoff win, detailed scoring for Wilson district awards, and what the road ahead looks like in both Class B-I and B-II.

— Dragons crush Foyil, extend home win-streak to 11 The Dewar Dragons had no trouble continuing their regular-season success into postseason play. On Senior Night, Dewar overwhelmed the Foyil Panthers 54-6, marking yet another blowout performance in a season filled with them – their eighth win by 46 points or more.

Already known for their defensive power, the Dragons once again dominated on that side of the ball, holding Foyil far below their season average. Dewar has allowed only 4.7 points per game this year, one of the stingiest defensive marks in the state.

This victory extends Dewar’s home winning streak to 11 games dating back to last season and improves their record to 9-2. Foyil’s loss dropped them to 6-5 and marked their third straight defeat.

— Dewar Scoring Summary

• 11-yard run by QB Peyton Kilhoffer, 2-pt. Conversion by Nick Bowers – 8-0

• 48-yard run by Braelin Lewis, 2-pt. Conversion by Braxton Wiebe – 16-0

• 62-yard run by Joseph Moore, 2-pt. Conversion by JoJo Waters – 24-0

• 9-yard run by JoJo Waters, 2-pt. Conversion by Nick Bowers – 32-0

• QB Traber Jones to Tanner Wilson for a 63-yard run, 2-pt. Conversion by Braxon Wiebe – 40-0

• 44-yard run by Traber Jones, 2 pt. Conversion by Dylan Duke – 48-0

• 12-yard run by Traber Jones – 54-6 with three seconds left in the half — Next Up

Coach Matt Ross and the Dewar Dragons now prepare for a quarterfinal showdown with Waurika, who squeaked past Oklahoma Bible in a 22-20 thriller. The win was revenge for Waurika, who lost 45-0 to the Trojans in 2022.

Waurika enters at 6-5, while Dewar comes in riding a six-game winning streak and one of the most dominant point differentials in Class B-I.

According to the OSSAA playoff bracket, the winner advances to the semifinals on Nov. 28.

— Tigers power to 48-28 playoff win

At Wilson Field, the Wilson Tigers delivered a powerful postseason statement with a 48-28 victory over Covington-Douglas. The Tigers’ offense lit up the scoreboard with 24 fourth-quarter points, sealing the win in front of an excited home crowd.

This marks Wilson’s fourth straight home victory, improving their record to 6-2. Over those four games, the Tigers have won by an average of 31 points.

Covington-Douglas falls to 5-6 with the loss. — Wilson 48, Covington-Douglas 28

Team Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Final Wilson 8 0 16 24 48 Douglas 6 14 0 8 28 — Scoring Summary 1st Quarter

• Covington-Douglas opens with 6 points.

• Wilson responds with 8 points to take an early lead.

— 2nd Quarter

• Covington-Douglas scores 14, taking a 20-8 lead into halftime.

• Wilson is held scoreless in the period. — 3rd Quarter

• The Tigers come out strong after halftime, putting up 16 points.

• Wilson regains momentum and the lead going into the final frame.

• Covington-Douglas is shut out defensively in the third.

— 4th Quarter

• The Tigers explode for 24 points, their biggest quarter of the night.

• Covington-Douglas manages only 8, unable to keep pace with Wilson’s offensive surge.

— Game Flow Summary

Despite trailing 20-8 at halftime, Wilson outscored Covington-Douglas 40-8 in the second half, showcasing resiliency, conditioning, and clutch execution when it mattered most.

Statistically:

• Total Plays: Covington-Douglas 65, Wilson 58

• First Downs: Covington-Douglas 17, Wilson 15

• Penalties: Covington-Douglas 9 for 115 yards; Wilson 6 for 40 yards Even with fewer plays and first downs, Wilson’s efficiency and explosive scoring drives propelled them to a decisive win.

— Next Up

Wilson advances to the 2025 OSSAA Class B-II Quarterfinals, where they will face the Okeene Whippets this Friday, Nov. 21, at 7 p.m. at Wilson Field.

According to the OSSAA B-II bracket, Okeene has scored 31+ points in five straight games, giving the Tigers a major defensive test.

Admission is $8.35 at GoFan online, or $10 cash at the gate.

– With dominant performances, postseason accolades, and a pair of homegrown programs advancing deeper into November, Okmulgee County will again be in the statewide spotlight this Friday night. Both Dewar and Wilson carry strong momentum and strong fan support – into the next round.

Kickoff is at 7 p.m. Let the march continue.