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Thursday, September 17
Trojans defeat Redskins in final regular season meeting; 27-25
Bob Graham, the last of the Mighty Maroon Trojans, was named a Team Captain for the 2009 season. Bob currently has 10 football scholarship offers from Kansas, Kansas State, Iowa State, Louisville, Toledo, Air Force, Wyoming, Colorado State, North Texas State and Western Kentucky.
Saturday, July 4
Mighty Maroon Seniors Moving On........
Left to right: Grant Goodwin, Colorado School of Mines (football), Brett Smith, OU, Bob Graham, Jenks Senior, Brian Johnston, Air Force Academy (football), Austin Laskey, OU
Mighty Maroon end Jenks playing days
The Mighty Maroon Alumni completed their senior season as 2008 6A State Champions Runner-ups. They earned championships as sophomores and juniors. Those pictured are: Grant Goodwin signing to play football at the Colorado School of Mines, Brian Johnston signing to play football at Air Force Academy, Austin Laskey who finished his high school athletic career wrestling and plans to attend college at OSO or OU, Bob Graham a junior, will be back with the Trojans for the 2009 season. Chris Ray an academic all-star having never earned any grade lower than an A in high school and will attend OU to become a doctor. Not Shown: Justin Anderson finished his basketball playing career with a 2009 - 6A runner-up title and headed to college in Durango, CO. Not Shown: Brett Smith is now playing Jenks Ruby with plans to play ruby at OU. Note: A former Mighty Maroon Alumi D.J. Lyles, who also signed to play football at the Colorado School of Mines
Mighty Maroon Alumni prepare for 2008 Playoffs
Might Maroon Alumni Grant Goodwin, Brett Smith, Chris Ray, Austin Laskey and Bob Graham following the 2008 Maroon and White Spring Game. Not shown is Brian Johnston. This is the Mighty Maroon's senior year.
2007 Trojans Win 12th State Championship
Goodwin, Graham, Smith, Ray, Johnston contribute throughout season.
Might Maroon Alumni earn 2006 State Championship
Anderson, Goodwin, Ray & Smith complete sophomore season with 2006 state championship rings. Trojans earned their 11th state title. Graham, freshman, re-joins the Mighty Maroon Alumni for the 2007 season. Click on the logo to visit the JenksTrojanFootball.com website.
Mighty Maroon Alumni 2006
Left to right: Grant Goodwin, Justin Anderson, Brian Johnston, Chris Ray, Eric "Bob" Graham, Brett Smith.
Sunday, July 23
Former Marroon, White, Black & Silver Players - Click Here
Sunday, July 23
Chris Ray 2006 Roster Picture - Click Here
Sunday, July 23
Brett Smith 2006 Roster Picture - Click Here
Sunday, July 23
Brian Johnston 2006 Roster Picture - Click Here
Sunday, July 23
Grant Goodwin 2006 Roster Picture - Click Here
2006 Football Season Coming Soon - Click Here for Jenks High School Website
Mighty Maroon Alumni at the 2006 Trojan Booster Club Sophomore Introductions. Clockwise, Upper Left: Chris Ray, Upper Right: Grant Goodwin, Lower Right: Brett Smith, Lower Left: Chris Ray
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Eric "Bob" Graham Wins 2006 "Hawg Jousting" Award at O-Line Camp
Freshman Eric "Bob" Graham won the Freshman 2006 Jenks O-Line Camp Hawg Jousting Competition at the 2006 Jenks O-Line Camp. Click on the title or picture to see more camp pictures.
Jenks Booster Club Website
Extra League Cuts Freshman Football Attrition Rate
Click on the title or picture to read the complete Jenks Gazette article with many of the Mighty Maroon players noted.
Might Maroon Freshman End 2005 Season White 8-1 & Maroon 7-2
Jenks White Beats Union White, 21-14, In Final Season Game. Anderson's touchdown passes to Laskey & Crews highlight exciting comeback victory. Click on the title to visit the Freshman webpage.
Highlight Video - Sooner Classic Championship - Click Here
See Sooner Classic Jenks Trojan Football History...
The highlights of the 2003 Union Sooner Classic Championship game between the 7th grade Jenks Maroon and the Wichita Cowboys are now available for everyone to see over the Internet. As a courtesy to their customers, Digital Media Technology, producers of the official Union Sooner Classic videos, has provided the Video Highlights of the Sooner Classic 7th Grade Championship over the Internet. Click the championship trophy of headline to view or visit their website at http://www.dmt-video.com/SoonerClassic.html.To purchase the Video Highlights and the game footage, you can contact DMT at 918.582.9383. The video is only $25 and is available on DVD and VHS.
Former Mighty Maroon Players Now Trojan Freshmen
Several of the 2003 7th Grade Mighty Maroon Alumni are now Trojan Freshmen. Pictured above, left to right, are Grant Goodwin, Chris Ray (Wearing the vintage Mighty Maroon t-shirt), Brett Smith and Justin Anderson (Also wearing the vintage Mighty Maroon t-shirt). Other alumni playing include Brian Johnston, Trent Tyndall, Alex Hard, Derek McCrory, Aron Hawkins, Austin Laskey, Patrick Benson and Gannon Brooks. Eric "Bob" Graham, white jersey in the picture below now enters 8th grade school ball. Additional pictures can be found on the Jenks Trojan Football website www.jenkstrojanfootball.com
One Loss 2004 Season for Mighty Maroon Alumni
The Mighty Maroon Alumni finished the 2004 season with one loss. The eighth graderes completed their season with a 7-1 record and Bob finished the seventh grade INFC season with a 10-1 record. The third through eight grade Mighty Maroon record stands at 83-14 and the second through seventh grade record for Bob stands at 86-14. Congratulations to the Mighty Maroon Alumni for a great 2004 season.
2004 Jenks Black - Undefeated Divsion II Champions
Babe Ruth Was Right
The way a team plays as a whole determines its success. You may have the greatest bunch of individual stars in the world, but if they don't play together, the club wont be worth a dime.
-Babe Ruth
2003 - 7th Grade Mighty Maroon
* Season Record: 19-0
* 2003 INFC 7th Grade Champions
* Undefeated INFC Division Champions
* 2003 Academic Team Champions
* 2003 Sooner Classic Champions
Roster: Justin Anderson, Patrick Benson, Gannon Brooks, Parker Dooly, Corey Fanning, Burns Getchell, Grant Goodwin, Eric Bob Graham, Alex Hard, Aaron Hawkins, Brian Johnston, Stephen Kane, Brandon Land, Austin Laskey, Matthew McCombie, Derek McCrory, Ian Morris, Chris Ray, Emilio Rodriguez, Brett Smith, Trent Tyndall
Head Coach: Bill Anderson
Assistant Coaches: Tom Graham, Wesley Kane, Mark McCrory, Curtis Smith
2002 - 6th Grade Mighty Maroon
* Season Record: 17-3
* INFC Playoffs
* Undefeated INFC Division Champions
* 2002 Academic Team Champions
* 2002 Sooner Classic Champions
* Kansas City Labor Day Tournament
Roster: Justin Anderson, Bo Brown, Josh Chesnut, Justin Cupp, Parker Dooly, Nathan Gallup, Grant Goodwin, Eric Graham, Alex Hard, Aaron Hawkins, Brian Johnston, Stephen Kane, Brandon Land, Austin Laskey, Matthew McCombie, Derek McCrory, Ian Morris, Chris Ray, Justin Smith, Brett Smith, Trent Tyndall
Head Coach: Bill Anderson
Assistant Coaches: Mark Laskey, Tom Graham, Mark Chesnut, Wesley Kane, John Seibler, Mark McCrory, Curtis Smith
2001 - 5th Grade Mighty Maroon
* Season Record: 16-3
* INFC Playoffs
* Undefeated Division Champions
* 2001 Academic Team Champions
* 2001 Sooner Classic Championship Runner-ups
* Kansas City Labor Day Tournament
Roster: # 0 Bo Brown, # 2 Austin Laskey, # 7 Justin Anderson, # 8 Brian Johnston, # 10 Justin Smith, # 16 Nathan Gallup, # 18 Parker Dooly, # 23 Josh Chesnut, # 24 Taylor Coman, # 33 Chris Ray, # 35 Trent Tyndall, # 39 Ian Morris, # 52 Brett Smith, # 55 Alex Hard, # 65 Matthew McCombie, # 68 Derek McCrory, # 77 Curtis Apathy, # 88 Stephen Kane, # 90 Eric Graham
Head Coach: Bill Anderson
Assistant Coaches: Mark Laskey, Tom Graham, Wesley Kane, Mark Chesnut, John Seibler, Curtis Smith
2000 - 4th Grade Mighty Maroon
* Season Record: 13-3
* INFC Playoffs
* Division Runner-ups
* INFC Pre-season Tournament Champions
* 2000 Academic Team Champions
* Arkansas Little League State Football Championship Post Season Tournament
Roster: Justin Anderson, Curtis Apathy, Dylan Bilby, Josh Chesnut, Taylor Coman, Jarrod Crews, Parker Dooly, Nathan Gallup, Eric Graham, Alex Hard, Stephen Kane, Austin Laskey, D.J. Lyles, Matthew McCombie, Derek McCrory, Ian Morris, Chris Ray, Matt Siler, Justin Smith, Brett Smith, Trent Tyndall
Head Coach: Bill Anderson
Assistant Coaches: Mark Laskey, Tom Graham, Wesley Kane, Mark Chesnut, Curtis Smith
1999 - 3rd Grade Mighty Maroon
* Season Record: 11-4
* INFC Playoffs
* Division Runner-ups
Roster: Justin Anderson, Austin Bennet, Dylan Bilby, Josh Chesnut, Taylor Coman, Nathan Gallup, Eric Graham, Alex Hard, Stephen Kane, Austin Laskey, Justin McCaskill, Matthew McCombie, Derek McCrory, Chris Ray, Eric Sams, Steven Sherwood, Justin Smith, Brett Smith, Logan Taylor, Trent Tyndall, Cole Wackenhuth
Head Coach: Bill Anderson
Assistant Coaches: Mark Laskey, Mark Chesnut, Curtis Smith, Carl Coman, Tom Graham, Jackson Taylor, Mark Wackenhuth
1998 - Mighty Mite Football
#1 Kaleb Hampshire, #3 Drew Elliot, #6 Jonathon Darley, #12 Brandon Orr, #13 Chris Knapp, #15 Greg Steiner, #17 Colin Metcalf, #20 Eric Graham, #22 Spencer Worth, #26 Rob Smith, #63 Michael DeMarco, #88 Ethan Garner, #92 Ben Moore, #99 Brandon Shupick
3rd - 7th Grade Mighty Maroon Team Player History
The following players were members of the Mighty Maroon between the 3rd and 7th grades. Of the 20 original members of the 3rd grade Mighty Maroon, 10 played all five years with the team. Those players were Justin Anderson, Eric "Bob" Graham, Alex Hard, Stephen Kane, Austin Laskey, Matthew McCombie, Derek McCrory, Chris Ray, Brett Smith and Trent Tyndall. Parker Dooly and Ian Morris finished their career with the Mighty Maroon after joining in the 4th grade. Brian Johnston, Brandon Land, Grant Goodwin and Emilio Rodriguez were "Protects" who finished their career with the Mighty Maroon. The list of players and the grades they played is as follows:
1. Anderson, Justin - 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th
2. Graham, Eric 3rd - 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th
3. Hard, Alex - 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th
4. Kane, Steven - 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th
5. Laskey, Austin - 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th
6. McCombie, Matthew - 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th
7. McCrory, Derek - 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th
8. Ray, Chris - 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th
9. Smith, Brett - 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th
10. Tyndall, Trent - 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th
11. Gallup, Nathan - 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th
12. Smith, Justin - 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th
13. Chesnut, Josh - 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th
14. Coman, Taylor - 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th
15. Bilby, Dylan - 3rd, 4th, 5th (half-season)
16. McCaskill, Justin - 3rd
17. Sams, Eric - 3rd
18. Sherwood, Steven - 3rd
19. Taylor, Logan - 3rd
20. Wackenhuth, Cole - 3rd
21. Bennet, Austin - 3rd
22. Dooly, Parker - 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th
23. Morris, Ian - 1st, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th
24. Apathy, Curtis - 4th (Protect), 5th
25. Crews, Jarrod - 4th
26. Siler, Matt - 4th (half-season)
27. Lyles, D.J. - 4th (Protect), 5th (half-season)
28. Johnston, Brian - 5th (Protect), 6th, 7th
29. Brown, Bo - 5th (Protect), 6th
30. Goodwin, Grant - 6th (Protect), 7th
31. Hawkins, Aaron - 6th, 7th
32. Land, Brandon - 6th (Protect), 7th
33. Cupp, Justin - 6th
34. Bellatti, Nick - 7th (pre-season)
35. Benson, Patrick - 7th
36. Brooks, Gannon - 7th
37. Fanning, Corey - 7th
38. Getchell, Burns - 7th
39. Mangrum, Nathan - 7th (half-season)
39. Rodriguez, Emilio - 7th (Protect)
Mighty Maroon Won - Loss Records
Total 3rd Grade: 11-4
Total 4th Grade: 13-3
Total 5th Grade: 16-3
Total 6th Grade: 17-3
Total 7th Grade: 19-0
Total All Grades: 76-13
Jenks Trojans
Mighty Maroon
2003
7th Grade
INFC
Champions
2003
7th Grade
INFC Division I
Champions
2003
7th Grade
JTA Academic
Champions
2003
7th Grade
Sooner Classic
Champions
1965 - When the "Old Man" Started Playing Football
This is how 3rd grade youth football looked almost 40 years ago. Many think our Coach Anderson was tough, you should have been coached by Coach McMurtry.
2003 Mighty Maroon Awards Celebration
Among the players, coaches, family and friends the end of an impressive era of Jenks football came to an end. With outstanding preparation and planning from Sarita Goodwin and Lee Ray, the 2003 Mighty Maroon Awards Celebration was huge success. Each player received a personalized plaque reflecting their entire playing careers that are Hall of Fame quality that can be kept for a life time. Look for more season wrap-up information to come.
2003 Mighty Maroon Game Schedule - Scores
| Date |
Opponent |
Location |
Time |
Score |
| 08/09 |
BA White |
Jenks H.S. |
6:00 |
18-6 |
| 08/09 |
Sapulpa White |
Jenks H.S. |
8:00 |
30-0 |
| 08/16 |
BA Black |
BA Kirkland |
3:00 |
36-0 |
| 08/16 |
Owasso Silver |
BA Kirkland |
5:00 |
38-6 |
| 08/23 |
BA Black |
Jenks JTA |
6:00 |
38-0 |
| 08/30 |
Labor Day |
Off |
Off |
Off |
| 09/06 |
Owasso White |
Owasso |
4:30 |
30-8 |
| 09/13 |
BA Silver |
BA HS |
7:30 |
30-6 |
| 09/20 |
Owasso Red |
Jenks JTA |
6:00 |
32-0 |
| 09/27 |
BA Gold |
Jenks H.S. |
1:30 |
26-0 |
| 10/04 |
Union Black |
Union Old H.S. |
4:00 |
42-6 |
| 10/11 |
SS Gold |
Jenks JTA |
6:00 |
32-0 |
| 10/18 |
Union Crimson |
Union Old H.S. |
2:30 |
50-12 |
| 10/25 |
Owasso Black |
Jenks H.S. |
5:00 |
40-0 |
| 11/1 |
INFC Playoffs Stillwater |
Jenks H.S. |
12:30 |
24-0 |
| 11/4 |
INFC Playoffs Jenks Black |
Jenks H.S. |
6:30 |
28-8 |
| 11/8 |
INFC Finals Jenks White |
BA H.S. |
8:00 |
12-6 |
| 11/15 |
Sooner Classic Wagoner Sooners |
Union Tuttle |
4:45 |
48-0 |
| 11/15 |
Sooner Classic Owasso White |
Union Tuttle |
10:30 |
50-20 |
| 11/16 |
Sooner Classic Championship Wichita Cowboys |
Union Tuttle |
6:00 |
18-14 |
| | Jenks Maroon 2003 Sooner Classic Champions |
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Jenks Maroon 18 - Wichita Cowboys 14 - Championship Finals
For the second straight year Jenks Maroon won the Union Sooner Classic Championship by defeating the Wichita Cowboys. The Cowboys had only lost two games in four years, those being two being at the hands of Jenks Maroon, both in the finals of the Union Sooner Classic. In this years battle, the Cowboys lead the game until thirty-four seconds left in the game when the Maroon line busted a hole for Grant Goodwin to power his way into the end zone for a 12-8 lead. The Cowboys then came back with three powerful runs to score with nine seconds left in the game and the potential 14-12 victory. However, the Maroon Trojans would not be denied and with nine seconds remaining in the game Justin Anderson threw the "Quick Score Special" to Jason Turner and he ran into the end zone as the final seconds clicked off the clock to win the game 18-14. The Maroon Trojans all played a great game and Justin Anderson was named as the Sooner Classic Most Valuable Player for the Maroon team. There is no doubt that the Maroon Trojans played one of the most exciting football games in the history of the Sooner Classic and the game will be talked about for years to come. Congratulations to the Maroon Trojan Team for such an outstanding accomplishment.
Carrying corporate sponsorship of Dan White's Snap-on Tools, the Jenks Trojans 2004 Sooner Classic Team was formed with all Jenks players from Jenks Maroon, White, Black and Silver. Team Coaches were Head Coach: Bill Anderson, Assistant Coaches: Kyle Litterell and Curtis Smith. Team Assistants: Marty Turner, Mark McCrory, Tom Graham, Billy Goodwin, Glenn Jones, Tyrone Lynn and others. The team roster is as follows:
Justin Anderson - Jenks Maroon
Grant Goodwin - Jenks Maroon
Derek McCrory - Jenks Maroon
Eric Graham - Jenks Maroon
Chris Ray - Jenks Maroon
Trent Tyndall - Jenks Maroon
Alex Hard - Jenks Maroon
Brett Smith - Jenks Maroon
Patrick Benson - Jenks Maroon
Brian Johnston - Jenks Maroon
Ian Morris - Jenks Maroon
Burns Getchell - Jenks Maroon
Stephen Kane - Jenks Maroon
Gannon Brooks - Jenks Maroon
Jason Turner - Jenks White
Robby Williams - Jenks White
Bobby Bradley-Parker - Jenks White
DJ Lyles - Jenks White
Jake Hathaway - Jenks White
Jordon Towers - Jenks Black
Ernest Colbert - Jenks Black
Gabe Lynn - Jenks Black
Cory Little-John - Jenks Black
Chad Smith - Jenks Black
Logan Rowe - Jenks Silver
For your Snap-on tool needs contact Dan White at: 918-296-9777 (Home), 918-636-0335 (Cell) or 918-296-3335 (Fax)
Jenks Maroon 50 - Owasso White 14 - Semi Finals
Starting at 10:45 Saturday night and ending in the fog at 12:30 Sunday morning, the Maroon Trojans played long time foe, the Owasso White Rams. Coming off an over powering win against the Wagoner Sooners, the Maroon Trojans were slow to begin and allowed the Rams to take a 14-0 first quarter lead. The Maroon Trojans responded to the Owasso challenge by taking a 16-14 lead into halftime. As the fog rolled into Union Tuttle Stadium, the Trojans came out of their own fog to score 34 second half points to leave no doubt as to was in control of the game and gain their third appearance in the finals of the Sooner Classic. While the Jenks Maroon and Jenks White Trojans had defeated the Rams earlier in the year, the Rams were the only opponent to defeat the Jenks Black Trojans in the regular season. With the opportunity to avenge the Owasso loss and seriously address the post game email smack given to the Jenks Black team by the Rams. The Jenks Black players, along with their fellow Trojans, were more than eager to send a statement to the Rams by ending the game with a couple of exclamation points, thus leaving the Rams literally in the fog.
Jenks Maroon 48 - Wagoner Sooners 0 - Quarter Finals
The Jenks Maroon Trojans opened the first round quarter finals of the 2003 Sooner Classic facing two past Jenks foes in Coweta and Wagoner. While the Sooners looked classic and were big, the Maroon Trojans took command of the game in the first quarter and never looked back enroute to a 44-0 victory. Supported by excellent defense, the Trojans scored on the ground, through the air and off Sooner turnovers in a total team victory. The Trojans advanced to the semi finals to face another long time foe in Owasso White in the final game of the evening.
Saturday, November 8
Mighty Maroon 12 - Jenks White LLOD 6 - INFC Finals
It does not get much better than this... Two well deserving, mutually respected JTA 7th grade teams competing for the 7th grade INFC Championship, live Cox television, being broadcast in the Tulsa and Oklahoma City markets. Those watching from Union, Broken Arrow, Owasso, Lawton, Midwest City, Moore, Norman and other organizations can only wish they had such a show of their 7th grade football talent. The meeting of the 2003 Jenks LLOD and the 2003 Jenks Mighty Maroon was nothing new as both teams have developed a healthy and competitive rivalry since the teams originally formed in the 3rd grade. Coaches, players and parents have commented for years how great the boys would be together, once they reached the 8th grade, and Saturday nights INFC Final was a preview of the future. Ultimately at the end of the game, the Mighty Maroon lead the LLOD, 12-6 and gained the 2003 INFC 7th grade title. While the Mighty Maroon had the greater score, there were no losers Saturday night, just a great group of 7th grade Jenks Trojans who are all Jenks champions. Saturday night showed that JTA Football is "Where the legends begin." Congratulations to both the Mighty Maroon and LLOD players, coaching staff and parents for five great years of our own version of King of the Mountain.
Once Gold - Now Totally Maroon
With the collasp of the 6th Grade Gold team coming into the 2003 season, the Mighty Maroon picked up several previous players from that team. Through the draft, Patrick Benson, Burns Getchell and Gannon Brooks were selected to become part of the Mighty Maroon. The heart and dedication of those three players did not go un-noticed throughout the year as each one earned their maroon helmet in becoming a member of the 2003 Mighty Maroon Champion family. There is no doubt that teams that could have selected these three great players, definitely missed their chance. Welcome to the family.
2003 Protect - Emilio Rodriguez
You never know how annual player protects will work out. This year's protects for the Mighty Maroon had mixed results. Unfortunately one of the Mighty Maroon's 2003 protects, elected leave before the fun began and missed one heck of a ride to the top. While learing that Mighty Maroon football is not like private school football, Emilio Rodriguez, the second 2003 protect, became a big part of the Mighty Maroon's success throughout the season. Emilio's dad Mick also played a huge part in the performing the filming duties throughout the year. Thanks to the Rodriguez's for their part in the Mighty Maroon success.
Mighty Maroon 24 - Stillwater 0 - INFC Quarter Finals
Suffering from a Halloween hangover, the Mighty Maroon overcame a horrific 0-0 first half to break away in the second half to defeat a big and tough Stillwater team 24-0 in the first round of the INFC Playoffs. The Mighty Maroon advance to the next round of the INFC Playoffs and will play Jenks Black Tuesday, November 4, 2004, 6:30, Jenks High School.
Mighty Maroon 28 - Jenks Black 8 - INFC Semi-Finals
In a highly anticipated game of two rival Jenks 7th grade teams, the Mighty Maroon defeated Jenks Black 28-8 in the semi-finals of the INFC Playoffs to advance to the INFC Playoff Finals, Saturday night against Jenks White, 8:00, Broken Arrow High School, live on COX Communications Channel 3. The Mighty Maroon scored on it's first possession and held Black to 4 plays and out while gaining a 14-0 halftime lead. Jenks Black scored on a great run by Jordan Towers early in the second half, however his efforts alone could not match the Mighty Maroon's total offensive and defensive team effort. Behind the Mighty Maroon's line, Grant Goodwin scored another two touchdowns to earn a convincing 28-8 victory. While the Maroon vs Black battle was the subject of much talk by some parents throughout the year, the Mighty Maroon left no doubt as to who was the better team of the two. After a 2-8 2002 season, Coach Jones, Coach Lynn, Coach Basden and the rest of the Jenks Black staff are to be commended on leading their team to a much improved 9-2 record for the 2003 season.
Homecoming - Thank You - Lori Morris
From: Mighty Maroon Team Mom, Lee Ray
To: All Members of the MM Seventh Grade(UNDEFEATED)Team
Who could not have noticed the beautiful long stem red roses with greenery and red star ribbon wrapped and secured with a handpainted and individually personalized maroon ornament for each of those pretty Maroon cheerleaders? Thanks go to Lori Morris, mother of Ian, for all her creative and wonderful work!
Also, the roses were from Southern Hills Florist and the lady got them for us at 95 cents a piece. No one was able to beat her price.
She asked me to pass on to everyone at Jenks that I know, that her price on corsages for Homecoming for the older kids is 10 percent off her regular price. Thanks!
Mighty Maroon 40 - Owasso Black 0
The end of 2003 Mighty Maroon's regular season was eventful to say the least. Touchdowns by McCombie, Benson, Hawkins, Ray along with halftime homecoming activities highlighted a wild night of unlimited substitutions resulting in a 40-0 Mighty Maroon victory over the Owasso Black Rams. Undefeated in the preseason, non-division and division games, the Mighty Maroon take their number one seed into the post season tournament. The Mighty Maroon will play a yet to be determined opponent Saturday, Novemeber 1st hopefully at Jenks High School Stadium.
Mighty Maroon - Tulsa Run Results
Coaches Anderson and McCrory competed in the 5k Annual Tulsa Run, while Coach Goodwin and son Grant competed in the 15k run. Coach Anderson's time 30:01, Coach McCrory's time 31:08 and the Goodwin's time being 1:34:00. While Coach McCrory's time was in the top 10 of his age division and quite an accomplishment. Grant Goodwin's Tulsa Run performance was capped by a 5:00 pm, 40-0 performance against the Owasso Black Rams.
Mighty Maroon 50 - Union Crimson 12
Barry Switzer would have been proud as the Mighty Maroon "Hung Half-a-Hundred" on Union Crimson in route to a Division I, 1st place finish. The Mighty Maroon rolled to a team high 50 points for a final score of 50-12. Through the air and on the ground, the Mighty Maroon left no doubt as to outcome of the game. The Mighty Maroon will face the Owasso Black Rams during the Mighty Maroon's Homecoming next Saturday in their regular season finale 5:00, at the Jenks High School Stadium.
Cook-out - Homecoming Preparations
From: Lee Ray, Beth McCrory and Lynne Smith,
Sunday, October 12th, 2-5 p.m., Helmerich Park,(75th and Riverside)
This will be fun for the Maroon Football team, the Maroon Cheerleaders, and their families. The football team is responsible for pop, cookies, and chips while the cheerleaders are supplying the rest. Please RSVP to Beth McCrory at 298-3009 by Monday, October 6th, and tell her how many in your family will be there. Then, she can tell you what/and how much of it to bring.
Aloha Maroon 7th grade Football! Do you have an inflatable palm tree stashed away at your house? How about a toucan? The theme of the Homecoming Parade this year is Tropical Paradise! Boys-find a Hawaiian looking shirt and some sunglasses. Leis will be provided. The parade is Friday, October 31, and we are doing a combined float with the Maroon Cheerleaders on a trailer over 40 feet long. We will have a chance to paint some posters, etc., for the float at the cookout next Sunday.
One way that everyone is able to help is to bring tropical themed items or decoratons from home to football practice. Lynne Smith will collect them and take them to the cheer moms. The actual float will be assembled closer to the day of the parade.
Mighty Maroon 32 - Sand Springs Gold 0
The Mighty Maroon hosted Sand Springs Gold at JTA Field Saturday night and came away with a 32-0 victory. Under the lights on a damp field, the Mighty Maroon scored on the ground and through the air to acheive the outcome. The third and fourth quarter was highlited with the dedicated running attack of Burns Getchell in search of his first Mighty Maroon touchdown. On a sad note, the game was delayed in the second quarter due to a Sand Springs player injury. Thanks to all those involved for their medical assistance in getting the player proper medical treatment. While able to move all parts of his body, the player was taken to the hospital as a precaution. Best wishes to the player. The Mighty Maroon will face the Union Crimson Redskins next Saturday at Union's Old High School field.
Mighty Maroon 42 - Union Black 6
After a tough week of practice, the Mighty Maroon traveled to take on the Union Black Redskins at Union field. Implementing a disciplined game plan the Mighty Maroon jumped to a 30-0 halftime lead and substituted freely throughout the rest of the game to a acheive a final score of 42-6. The Mighty Maroon played well as a team and will prepare this week for their October 11th game with Sand Springs Gold.
Mighty Maroon 26 - Broken Arrow Gold 0
The Mighty Maroon defeated the Broken Arrow Gold Tigers 26-0 Saturday at the Jenks High School Stadium. The Mighty Maroon team and fans were treated to the entertainment of both the Maroon Cheerleaders and the 7th grade Pom Squad. The Pom Squad, while not weekly visitors, are always a welcomed addition to the game environment. After a thorough week of preparations, the Mighty Maroon's will face Union Black, Saturday, October 4th, at the Old Union High School field, at 4:00.
United States Olympic Training Center - Colorado Springs
Hello to the United States Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Grant Goodwin's brother, Trey, is currently training with the USA Weightlifting Team at the prestigious facility. The atheletes on the USA Weightlifting Team are now weekly viewers of the Mighty Maroon game films thanks to the taping and transfer skills of Grant's and Trey's Mom, Sarita and of course good ole FedEx. Look for more information on the Olympic Team members in the future.
Mighty Maroon 32 - Owasso Red 0
The Mighty Maroon hosted the Owasso Red Rams at JTA Field for their first regular season home game of the 2003 season and soundly defeated the Rams 32-0. Starting the game with the second team and using them primarily throughout the game the Mighty Maroon passed and ran to a 32-0 halftime lead. Using players in variable positions to gain valuable playing experience, the Mighty Maroon never looked back in the second half. Playing out of position, eligible linemen Derek McCrory and Brett Smith scored their first touchdowns of their careers during the contest. The Mighty Maroon's next game will be against the Broken Arrow Gold Tigers, Saturday, September 20th.
Mighty Maroon Cheerleaders - Prepare for Owasso Rams
Thanks to the Mighty Maroon Cheerleaders for their specially prepared Spirit Posters for the Mighty Maroon players prior to their game with the Owasso Red Rams. The candy themed phrases "Rope the Rams", "Score High Against the Rams", "Jenks 7th Maroon Rocks", "Jenks Maroon Razzles" were delivered to the players doors and were a Welcomed Surprise.
Mighty Maroon 30 - Broken Arrow Silver 6
To quote a line from the movie Remember the Titans, "Leave no doubt", the Mighty Maroon's performance Saturday night against the Broken Arrow Silver Tigers was so complete the Trojans left no doubt about who was at the top of their game. The Mighty Maroon's 30-6 victory avenged a tough 7-6 overtime loss to the Tigers in last years INFC playoffs. Following a great game plan by the coaches and an excellent week of preparation by the Mighty Maroon as a team, the tone for the game was set at the opening kickoff. Behind the effective blocking of the Mighty Maroon line and backfield along with excellent execution in the running and passing game, the Mighty Maroon opened up a 22-0 halftime lead that could not be overcame by the Tigers. The Mighty Maroon defense also played exceptional and consistently held the well-coached Tiger offense to, four plays and out, allowing the Mighty Maroon offense to continue their run to a 30-6 final score. In the end, the game could have been the last in a respectful Maroon and Silver rivalry that began in the 3rd grade. However, don't count out those Silver Tigers as they Mighty Maroon may well meet them again in the INFC playoffs. The Mighty Maroon returns to play next Saturday again the Owasso Red Rams at 6:00, at the JTA Field.
Mighty Maroon 30 - Owasso White 8
Sporting their new white travel jerseys, the Mighty Maroon truly were the visitors at Owasso's Ator Field to face the Owasso White Rams. Following an 8-8 tied score at halftime the Mighty Maroon scored three unanswered touchdowns to break away from a tough Ram team for a 30-8 victory. The Mighty Maroon offense scored on the ground and through the air and held the White Rams to one very questionable touchdown reception for the their only score of the afternoon. The Rams provided the Mighty Maroon a great challenge in preparation for the upcoming Division 1 showdown with the #1 seeded Broken Arrow Silver Tigers next Saturday evening at Kirkland Field in Broken Arrow.
White Travel Jerseys Added for 2003
The much heralded 2003 Mighty Maroon white travel jerseys made their debut while on the road against the Owasso Rams. Thanks to Ron Morris for arranging the purchase of the jerseys and to the parents for their patience in the decision making and order process. The excitement of the boys was obvious making the efforts truly worth while.
Thanks Mighty Maroon Parents
Thanks to all the parents who assisted in the cooling of the Mighty Maroon players during Sunday's contest with Broken Arrow. It was great to have assistance in getting extra ice and water for the water jugs and misters. Thanks also to the McCombie family for bringing the cold wash rags. Good Job!
Mighty Maroon 38 - Broken Arrow Black 0
The Mighty Maroon played the Broken Arrow Black Tigers Sunday afternoon following the cancelation of their Saturday evening game due to a thunderstorm. Despite the hot condititions for the 3:00 kickoff, the Mighty Maroon charged to a 30-0 halftime lead and ended the day with a 38-0 win over the Tigers. On the ground and through the air the Mighty Maroon scored using a multitude of offensive combinations including Alex Hard's first ever rushing touchdown of his Mighty Maroon career. The Mighty Maroon defenses played well throughout the contest and shut out the Tigers using both it's Maroon and White defensive teams. The Mighty Maroon will not be participating in their annual Kansas City Tournament this year and will instead take off Labor Day weekend away from football before preparing for their next game with the White Owasso Rams.
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BA Black and Owasso Silver Defeated in Week #2 Scrimmages
The Mighty Maroon continued preparation for the regular season by defeating Broken Arrow Black 38-0 and Owasso Silver 38-6 in week #2 preseason action. The Mighty Maroon scored on the ground and through the air in both games and allowed only one touchdown while running a unlimited combination of players at all positions. The Mighty Maroon begin regular season play against Broken Arrow Black next Saturday.
2003 Maroon Pictures Courtesy of Lisa Smith
Thanks to Lisa Smith, Mother of Gannon Brooks for her great pictures. Lisa sent the 2003 team picture currently on the website banner.
BA White and Sapulpa White Defeated in Week #1 Scrimmages
After just seven practices the 2003 Mighty Maroon hit the turf at Jenks High School Saturday evening to test their skills against the Broken Arrow Tiger White Team and Sapulpa White during pre-season scrimmages. The Mighty Maroon allowed one touchdown during the two, 40 minute games and scored at will when needed. All Mighty Maroon players saw significant action during the evening providing a great opportunity to try numerous playing combinations in game conditions. The Mighty Maroon's next scrimmages will be August 16th at BA Kirkland Field at 3:00 and 5:00 against BA Black and Owasso Silver.
Mighty Maroon on Channel 8 Sports
Channel 8's, Ruben Diaz was filming on the side lines of the Mighty Maroon's scrimmage against the Broken Arrow White Tigers. Leading with a shot of the 2003 Mighty Maroon Cheerleaders, the Mighty Maroon's first play of the 2003 season, which resulted in an offensive touchdown, was replayed on the 10:00 Channel 8 Sports. Grant Goodwin, behind the blocking of the Mighty Maroon offense, cleared the corner, accelerated, followed some great downfield blocking and ran untouched into the endzone.
New Helmets Painted - Thanks Kenneth Mangrum
For the the third year, the Mighty Maroon have set the curve for having Jenks Maroon helmets. Unless you have done, you have no idea as to the effort it takes to disassemble, prep, paint and re-assemble the team helmets. Thanks to Kenneth Mangrum for his time in the final prep and painting of the new comers helmets this year.
2003 - Mighty Maroon in Division I
The Mighty Maroon was placed in Division I, in the second seed position, following a fourth place finish in the the 2002 sixth grade standings. All Divisions are listed on the JTA website. The Mighty Maroon Division I opponents are as follows:
* Broken Arrow Silver
* Jenks Maroon
* Broke Arrow Gold
* Union Crimson
* Owasso Red
* Union Black
* Owasso Black
* Sand Springs Gold
Most likely the 2003 schedule will include two non division games during the year. The 2003 schedules are to be out around August 15th.
Bo Brown - Email Mighty Maroon
As the 2003 season begins with the new additions to the Mighty Maroon family, it would be interesting to know how Bo Brown is doing back East. Bo... I know you check the website. Write us an email and lets us know how you and your family are doing. Also give us an update to your football activities. I am confident those back east have never seen the likes of a Mighty Maroon Trojan. Send us an email.
Mighty Maroon Helmets - 2003
Similar to the star on the Dallas Cowboys helmets, you don't really become a Mighty Maroon Trojan until you get the maroon helmet. The helmets for the new additions to the Mighty Maroon and a few new helmets will be painted this weekend by Nathan Mangrum's Dad, Kenneth. As a professional automotive painter, Kenneth volunteered his services and is much appreciated. The helmets were stripped and prepped Frinday night and are ready for being transformed into Mighty Maroon helmets. In case you were wondering, the total wholesale cost of the custom mixed Mighty Maroon metallic pearl paint is in excess of $175 per gallon. Thanks Kenneth!
First Week Practice - First Scrimmage - First Thunder Storm
A line of severe thunderstorms shortened the first week of 2003 Mighty Maroon practices. However, after only five hours of practice, the Mighty Maroon lined up for their first scrimmage with their fellow Silver Trojans Thursday evening. With both teams playing a mixture of old and new players it was clear the Trojans were ready to hit someone other than their fellow team players. Returning players remembered their roles well, while the new players learned they still have alot to learn about the Mighty Maroon program. The Silver Trojans, lead by Coach Wilkins, look to be a much improved team from last year with the addition of some great talent and will be another great 7th grade Jenks team. The first week of practice will conclude Friday evening with only four more practices until the INFC preseason scrimmages next weekend. Thanks to Lisa Smith, Gannon Brooks'mother for the great Mighty Maroon pictures.
First Practice - July 28th - 6:30
The 2003 Mighty Maroon season officially starts Monday at 6:30 - 8:30 with the first practice. The first day practice is "shorts and shirts and helmets." The second day will be announced at practice.
Following the Draft Sunday, each 7th grade team (Maroon, White, Silver and Black), has 23 players. The Mighty Maroon picked up 7 new players for the season who are:
Bellatti, Nick - 2002 - Played at Metro Christian
Benson, Patrick - 2002 - Played for Gold
Brooks, Gannon - 2002 - Played for Gold
Fanning, Corey - 2002 - Played for Jenks Road Christian School
Getchell, Burns - 2002 - Played for Gold
Mangrum, Nathan - New
Rodriguez, Emilo - 2002 - Played for Victory Christian
Our practice field is the first field immediately inside the East gate at the JTA Field. Parents are requested to sit either against the end zone fence or along the East fence. Understanding that as a team, many of us have been together for years and are very comfortable talking together. Please take the time to introduce yourself to the new parents and make them feel at home with the Mighty Maroon.
With 7 Mighty Maroon Coaches on the field, it is important that your remember the team rule "Parents remain on the sidelines at all times." If there is something you need your son for, please contact a coach. If there is something you need to discuss with a coach, please do so on the sidelines or after or before practice, not on the field.
It is going to be hot. We will water the boys frequently. This means we will go through water like crazy. Parents please help monitor the level of water in the coolers and bottles. If needed fill them up. If we are running out of ice water, go get some.
See you Monday evening!
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Almost Ready for 2003 Season
After hours and hours of work, it appears the Mighty Maroon is ready for the 2003. Many of the Mighty Maroon completed their summer Speed and Condition Camp, Strength Camp, Pad Camp, Big Man Line Camp and overall conditioning. The Coaches have attended the Jenks High School Coaches Clinics and are once again obtaining their Coaches Certification. The practice field has been striped, aeriated, fertilized, watered and mowed and is one of the finest the Mighty Maroon have ever practiced on. Coach Anderson has begun preparing his strategy and the assistants are anxious to obtain his direction. While there are many unknowns going into the season with new player and new coaches, it is the belief the Mighty Maroon will once again field a very competitive team. Stay tuned to the Mighty Maroon website for upcoming activities.
2003 Coaching Staff Announced
The 2003 Mighty Maroon Coaching Staff has been announced and is as follows:
* Head Coach: Bill Anderson
* Assistant Coaches:
- Tom Graham
- Wes Kane
- Mark McCrory
- Curtis Smith
- Billy Goodwin
Coaches Smith and Goodwin join the Mighty Maroon Staff this year following the departure of Coaches Laskey, Siebler and Chesnut. Coach Laskey's schedule does not allow for a full commitment this season. Coach Siebler and son Bo moved to the east coast following the 2002 season. Coach Chesnut and son Josh did not return to pursue their passion of hunting and fishing. The Mighty Maroon appreciates all current and past coaches for their dedication and leadership. Thanks!
Jenks Trojans
Mighty Maroon
2002
Sooner Classic
Champions
Mighty Maroon 22 - Wichita Cowboys 8
The Wichita Cowboys' three year, 26 game winning streak came to an end in the finals of the Sooner Classic against the Jenks Trojans Mighty Maroon 22-8. Lead by Grant Goodwin's MVP performance, the Mighty Maroon offense and defense played another outstanding tournament game. Running, passing and capitalizing on Cowboy turnovers were the key to the decisive victory. Game planning, offense and defense adjustments and great coaching leadership were another key element to the victory. Along with a great team championship trophy, the Mighty Maroon Tournament team will receive gold rings for their accomplishments. Watch for more to come on the tournament and end of season comments. The Mighty Maroon Sooner Classic player roster number, name and school/team is as follows:
0 - Dalton Howeth, Glenpool Warriors
1 - Brian Johnston, Jenks Maroon
2 - Austin Laskey, Jenks Maroon
5 - Justin Cupp, Jenks Maroon
7 - Justin Anderson, Jenks Maroon
13 - Brandon Land, Jenks Maroon
18 - Parker Dooly, Jenks Maroon
23 - Josh Chesnut, Jenks Maroon
32 - Grant Goodwin, Jenks Maroon
33 - Chris Ray, Jenks Maroon
34 - Ryan Moos, Jenks White
35 - Trent Tyndall, Jenks Maroon
39 - Ian Morris, Jenks Maroon
55 - "Z" Nick Farrell, Sand Springs
56 - Bo Brown, Jenks Maroon
67 - Robbie Williams, Jenks White
68 - Derek McCrory, Jenks Maroon
73 - Ka-lel Miller, Jenks Gold
82 - Aaron Hawkins, Jenks Maroon
83 - Brian Mincher, Jenks White
88 - Jason Turner, Jenks White
90 - Eric Graham, Jenks Maroon
99 - Alex Hard, Jenks Maroon
Sooner Classic Tournament Coaches:
Head Coach - Bill Anderson, Jenks
Asst. Coach - Kyle Litterell, Jenks
Asst. Coach - Greg Howeth, Glenpool
Asst. Coach - John Seibler, Jenks
Asst. Coach - Mark McCrory, Jenks
Asst. Coach - Mark Chesnut, Jenks
Asst. Coach - Tom Graham, Jenks
Mighty Maroon 16 - Broken Arrow Silver 6
After advancing from a first game 50-0 victory over the Wichita Gators in the 2002 Sooner Classic, the Mighty Maroon faced a familiar foe in the Broken Arrow Silver Tigers. With touchdowns coming from Jason Turner and Grant Goodwin with extra points by Chris Ray, the 16 Mighty Maroon points were enough to defeat the Tigers 16-6. The Mighty Maroon will face the Wichita Cowboys in the Sooner Classic Finals.
Mighty Maroon 50 - Wichita Gators 0
They never knew what hit them. On a cool, beautiful, sunny Saturday morning, the Mighty Maroon faced off with the unknown Wichita Gators in the first round of the 2002 Sooner Classic at Union High School. Scoring on the first play from scrimmage, the Mighty Maroon never looked back. Scoring came on the ground, through the air, following turnovers and pure guts. The Mighty Maroon scored 38 points in the first half, used a 57 line-up in the second half and the continous clock mercy rule to finish with a 50-0 victory. The Mighty Maroon advance to the second round of the Sooner Classic to face the Broken Arrow Silver Tigers.
Jenks Trojans
Mighty Maroon
2002
6th Grade
INFC Division V
Champions
2000
4th Grade
2001
5th Grade
2002
6th Grade
2003
7th Grade
JTA Academic
Champions
Mighty Maroon Win 3rd Straight JTA Academic Award
The Mighty Maroon earned it's second consecutive JTA Academic Award by winning the 2001 JTA 5th Grade Academic Competition. The Mighty Maroon has won it's 3rd straight JTA Academic Team Award for the 2002 season. Led by 10 of 21 staight "A" performances and 6 more with all A's with one "B" the Mighty Maroon once again pulled out an amazing 3.71 overall team GPA. The Mighty Maroon will receive their 20021 Academic Awards at a yet to be announced Jenks function. Congratulations Mighty Maroon on another great academic performance!
Mighty Maroon Schedule
| Date |
Opponent |
Location |
Time |
Score |
| 08/10 |
Stillwater |
Wagoner |
2:00 |
14-6 |
| 08/10 |
Union Crimson |
Wagoner |
4:00 |
29-0 |
| 08/17 |
Bixby Red |
B.A. |
8:00 |
18-6 |
| 08/17 |
Coweta White |
B.A. |
9:00 |
22-0 |
| 08/24 |
Owasso White |
JTA |
5:00 |
12-13 |
| 08/31 |
Shawnee Mission Vikings |
Kansas City |
2:00 |
14-30 |
| 08/31 |
Blue Valley N.W. |
Kansas City |
8:00 |
32-0 |
| 09/07 |
Stillwater |
Stillwater |
4:30 |
25-6 |
| 09/14 |
S.S. Gold |
Sand Springs |
1:30 |
40-0 |
| 09/21 |
B.A. Gold |
Jenks H.S. |
3:00 |
36-0 |
| 09/24 |
Henryetta Knights |
JTA |
6:00 |
22-6 |
| 09/28 |
B.A. Fire |
Kirkland |
6:00 |
44-0 |
| 10/05 |
Owasso Red |
JTA |
6:00 |
46-6 |
| 10/12 |
Union Red |
Tuttle |
8:00 |
20-0 |
| 10/19 |
Bart. Blue |
Jenks H.S. |
5:30 |
34-6 |
| 10/26 |
Coweta Black |
JTA |
4:30 |
26-0 |
| 11/02 |
INFC Playoffs
Broken Arrow Silver |
BA Kirkland |
TBA |
6-7 OT |
| 11/16 |
Sooner Classic
Wichita Gators |
Union High School |
10:30 |
50-0 |
| 11/16 |
Sooner
Classic
Broken Arrow
Silver |
Union High School |
3:30 |
16-6 |
| 11/17 |
Championship
Sooner
Classic
Wichita Cowboys |
Union High School |
4:45 |
22-8 |
Mighty Maroon 2002 Team Photo/Roster
7 - Anderson, Justin
56 - Brown, Tyrnell
23 - Chesnut, Joshua
5 - Cupp, Justin
18 - Dooly, Parker
16 - Gallup, Nathan
32 - Goodwin, Grant
90 - Graham, Eric
99 - Hard, Alexander
82 - Hawkins,Aaron
1 - Johnston, Brian
88 - Kane, Stephen
13 - Land, Brandon
2 - Laskey, Austin
65 - McCombie, Matthew
68 - McCrory, Derek
39 - Morris, Ian
33 - Ray, Chris
52 - Smith, Brett
10 - Smith, Justin
35 - Tyndall, Trent
Mighty Maroon in 2002 Sooner Classic
JTA players in 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th grades will be competing in the 3rd Annual Sooner Classic November 16th and 17th at the Union football facilities. The Jenks 4th Grade Gold and 6th Grade Maroon Trojans teams will be competing against teams from Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas and Missouri. Individual players from various JTA teams are playing with the JTA teams and some Union and Owasso teams. The competition level will be high all weekend. Click on the Sooner Classic Logo to see the various grade tournament brackets. Good Luck to all JTA players and teams!
Mighty Maroon 6 - Broken Arrow 7 in Overtime
The Mighty Maroon's 2002 INFC season came to an end Saturday night on a sloppy Kirkland field losing to the Broken Arrow Silver Tigers 6-7 in overtime. The Mighty Maroon had a great season overall and look forward to another great season next year. Thanks to all the parents, relatives and fans for their support throughout the season.
Mighty Maroon 26 - Coweta Black 0
On a cool and sunny Saturday afternoon the Mighty Maroon faced off with the Coweta Black Tigers to determine the winner of Division V. The Mighty Maroon capitalized on several Coweta turnovers and dominated both the offensive and defensive sides of the ball with a 26-0 defeat of the Tigers. The Mighty Maroon now enters the INFC playoffs as the Division V Champions and will most likely face off with the Broken Arrow Silver Tigers next Saturday at Broken Arrow Stadium.
Justin Cupp - Mighty Maroon's Rudy
You had to be there, not only to see it, but to believe it. The Mighty Maroon "Team" worked together to get first year player, Justin Cupp, in the end zone for his first career touchdown. Repeated scoring efforts by the Mighty Maroon were aborted just before the goal line by the Mighty Maroon offense as an attempt to get Justin his run into the end zone. After three aborted scoring runs and eleven plays, with the Mighty Maroon Cheerleaders chanting Cupp, Cupp, Cupp and the theme song from the motion picture "Rudy" playing over the PA system, Justin made his way into the north end zone of Jenks' Hunter Dwelly Stadium. With cheers from the fans coming after the score, Justin emerged from the pile and was lifted into the air by Bo Brown and congratuled by all the Mighty Maroon. After reviewing the tape, it was a site to see. Special "Thanks" goes out to the Bartlesville Bruin coaching staff and the INFC referees for their understanding in the Mighty Maroon's attempts at getting Justin into the end zone. Congratulations Justin and the Mighty Maroon Team.
Mighty Maroon 34 - Bartlesville 6
On a cool, rainy and damp Fall Saturday evening at Jenks' Hunter Dwelly Stadium, the Mighty Maroon improved upon its' undefeated Division V season by defeating the Bartlesville Bruins 34-6. Playing without several key players and with new alignments, the Mighty Maroon scored at will enroute to the victory. Highlites of the evening included the score by first year player Justin Cupp. Behind overwhelming team support and individual sacrifice, the Mighty Maroon were able to get Justin his first tackle football touchdown of his young playing career. Playing a Heinz 57 defense the Bruins star offensive running back #30 broke numerous tackles for their one and only score of the evening. The Mighty Maroon will be in action next Saturday, at 4:30, on the JTA Parkwest Field to face the Coweta Tigers in a battle for the Division title.
Monday, October 14
Happy 72nd Birthday - Bob's Grandpa Graham
Mighty Maroon Happy Birthday Wishes goes out to Eric "Bob" Graham's Grandpa and Coach Tom Graham's Dad, "Rolling with Nolan" Graham of Enid, Oklahoma. The Mighty Maroon families have seen both Grandpa Nolan and Grandma Betty at several games throughout the years, just as many other grand parents when they get the chance. The flagman in the picture to the right is of Nolan from the September 1959 Hot Rod magazine when their Enid car club won the coveted Club of the Month Award. Both Bob and Coach Graham have inherited many of the Master Graham's traits and are proud of it! I bet this will be his first Happy Birthday Card out for the World to see. Let's wish all our Mighty Maroon founding parents many more wonderful birthdays and football season to come in the future! Happy Birthday Nole!
Mighty Maroon 20 - Union Red 0
On a cold and windy Saturday night at Union Tuttle Stadium, the Mighty Maroon defeated the Union Red Redskins 20-0. Cold north winds gusting to 30 miles per hour made passing next to impossible and the cold temperatures gave the players on both teams a sample of weeks to come. Despite the conditions and several turnovers the Mighty Maroon controlled the game and prevailed convincingly. The Mighty Maroon executed their modified game plan and played poised throughout the night containing the Redskin's speed, passing attack and nuetralizing their size. A special thanks goes out to the Union Red parents and coaching staff for adding a little pre-game humor before the game by having their players walk on a "Welcome to Jenks" door mat as the Redskins were being weighed, it was great. However, based on the Union Red coaching staff's comments after the game, I believe it would be fair to say that the Mighty Maroon wore out its' "Welcome to Union Tuttle" Saturday night. The Mighty Maroon faces the Bartlesville Bruins next Saturday at the Jenks High School Hunter Dwelley Stadium.
2002 Homecoming Parade
The 2002 Jenks Homecoming parade was loaded with both JTA football and cheerleading floats. Lead by the Trojan High School Colorguard and Band, the parade featured Homecoming Queens in convertables to Hummer pulled floats. Spectators were treated to thousands of pieces of candy throughout the parade route. The 45 minute parade was an event seen by thousands of Jenks fans. The Mighy Maroon float was made possible by the Andersons, Hawkins, Gallups, Lands among other Mighty Maroon parents. I do not know who was responsible for providing the marron, black and pink hair coloring, but we ended up with some pretty wild looking Mighty Maroon Trojans. The evening was completed by a street party and a get well game for the Trojans over the Tulsa Rogers Ropers.
Mighty Maroon 46 - Owasso Red 6
The Owasso Red Rams visited the Mighty Maroon under the lights at JTA Parkwest field on a cool Saturday evening and left with a 46-6 defeat. The Rams scored on the first play of the game giving the Mighty Maroon their wake-up call for the evening. The Trojans responded by scoring 46 unanswered points during the remainder of the contest. The Mighty Maroon win was a total team win with great play from both the offense and defense. Utilizing a 57 mix of players in the second half on both sides of the ball, the Trojans played well and set up scoring opportunities for several players, playing totally out of their positions. The Rams were well coached, prepared, played hard with emotion but just could not contain the Mighty Maroon. The Mighty Maroon face Union Red next weekend at 8:00 under the lights of Tuttle field in what could be a major division battle.
Homecoming 2002 - Owasso Red
The 2002 Mighty Maroon homecoming activities were conducted during the game with Owasso Red. The traditional exchange of gifts with the cheerleaders went off as if was rehearsed. It is amazing how much this process has improved since the 3rd grade. Talk about a show, the Mighty Maroon Cheerleaders put on an impressive half-time cheer for the team and the crowd and followed up with a "suitable for framing" picture of the football team and cheerleaders. Thanks to all the parents of the football team and cheerleaders who were responsible for the purchase of the gifts, coordination of activities and decoration of the home doors of each boy. A special thanks goes out also to all the football and cheer parents who were so cooperative in taking pictures during halftime.
Cheerleaders Decorate Player's Doors
The Mighty Maroon Cheerleaders began the Homecoming Weekend activities by decorating each of the Mighty Maroon player's home front doors. Special homecoming half-time activities are scheduled for the Owasso Red vs Mighty Maroon game at the JTA field Saturday night. Thanks Shelly Brand and her staff for planning and coordinating the activivies of the cheerleaders.
Mighty Maroon 44 - Broken Arrow Fire 0
The Mighty Maroon visited Broken Arrow's Kirkland Field to take on the Broken Arrow Fire on Saturday September 28th. The Mighty Maroon played well and left with a 44-0 victory. Highlites of the game included a touchdown run by Josh Chesnut, in front of his grandparents, a series of runs by Arron Hawkins ending in a last second touchdown and a kick-off run by Justin Cupp.
The Mighy Maroon face the Owasso Rams Red in their next weekend game at the JTA field.
Henryetta Knights Visit Mighty Maroon
The Henryetta Knights visited the Mighty Maroon at JTA field on Tuesday, September 24th. The Knights entered the controlled scrimmage undefeated in three years of play. The Knights play in a different conference with no weight restrictions for any playing position. With some big ole boys on the line and a huge lead blocking back, the Knights could be a running threat, if given the chance to get moving. The Mighty Maroon rose to the challenge and defeated the Knights 22-6 in a well played contest under the lights of the JTA field. The Knights are easily a Top 15 team in the INFC 6th grade division.
Mighty Maroon 37 - Broken Arrow Gold 0
The Broken Arrow Gold Tigers visited the Mighty Maroon at Hunter Dwelly Stadium on a beautiful Saturday afternoon and left defeated 37 to 0. The game was an entire team effort with good execution from both offensive and defensive sides of the ball including extra point kicks. The Mighty Maroon continue in division play next weekend facing the Broken Arrow Fire.
Mighty Maroon 40 - Sand Springs Black 0
The Mighty Maroon visited the Sand Springs Sandites and left with a 40 - 0 victory. Utilizing a multitude of player combinations throughout the game the Mighty Maroon never allowed the Sandites into a their game plan. The Mighty Maroon's next opponent will be Broken Arrow Gold and the Jenks High School Stadium.
Mighty Maroon 25 - Stillwater 6
The Mighty Maroon visited the Stillwater Eagles on a hot Saturday afternoon and left with a 25-6 victory. Following a great tournament weekend at Kansas City the Mighty Maroon blocked well, ran well, passed well and defended well throughout the contest. Next up for the Mighty Maroon is the Sand Springs Sandites.
Mighty Maroon Cheerleaders
Information on the Mighty Maroon Cheerleaders will be coming soon. The Cheerleaders traveled to Stillwater to support the Mighty Maroon in their 25-6 victory over the Eagles.
Mighty Maroon Lose to Owasso White 12-13
The scoreboard maybe the ultimate judge, however both teams know that the Mighty Maroon dominated both sides of the ball the entire game. Following two spectacular pass receptions, Owasso scored two touchdowns and one extra point good enough to defeat the Mighty Maroon. Missed opportunities in the offensive Red Zone and missed tackles will provide great improvement opportunities for the Mighty Maroon before it's next non-division game at Stillwater.
Sunday, August 11
Mighty Maroon Prevail in Week # 2 Preseason Games
The Mighty Maroon succeeded in defeating Bixby Red 18-6 and Coweta White 22-0 on Saturday, August 17th at Broken Arrow Kirland Field. The Mighty Maroon overcame an opening drive touchdown by the Spartans and shut them out the rest of the game while scoring three touchdowns enroute to the 18-6 victory. The Coweta White Tigers played a good game but never really threatend the Mighty Maroon during the 22-0 game. Regular season play begins Saturday, August 24th with a non-division game against the Owasso Rams.
Mighty Maroon Utilizes Indoor Practice Facility
The Mighty Maroon utilized its indoor practice facility Tuesday during a rare August rainy evening. Flanked by fellow team members, the Mighty Maroon viewed game films and motivational videos and consumed several energy drinks. The Mighty Maroon continue to prepare for its weekend preseason games Wednesday evening at JTA field.
Stillwater and Union Crimson Fall to Mighty Maroon
Under partly cloudy skies on a hot and humid Saturday afternoon in at Bulldog Stadium in Wagoner American, the Mighty Maroon officially began their 2002 season against the Stillwater Eagles and Union Crimson Redskins. Stillwater, flanked with a huge offensive and defensive line, was shut out until late in the game. With the support of Anderson passes, Justin Smith punt return and the Mighty Maroon defense, Grant Goodwin and Brandon Land were set up to score their first Mighty Maroon touchdowns, followed by Chris Ray point after attemps.
Preseason Continued - Game #2 - Union Crimson
In game # 2, the Mighty Maroon and Union Crimson began with an interesting twist. Who played on what team? Thanks to the generosity of our Union Silver coaching staff friends, they provided blue target jerseys for the game. Touchdowns from, Goodwin, Tyndal,Dooley/Johnston, PATs by Ray and a last play of the game interception and TD return by Morris, the Mighty Maroon completed the battle of Maroon vs Crimson, 29-0. Highlights of game #2 included Johnston's stretch catch from Dooley, D-line forced interception/return by Morris for 90 yards and Ray's PATs. In both games, the support cast of the entire Mighty Maroon offense/defense, first/second teams, great throws from Anderson/Dooley, Big Ole Boy front lines and awesome end and backer play made for a very memorable day. Not a bad performance for just seven practices.
Week #2 Practices End with Annual Pool Party
It is amazing what a cool pool, pizza and sodas can do to aching knees, ankles, shoulders, etc... After completing the second week of 2002 practices, the Mighty Maroon attended the Forrest Creek pool party. Goofy dives, water wrestling, water ruby, scream, smiles and fun filled the evening, following practice.
Preseason Games - Week #1
The Mighty Maroon travel to Wagoner on August 10th to play in the first weekend of the INFC Preseason games at 2:00 and 4:00. The Mighty Maroon face the Stillwater Golden Eagles in the 2:00 game and Union Crimson in the 4:00 game. Stillwater brings a big roster with huge players that have grown since the 4th grade game with Stillwater. The afternoon looks to hot both on and off the field.
Cupp, Goodwin, Hawkins and Land Join Migthy Maroon 2002
New to the 2002 Mighty Maroon roster are Justin Cupp, Grant Goodwin, Aaron Hawkins and Brandon Land. The boys have gotten a early taste of Mighty Maroon Football, Jenks style and all look to contribute to the team. The boys and their parents are welcome additions to the Mighty Maroon football familiy.
6th Grade INFC 2002 Divisions
INFC 6th Grade
Divisions
| DIVISION
I |
DIVISION
II |
DIVISION
III |
DIVISION
IV |
DIVISION
V |
| Tulsa Boys Club
Red |
Jenks White |
Bixby Blue |
Broken Arrow
Silver |
Jenks Maroon |
| Inola |
Glenpool |
Stillwater
Black |
Owasso White |
Union Red |
| Claremore Black |
Broken Arrow
Black |
Broken Arrow
White |
Union White |
Coweta Black |
| Bartlesville
White |
Sapulpa Blue |
Wagoner |
Jenks Silver |
Broken Arrow
Gold |
| Jenks Black |
Bixby Red |
Union Silver |
Coweta White |
Bartlesville
Blue |
| Pryor |
Tulsa Boys Club
White |
Bishop Kelley
Red |
Claremore Red |
Sand Springs
Gold |
| Broken Arrow
Orange |
Claremore White |
Jenks Gold |
Locust Grove |
Owasso Red |
| Sand
Springs Black |
Berryhill |
Owasso Black |
Sapulpa White |
Broken Arrow
Dark Orange |
| Union Crimson |
Union Black |
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Speed, Power and Skills Camps Prepare Mighty Maroon
Many of the Mighty Maroon have and are attending the Jenks Skills, Speed and Power Camp this summer at the Jenks High School. Bo Brown, Eric (Bob) Graham, Derek McCrory, Alex Hard, Stephen Kane, Ian Morris, Grant Goodwin, Bryan Johnston, Justin Anderson, Parker Dooly, some I have probably missed and many of their fellow JTA competitors are working hard, but having a good time. If you do not think the boys are working, go watch for yourself, it's impressive. A special thanks goes out to all the Mighty Maroon parents for the car pooling and delivery services for the various boys as it makes it easier on everyone. "This type of cooperation" is what makes our team special.
Field of Dreams? Want to help? Read on...
As you know, the Mighty Maroon will be changing practice locations this year, back to the JTA practice fields at the Jenks Park West. If everyone remembers the dust bowl days as 3rd graders, I am sure you will be more than willing to help water and mow the Mighty Maroon practice field area during the summer. Thanks to JTA Vice President, Danny Jones, the grass is in much better condition due to extra fertilizer and attention he has given the fields over the past two years. The plan is that the individual practice fields will have the yard lines cut. Any extra attention we can give the fields will make it much better for the boys throughout the year. The question now is.... We have the field, will you come to help?
Saturday, June 22
JTA Website - Your other source of information!
I started it last year and will do it again this year, that is, maintaining both the JTA Website and the Mighty Maroon Website. For my time management, I am going to attempt to stop posting duplicate information on both the JTA and Mighty Maroon Websites this year. Between the two websites, each of you and your family and relatives should be able to keep up with the activities of the Mighty Maroon and the JTA. To reach the JTA Website, visit www.eteamz.com/jta or just click on the title of this article or the Jenks Trojan Logo.
Grant Goodwin Joins Mighty Maroon
Grant Goodwin, Wichita Falls, Texas, 6th grader has joined the Mighty Maroon for the 2002 football season. Grant and his family recently completed their move to the Jenks area after the end of the school year. I had the pleasure of meeting the Goodwins at the JTA signup. Grant's father, Billy and mother, Sarita are wonderful people and should feel right at home with our great group of Mighty Maroon partents. Grant comes from a very atheletic family with his two older brothers both attending college, one at Nothwestern and the other at Oklahoma State. Understanding the stresses associated with moving a family due to a job transfer, lets all do what we can to Welcome the Goodwins to the Mighty Maroon family.
2002 JTA Schedule
* July 22nd & 23rd - 3rd & 4th grade Jenks Pad Camp
* July 24th & 25th - 5th & 6th grade Jenks Pad Camp
* July 27th - JTA Combine
* July 29th - Practices begin
* August 10th - 17th Pre-season Tournament
* August 24th - Regular season starts
* Labor Day Weekend - Kansas City?
* October 26th - Last regular season game
* October 29th - Post Season Tournament/Playoffs begin
* November 9th - INFC Finals
Jenks Trojans
Mighty Maroon
2001
5th Grade
INFC Division V
Champions
9 Wins - 0 Losses
2001
5th Grade
JTA Academic
Champions
Saturday, November 17
Might Maroon Win 2nd Consecutive Academic Award
The Mighty Maroon earned it's second consecutive JTA Academic Award by winning the 2001 JTA 5th Grade Academic Competition. The Mighty Maroon, with 12 of 19 staight "A" performances, scored an amazing 3.842 overall team GPA. The Mighty Maroon will receive their 2001 Academic Awards through Coach Trimble at yet to be announced time and location. Congratulations Mighty Maroon on another great academic performance!
Sunday, November 11
Mighty Maroon Season Awards & Parent Football Game
The Mighty Maroon completed it's season with another tailgate party at Hunter Park. Loaded with food and fun, the Trojans and their parents enjoyed talking about the season memories. After a team, touch football game, the dads played the boys in an entertaining game of touch football. Don't ever let it be said that the Mighty Maroon family does not take it's football seriously. Thankfully the afternoon ended with the presentation of the JTA trophies, not trips to the hospital.
Thursday, November 8
5th Grade JTA Final Season Statistics
Sunday, November 4
Birthday Party - The Day After
The day after experiencing their first INFC loss for the 2001 season, many of the Mighty Maroon and Jenks White's, Drake Keys, helped celebrate Brian Johnston's birthday at the South Tulsa Skate Rink. Breaking away from the structured skate party tradition, somehow a small football made its way into the rink and all the boys participated in a friendly game of roller football. The Mighty Maroon wished Drake best of luck Tuesday night in their semi final game against the North Maybee Mustangs. Happy Birthday Brian!
Saturday, November 3
Mighty Maroon 0 - Jenks White 26
The Mighty Maroon's outstanding 2001 season came to an end Saturday and Jenks High School's Hunter Dwelley Stadium after being defeated by Jenks White 26-0. The Mighty Maroon played an excellent first half and only trailed 6-0 at halftime. However Jenks White lead by the outstanding running of Matt Reynolds opened up the second half on their way to a convincing 26-0 victory. Condidering the adversities that that the Mighty Maroon played through this year, the end results were excellent. Great Job Mighty Maroon!
Sunday, November 4
Mighty Maroon Parents - Beyond Words - Thank You
The Mighty Maroon parents were outstanding in their support during the Jenks White game. Armed with noise makers, signs, balloons, camouflage shirts and enthusiasm, the parents put on show for the boys. The time, effort, organization and expense in preparing for the game was impressive. Even during the closing moments of the game, when the outcome of the game was already decided, the positive support from the parents was overwhelming. The season could not have been possible without the ongoing support of the parents... Thank You!
Sunday, November 4
Anderson's Army Returns for Playoffs
The Mighty Maroon entered the game against Jenks White behind the support of Anderson's Army. Cheerleaders and parents were dressed in camouflage and loaded with signs and shakers supporting their Mighty Maroon Trojans. A picture of the Mighty Maroon's Cheerleaders dressed in camo will be coming soon.
Thursday, November 1
Two Great Teams With Mutual Respect Meet Saturday
The INFC Playoff Game between the Mighty Maroon and Jenks White has all the billing and hype of a OU vs Nebraska game. Over the past years, the players and coaching staffs of these two great Jenks teams have developed a very respectful relationship. Make no doubt that these two teams have a long standing history of being competitive when they line up against each other throughout the season, Saturday's game will be no different. Just like OU vs Nebraska, everybody has their own thoughts about the game, it's players and it's coaches. Those same people must remember, it is the coaches who develop the game plan and the boys who implement that game plan, not the media, not the arm chair quarterbacks, not the cheerleaders and not the parents. When the game is over and the final score is in the history books, the competitive spirit and mutual respect between the Mighty Maroon and the Jenks White teams and coaching staffs will continue. Good luck to both teams Saturday.
Sunday, October 28
3rd Year in a Row - Mighty Maroon vs Jenks White in Playoffs
It would be an odds maker's nightmare, however for the third year in a row, the Mighty Maroon will face the fellow JTA competitors, Jenks White in the 1st round of the INFC post season playoffs. Of the five 5th grade divisions, two #1 teams would have to face each other in the 1st round and it turned out to be our two teams. To answer everyone's question, yes it was all above the table as both the Jenks White coach and Coach Anderson drew from the hat and read the results, unbelievable. The game will be held Saturday, November 3rd at the Jenks High School's Hunter Dwelley Stadium at a yet to be determined time. The Mighty Maroon will be the home team for the game and will be dressed in maroon and the white team will be able to use their road white jerseys. There are some happy INFC competitors following the playoff bracketing, as they know the Maroon and White teams are two of the best teams in the INFC 5th grade. However, they also know that whoever wins, the championship will go through a Jenks team, Maroon or White. Good luck to both teams.
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Saturday, October 27
Mighty Maroon 19 - Boys Club White Bulldogs 12
It was not pretty, nor was it a blowout, but "so what." the Mighty Maroon defeated the Boys Club White Bulldogs 19-12 Saturday afternoon at Jenks High School's Hunter Dwelley Stadium. The win completes the undefeated season for the Mighty Maroon. Great plays by Chris Ray, Parker Dooly, Ian Morris, Brian Johnston, Alex Hard, Josh Chesnut among others kept the game exciting from start to finish. Give credit to the Bulldogs for playing a good game as both teams had several key opportunities missed on both sides of the ball. However, the bottom line is the Mighty Maroon adding another win in the books. The Mighty Maroon now enters the INFC playoffs next Saturday against an opponent to be determined Sunday at the INFC post season tournament draw.
Sunday, October 28
Limo Ride to Undefeated Season
The Mighty Maroon Trojans were treated by Coach Anderson to a limo ride around Jenks prior to their game with Boys Club White Bulldogs. The Mighty Maroon responded by going on to defeat the Bulldogs in an exciting contest to complete a nine game undefeated 2001 regular season and winning their 5th grade INFC division.
Mighty Maroon Trojans go Bowling
Just over an hour after the Mighty Maroon completed their undefeated regular INFC season, they tried out their bowling skills at Riverlanes. Fun, laughter, food, drink and competition were plentyful throughout the three hour bowling marathon. There are no pictures available of this outing, which is good, based on some of the parents scores.
Sunday, October 28
Chris Ray Brightens Day for Dejected OU Dad
A great offensive and defensive performance by Chris Ray during the Mighty Maroon's game against the Boys Club White Bulldogs, returned the winning pride to the Ray family following the University of Oklahoma's loss earlier in the day to Nebraska 20-10. Chris's Dad, Kevin, an avid OU fan, fought through his postgame Sooner depression to cheer on Chris throughout the day. Our hearts go out to Kevin in his time of need and recovery. The Mighty Maroon will do everything it can to continue it's winning tradition for the Ray family as they enter post season competition next Saturday.
Saturday, October 20
Mighty Maroon 26 - Sand Springs Sandites 0
On a cold and foggy Saturday morning at the Sand Springs Salvation Army field, the Jenks Trojans Mighty Maroon continued it's undefeated season by beating Sand Springs 26-0. The Mighty Maroon defense completed the shut out by holding the Sandites to negative yards for the game, while the offense was effective in scoring four touchdowns in various ways. The Mighty Maroon's final regular season game is next Saturday against the Tulsa Boys Club White Bulldogs at the Jenks High School Stadium.
Saturday, October 20
Cheerleaders, Parents and Grandparents Support Mighty Maroon
The Mighty Maroon's Cheerleaders, Parents, Grandparents and relatives braved the fog Saturday morning to cheer the Trojan's on to their eighth victory of the INFC season. Special thanks to the parents for thier support in getting the Trojans ready for their early morning game.
Saturday, October 13
Mighty Maroon 46 - Bishop Kelly Titans 0
Expanding on a 34-0 halftime lead, the Mighty Maroon went on to defeat the Bishop Kelly Titans at JTA field 46-0 Saturday afternoon. Josh Chesnut and Ian Morris scored their first touchdowns of the season along with a host of other ball carriers for the day. The Mighty Maroon will take their undefeated 7-0 record to Sand Springs next Saturday morning to play the Sand Springs Sandites in an early morning 9:00 contest.
Saturday, October 13
Post Game Tailgate Party Fun for All
Following the Hard family's recomendation, the Mighty Maroon had it's own post game tailgate party at Jenks' Park West. Coach Smith provided the grill and cooking expertise, while the Mighty Maroon parents provided plenty of food, deserts and drinks. The weather was great, the food was wonderful and the atmosphere was enjoyable for all. Thanks to everyone involved in making this activity one to be repeated in the future.
Sunday, October 14
More Tailgate Party Highlights
Captured by the watchful eye of Mark McCrory, Curtis Smith carefully prepares the Mighty Maroon tailgate party feast on his Hasty-Bake oven. However the success of a great cook is measured by the enjoyment of those who eat their food. Obviously, as the picture shows, Glenn Hard enjoyed one or more of the Curtis Smith finely cooked, tender, juicy all beef, all American hot dogs. Layered in cheese, chili and other condiments, Mr. Hard had very satisfying Saturday afternoon enjoying Mighty Maroon football, eating hot dogs. Special thanks goes to Mark McCrory for supplying additional photos of the tailgate party.
Saturday, October 13
Cheerleader Appreciation Day
As promised, the pictures of the 2001 season Football and Cheerleader Appreciation Day will be priceless. I only have one picture, however there are many pictures taken by the parents yet to be developed. Thanks to Joni Anderson and Rhonda Graham for arranging the ceremony, purchasing the gifts and preparing the packages. A Special Thanks to the cheerleader sponsors and the cheerleaders for being willing to postpone this activity until the Bishop Kelly game. It would have been next to impossible to have done this activity during the Mighty Maroon's past two games.
Wednesday, October 3
October Mighty Maroon Birthdays
Happy Birthday to Mighty Maroon's #65, Matthew McCombie, October 8th, #10, Justin Smith, October 10th and #77, Curtis Apathy, October 29th.
Sunday, October 14
More Cheerleader Mighty Maroon Pictures
Thanks to Mark McCory for the following additional Mighty Maroon Cheerleader Appreciation Day Pictures. I believe that the boys were more afraid of the cheerleaders Saturday than they were the huge linemen they faced in Kansas City and Little Rock.
Monday, October 8
2001 Team Picture
Saturday, October 6
Mighty Maroon 19 - Union Red 18
On a beautiful Saturday afternoon, the Mighty Maroon defeated the previously unbeaten Union Red Redskins at Old Union High School field 19-18. The Mighty Maroon held on to a 13-6 halftime lead to remain the only undefeated team in their division. Overall the game was very well played both offensively and defensively, however the Mighty Maroon has areas to improve upon as they drive for an undefeated season. The Mighty Maroon's next game will be Saturday, October 13th against the Bishop Kelly Comets.
Tuesday, October 2
Learning From the Past - Watching Game Films
The Mighty Maroon gathered together to review their last three games. Nothing like a big screen and slow motion video, forward and reverse, to bring the smiles, laughter and compliments to a group of 5th graders, while also learning from their mistakes. Learning in front of the big screen sure beats hitting and running for at least one night.
4th Grade Mighty Maroon Good Times - Click Here
Saturday, September 29
Mighty Maroon 24 - Coweta Tigers 20
The Mighty Maroon played three great quarters of football leading 24-0 going into the fourth quarter. However, the Tigers, lead by #40, Colton Sisco, scored 20 unanswered points on the Might Maroon to make the game a heart stopper to the end. Followed by a kickoff return for a touchdown, the Tigers made great offensive adjustments and demonstrated impressive spirit during the final period to make the game close. For the third year in a row, the Mighty Maroon have defeated the Tigers after fierce battles with Sisco, Dirteater, Cody "Chop" Chance, A.J. Brown and the Coweta Coaching Staff. There is no doubt that both teams and coaching staffs are super competitive. However, after the dust settles, each team has great mutual respect for each other as competitors. The Mighty Maroon's next game will be against Union Red next Saturday, October 6th and the Old Union High School field. This is the only game picture I have as I forgot to clear out the Homecoming Parade pictures.
Saturday, September 29
Looked & Sounded Like OU Saturday, But a Win is a Win!
Think about this quote from OU's, $2,000,000 Man, Bob Stoops, following his team opening up a comfortable lead ...
Saturday, September 29
Homecoming Week Parade
The Mighty Maroon concluded a peaceful, high energy and fun week of preparation for Saturday's game with the Coweta Tigers, by participating in the 2001 Jenk Homecoming Parade. It was great to see all the team parents working together to provide banners, streamers, balloons, etc. along with Coach Anderson's suburban, trailer and hay bales. Thanks to Patsy Gallup for the banners, the Hard's for the balloons and a host of other un-named parents for their assistance with this project.
Saturday, September 22
Red, White and Blue Flag Ribbons
Thanks to Tulsa's KISS 92.1 for handing out the red, white and blue flag ribbons at the Jenks vs Broken Arrow high school game Friday night that are now proudly displayed on the 5th grade Mighty Maroon helmets. Click on the helmet to visit the KISS website.
Saturday, September 22
Mighty Maroon 32 - Locust Grove Pirates 0
The Mighty Maroon visited the Locust Grove Pirates Saturday and return home with a 32-0 victory. The Mighty Maroon used every possible line-up combination in holding the Pirates to overall negative yardage with no first downs gained throughout the afternoon. Offensively, the Mighty Maroon drove the ball down the field at will against the Pirate defense. The Mighty Maroon's next game will be against the Coweta Tigers next Saturday at 3:00 on the turf of Jenks High School's Hunter-Dwelley Stadium. As always, the Coweta Tiger-Mighty Maroon game should be exciting.
Saturday, September 22
Everyone Makes the Highlight Film
On a beautiful Saturday afternoon in Locust Grove, the Mighty Maroon Team had a day to remember. Everyone made their own personal highlight film throughout the day. Coach Anderson and Laskey substituted freely throughout the day playing many of the Trojans in different positions. Particular memorable highlights were made by Coman, Dooly, Chesnut, Morris, McCombie, McCrory among others. Talking with the boys after the game, if it takes a Wednesday practice like we had this week, to have this much fun... bring it on. What a great display of teamwork, by such a great group of young men.
Saturday, September 15
Mighty Maroon 13 - Glenpool Warriors 0
The Mighty Maroon defeated the Glenpool Warriors 13 - 0, in 6:00 home game, at the Bixby High School Stadium. Despite the return of the Warrior's, Dalton Howeth following the healing of his two broken arms, the Warriors were never able to get on track offensively. The Mighty Maroon was once again dominate on the defensive side of the ball limiting the Warriors to minimal offensive yards. The Mighty Maroon offense was also effective throughout the game, however several key scoring opportunities were not converted. The Mighty Maroon's next game will be Saturday, September 22nd at 2:00 against the Locust Grove Pirates, at Locust Grove.
Sunday, September 16
Mighty Maroon Cheerleaders
Glenpool's Dalton Howeth Returns from Broken Arms
Mighty Maroon friend and competitor, Dalton Howeth, Glenpool Warrior's, 5th grade star lineman, returned to action against the Mighty Maroon, following his recently broken arms. After visiting with both Dalton and his dad, Greg Howeth at last week's Glenpool game, they did a masterful job in faking out Coach Anderson and Coach Graham as to Dalton's return date. What a surprise it was to see Dalton upon arriving at the stadium, ready for action. As a great friend of the Mighty Maroon, we are all happy for Dalton and his family, to see Dalton back in action, healed and ready to play.
Saturday, September 15
Might Maroon Cheerleaders for 2001
The 2001 Mighty Maroon Cheerleading Squad, under the direction of Shelly Brand, are cheering on the Mighty Maroon Trojans throughout the 2001 season. Look for a 2001 Mighty Maroon Cheerleader Squad picture to be posted soon. The Mighty Maroon Cheerleading Squad members are as follows:
* Tayla Agee
* Victoria Brand
* Laura Crockett
* Kendall Gibson
* Katie Glover
* Aubree Johnson
* Julia Kelly
* Courtney Madsen
* Sarah Martin
* Kelsey Oliver
* Lauren Peterson
* Emily Schaechterle
* Katie Thomas
* Aerin Young
Sunday, September 9
Mighty Maroon Recognize Grandparents Day
Happy Grandparents Day to all the Mighty Maroon grandparents. Many of the Mighty Maroon grandparents are frequent fans in the stands supporting either their grandsons or granddaughters each week. However, many of the Mighty Maroon grandparents are from all over the country and are frequent visitors to the Mighty Maroon website to following their grandsons. Grandparents and family members are reminded to sign our guestbook and let us know you visited our website.
Saturday, September 8
Mighty Maroon 13 - Broken Arrow Gold 0
Following an exciting road trip last weekend to Kansas City, the Mighty Maroon visited the Broken Arrow Gold Tigers and left with a decisive 13-0 victory. The Mighty Maroon was dominate defensively not allowing the Tigers a first down the entire game. If not for numerous penalties against the Mighty Maroon, the game would have had an even more decisive outcome. Look for additional information on the game after the game tapes are reviewed. The Mighty Maroon's next game will be at the Jenks High School Stadium next Saturday against the Glenpool Warriors at 3:00.
Saturday, September 8
Mighty Maroon Cheerleaders at Broken Arrow Gold
Mighty Maroon Have a Great Kansas City Experience
The Mighty Maroon Trojans returned home from their Kansas City Labor Day Weekend Football Tournament victorious and ready for the regular JTA season. Facing larger Kansas and Missouri opponents, the Mighty Maroon defeated the Blue Springs Missouri Wildcats in a 8-0 thrilling opening game. Facing a big defensive line that included a monster 155 plus pound linebacker, the Trojans found the running the ball difficult. Despite a casted left hand, Justin Anderson was able to complete several passes during the game to losen up the defense. However, it was the play of a fierce Mighty Maroon defense that ultimately held the Wildcats deep in their own territory allowing a the game winning touchdown run by Trent Tyndall and extra point by Austin Laskey. According to the Wildcat's Coach, the Wildcats had not been scored upon in the last two years.
In the semi-final game against the Wichita Cowboys on a cool and damp field, the Mighty Maroon experienced three turnovers in the opening three series and ran only five offensive plays in the first half. Trailing 14-0 after the first quarter, the Mighty Maroon defense once again held a much bigger and faster offense to no points for the rest of the game. The Cowboy's offensive and defensive line and linebackers included several players ranging from 170 to 190 pound range. The Mighty Maroon touchdown was scored by Justin Smith in the 4th quarter resulting in a 14-7 final score. According to the Cowboy's Coach, prior to the Mighty Maroon's touchdown, their team had only had 12 points scored on them in the past two years.
While the Mighty Maroon would have liked to have brought back a tournament championship, the Trojans and their parents had a great time in Kansas City. In addition to playing some great football, the experience of going out of town together, traveling together, eating together, partying together and playing together along with a visit to Worlds of Fun among other things, the Mighty Maroon family left Kansas City with many great memories. Look for more pictures of Kansas City in the photo album to be coming soon.
Thank You - Parents and Family Members
A special "Thank You" to all the parents and family that attended the Kansas City Tournament. Understanding the time and financial commitment that it takes to attend such an event, the least that can be said is "Thank You". The same "Thank You" goes out to the brothers and sisters too for coming along. Looking at the activities over the weekend, it appears that everyone had a great time. From the caravan to KC, the rest stops, the hotel (Thanks Curtis Smith), the meals, the pool activities, the musical room visits, the OU watch party in the Ray's room, the interaction with the Maroon 6th graders, the after hours socializing in the lobby, the "Cowboy Punch", the pizza, the laughs, the games, the screaming, the yelling, the signs, the pom poms, the heckling, the encouragment, the shopping, the Crispy Cream doughnuts, the World's of Fun visit, etc.. but most of all... being part of the Mighty Maroon family. Memories... yep there are plenty of them, just ask someone who was there. And oh... As Art discovered, the regular season does start this weekend against Broken Arrow Gold at Broken Arrow.
What if - The Mighty Maroon were really healthy?
What if the Mighty Maroon were really healthy? Considering the injuries and illnesses we have had this year as a team, the Mighty Maroon could easily be considered a mobile MASH unit rather than a football team. With Anderson's broken hand, Bo's broken arm, Laskey's twisted knee, DJ's gimped knee, Nathans' foot, Taylor's migranes, Stephen's head injuries, Dylan's concussion and along with the numerous bumps and bruises, the Mighty Maroon have preformed extremely well. Going into the KC tournament, the Mighty Maroon knew it did not have all it's weapons available to use, however the performance they gave in Kansas City showed a huge amount of heart and character... Way to go guys! Special recognition goes out to Bo Brown and his family for traveling to Kansas City only one day after Bo broke both the bones in his left arm during Thursday night's scrimmage with Bixby Blue. By all observations, it appears that Bo and his family had a great time in Kansas City. Nothing like a good time to ease the pain. Thanks for coming!
Kansas-Missouri Beef Highlite KC Tournament Teams
Worlds of Fun for Mighty Maroon
Many of the Mighty Maroon and their families took the opportunity to visit Worlds of Fun in Kansas City Sunday. According to reports, everyone had a great time riding the rides throughout the day, including the parents. Look for more pictures in the future from Beth McCrory. Thanks to the McCombies and McCrorys for organizing the outing and tips for the discount tickets.
Team Pictures - Sunday, September 9th at 3:15
The 2001 Mighty Maroon team pictures will be taken on Sunday, September 9th at 3:15 at the JTA field. Ask Coach Graham for the photo package information and sign-up forms.
Game Snack Schedule
Sept. 8th, Chesnut - Oranges/Grapes, Coman - Drinks
Sept. 15th, Dooly - Orange/Grapes, Gallup - Drinks
Sept. 22nd, Graham - Orange/Grapes, Hard - Drinks
Sept. 29th, Kane - Oranges/Grapes, Johnston - Drinks
Oct. 6th, Lyles - Oranges/Grapes, McCombie - Drinks
Oct. 13th, McCrory - Oranges/Grapes, Morris - Drinks
Oct. 20th, Ray - Oranges/Grapes, B. Smith - Drinks
Oct. 27th, J. Smith - Orange/Grapes, Tyndall - Drinks
2001 Mighty Maroon Schedule
| DATE |
HOME TEAM |
VISITING TEAM |
TIME&LOC |
Score |
| 08/25/01 |
Jenks Maroon |
Union Silver |
01:00 JTA |
W 25-6 |
| 09/08/01 |
BA Gold |
Jenks Maroon |
12:00 BA South Intermediate | W 13-0 |
| 09/15/01 |
Jenks Maroon |
Glenpool |
03:00 JHS | W 13-0 |
| 09/22/01 |
Locust Grove |
Jenks Maroon |
01:30 Locust Grove |
| 09/29/01 |
Jenks Maroon |
Coweta Black |
03:00 JHS |
| 10/06/01 |
Union Red |
Jenks Maroon |
12:30 Union Old High School |
| 10/13/01 |
Jenks Maroon |
Bishop Kelly |
04:00 JTA |
| 10/20/01 |
Sand Springs Gold |
Jenks Maroon |
09:00 SS Salvation Army |
| 10/27/01 |
Jenks Maroon |
TBC White |
04:30 JHS |
Mighty Maroon 25 - Union Silver 6
After four weeks of practices and scrimmages, the Jenks Mighty Maroon Trojans started the regular season by defeating the Union Silver Redskins, on a hot Saturday afternoon at the JTA Jenks Park West field by a score of 25 to 6. After ending the first half 0-0, the Mighty Maroon scored 25 points with touchdowns coming from Austin Laskey, Trent Tyndall, Parker Dooly and Taylor Coman. With good line protection by the Mighty Maroon Big Ole Boys, Justin Anderson protected his injured hand and lead the team throughout the entire game which included one touchdown pass. The Redskins only touchdown came on a long end sweep that was shut down for loss until the Mighty Maroon defense failed to properly wrap up their tackle. The Mighty Maroon's next INFC foe will be the Broken Arrow Gold Tigers who defeated the Boys Club White in their first season game. Note: Best wishes to Blaine Taylor, Union Silver running back who severely broke his arm on the second play of the game while being tackled.
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2001 Mighty Maroon Cheerleaders
The 2001 Mighty Maroon Cheerleaders performed during the season opening game with Union Silver. Look for additional information on the cheerleaders and their sponsors, once it is made available.
Might Maroon Finish Week #4 of Practice
The Mighty Maroon completed their 4th week of practice by participating in an Owasso Ram sponsored round robin scrimmage at Owasso's Ator field and post scrimmage pool party at the McCombies. The Mighty Maroon inserted many new defense and offense schemes utilizing all the Mighty Maroon in different roles. The most significant accomplishments of the week were the return of Austin Laskey from a pre-season injury and the play of Justin Anderson utilizing his freshly installed hand cast as a result of Tuesday's JTA scrimmages. With some fine tuning next week, the Mighty Maroon should be ready for the season's first game with the Union Silver Redskins next Saturday at the JTA Field(Park West).
JTA Field Clean-up Schedule - Please Help!
Participating in the clean-up of the JTA field is mandatory for football, cheer and pom squads as scheduled below. Clean-up will be at 1:00 on Sunday afternoon at the JTA field. Coaches and grade representatives are responsible for seeing that they have sufficient team representation to quickly accomplish the task.
| DAY/DATE |
Field Location |
Team Grade |
Clean-up Time |
| Sunday, Aug 26 |
JTA |
7th Grade Cheer & Football |
1:00 |
| Sunday, Sept 9 |
JTA |
7th Grade Pom |
1:00 |
| Sunday, Sept 16 |
JTA |
6th Grade Cheer & Football |
1:00 |
| Sunday, Sept 23 |
JTA |
6th Grade Pom |
1:00 |
| Sunday, Sept 30 |
JTA |
5th Grade Cheer & Football |
1:00 |
| Sunday, Oct 7 |
JTA |
4th Grade Cheer & Football |
1:00 |
| Sunday, Oct 14 |
JTA |
3rd Grade Cheer & Football |
1:00 |
| Sunday, Oct 21 |
JTA |
Mighty Mite 1st & 2nd Grade Football |
1:00 |
| Sunday, Oct 28 |
JTA |
Mighty Mite 1st & 2nd Grade Cheer |
1:00 |
Pool Party Completes Week #3 Practices
After completing the third week of practice for the 2001 season, the Mighty Maroon chilled out by attending their second swim party of the season. The Mighty Maroon improved throughout the week as they participated in scrimmages with fellow JTA 5th grade teams Black and Silver. Click on the title or picture to see additional pool party pictures in the Photo Album Section.
Week #2 Ends With HOT Scrimmage
The Mighty Maroon ended it's second week of practice Saturday afternoon by participating in the JTA Preseason Scrimmages. The Mighty Maroon alternated 15 minute offensive and defensive series with Inola, Owasso, Union, Boys Club and Bixby clubs throughout the hot afternoon.
The second week of practice was challenging due to several minor injuries, illness and vacation absences. The Mighty Maroon continued to improve upon their skills and conditioning and showed their strength in the final moments of their four hour test in the HOT Saturday afternoon sun. Several Trojans stepped up their performance during week two showing their previously undemonstrated talents which were welcomed surprises to the coaching staff. Overall, while showing signs of both greatness and needed improvement during the scrimmages, continued emphasis on offensive and defensive techniques and execution will be the theme for week three. The Mighty Maroon will be facing the other Jenks 5th grade teams in a set of scrimmages, on the turf of the Jenks High School Stadium, Wednesday evening.
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July Mighty Maroon Trojan Birthdays
Maroon Helmets Ready for the 2001 Season
The new 2001 Mighty Maroon football helmets made their first appearance of the season during the JTA Combine Camp on July 18th and 19th at Jenks High School Stadium. The new maroon helmets were the talk of the field and admired by all. Jenks High School Coach Alan Trimble was very complimentary of the new metalic maroon color and commented that his high school Jenks Trojans would have such helmets next season. Special THANKS goes to Mark Laskey for all his hard work in gettng the helmets painted before the start of the season, Pro Helmet Designs for use of their shop and equipment and O'Reilly Automotive in helping sponsor the paint.
August Mighty Maroon Trojan Birthdays
2001 Jenks High School Football Schedule
| DAY/DATE |
HOME TEAM |
VISITING TEAM |
Game Time |
| Friday, Aug 31 |
Bixby |
Jenks |
7:30 |
| Friday, Sept 7 |
Ft.Smith North |
Jenks |
7:30 |
| Friday, Sept 14 |
Jenks |
Union |
7:30 @ TU |
| Friday, Sept 21 |
Broken Arrow |
Jenks |
7:30 |
| Friday, Sept 28 |
Jenks |
Bartlesville |
7:30 |
| Friday, Oct 5 |
Tulsa Memorial |
Jenks |
7:30 |
| Friday, Oct 12 |
Jenks |
Tulsa Rogers |
7:30 |
| Thurs., Oct 18 |
Owasso |
Jenks |
7:30 |
| Friday, Oct 26 |
Jenks |
Muskogee |
7:30 |
| Friday, Nov 02 |
Jenks |
Tahlequah |
7:30 |
First Week of Practice Over
The first week of practice for the 2001 season was completed Thursday, July 26th. After four evenings of 100 degree temperature, it appeared that the boys were in better shape than last year. Talking with the the coaches, the week ended with high marks for the players efforts. By the input and interest shown by the parents, this year looks to be another great year for the Mighty Maroon. Click on the title to view the JTA website for additional information.
Bo Brown - Reports to Jenks Combine Camp
New Mighty Maroon Bo Brown made his season debut at the Jenk Combine Camp. Bo comes to the Mighty Maroon from Arizona and will be a good addition to an already good sized Big Ole Boy Mighty Maroon line.
Swim Party Ends 1st Week of Practice
The Mighty Maroon Trojans ended their first week of practice Thursday night at a neighborhood pool party. The Trojans enjoyed swimming, diving, pizza and pop, along with each others company. The activity seemed to be a perfect ending to a tough week of work. Thanks goes out to Rhonda Graham, Eric "Bob" Graham's mother for arranging the activity. Click on the picture to see the Album Section for additional pool party pictures.
Mighty Maroon Attend OU Football Camp
Alex Hard, Nathan Gallup, Chris Ray, DJ Lyles, Justin Anderson and Eric Graham attended the OU Football Camp this summer. Three days of practice and two nights in the OU dormatory proved to be an memorable experience for the Mighty Maroon Trojans. While each camper participated in the round robin touch football tournament, it was the Mighty Maroon's own quarterback, Justin Anderson who lead his team to the overall camp tournament championship. Attending camp following OU's national championship should be a life long memory for the boys.
All 5th Grade 2001 JTA Schedules
| 5th Grade Schedule |
| DATE |
HOME TEAM |
VISITING TEAM |
CONFERENCE |
| Maroon |
| 08/25/01 |
Jenks Maroon |
Union Silver |
No |
| 09/08/01 |
BA Gold |
Jenks Maroon |
Yes |
| 09/15/01 |
Jenks Maroon |
Glenpool |
Yes |
| 09/22/01 |
Locust Grove |
Jenks Maroon |
Yes |
| 09/29/01 |
Jenks Maroon |
Coweta Black |
Yes |
| 10/06/01 |
Union Red |
Jenks Maroon |
Yes |
| 10/13/01 |
Jenks Maroon |
Bishop Kelly |
Yes |
| 10/20/01 |
Sand Springs Gold |
Jenks Maroon |
Yes |
| 10/27/01 |
Jenks Maroon |
TBC White |
Yes |
| White |
| 08/25/01 |
Jenks White |
Bartlesville Blue |
Yes |
| 09/08/01 |
Claremore Red |
Jenks White |
Yes |
| 09/15/01 |
Jenks White |
Sapulpa White |
Yes |
| 09/22/01 |
Owasso Red |
Jenks White |
Yes |
| 09/29/01 |
Jenks White |
Wagoner |
Yes |
| 10/06/01 |
BA Black |
Jenks White |
Yes |
| 10/13/01 |
Jenks White |
North Mabee |
Yes |
| 10/20/01 |
TBC White |
Jenks White |
No |
| 10/27/01 |
Union Silver |
Jenks White |
Yes |
| Black |
| 08/25/01 |
Jenks Black |
TBC Red |
Yes |
| 09/08/01 |
BA White |
Jenks Black |
Yes |
| 09/15/01 |
Jenks Black |
Bixby Blue |
Yes |
| 09/22/01 |
Union White |
Jenks Black |
Yes |
| 09/29/01 |
Jenks Black |
Bartlesville White |
Yes |
| 10/06/01 |
Claremore White |
Jenks Black |
Yes |
| 10/13/01 |
Jenks Black |
Owasso Black |
Yes |
| 10/20/01 |
BA Orange |
Jenks Black |
No |
| 10/27/01 |
Bishop Kelly Blue |
Jenks Black |
Yes |
| Gold |
| 08/25/01 |
Inola |
Jenks Gold |
No |
| 09/08/01 |
Owasso White |
Jenks Gold |
Yes |
| 09/15/01 |
Jenks Gold |
Stillwater |
Yes |
| 09/22/01 |
Union Black |
Jenks Gold |
Yes |
| 09/29/01 |
Jenks Gold |
BA Silver |
Yes |
| 10/06/01 |
Claremore Black |
Jenks Gold |
Yes |
| 10/13/01 |
Jenks Gold |
TBC Black |
Yes |
| 10/20/01 |
Bixby Red |
Jenks Gold |
Yes |
| 10/27/01 |
Jenks Gold |
Berryhill |
Yes |
| Silver |
| 08/25/01 |
Union Crimson |
Jenks Silver |
Yes |
| 09/08/01 |
Jenks Silver |
BA Orange |
Yes |
| 09/15/01 |
Inola |
Jenks Silver |
Yes |
| 09/22/01 |
Jenks Silver |
Pryor |
Yes |
| 09/29/01 |
Jenks Silver |
Bye |
|
| 10/06/01 |
Sapulpa Blue |
Jenks Silver |
Yes |
| 10/13/01 |
Jenks Silver |
Coweta White/font> |
Yes |
| 10/20/01 |
TBC Blue |
Jenks Silver |
Yes |
| 10/27/01 |
Jenks Silver |
Sand Springs Black |
Yes |
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Sign Our Guestbook Please
Please sign our guestbook and give the team your encouragement and feedback.
Jenks Trojan Fight Song
Mighty Maroon Sponsors
The following companys are the official suppliers for their various services to the Jenks Trojans Mighty Maroon football team.
* Radio Shack: Official electronics and communications sponsor
* O'Reilly Auto: Official helmet paint sponsor
* T-Town Bicycles: Official bicycle, bicycle parts, repairs and accessories sponsor.
Click on each logo to visit their website or see the Sponsor Section for additional information.
Mighty Maroon 4th Grade Website
The 2000 Mighty Maroon 4th grade website is still available for viewing. Check out the Album section to see how much the Mighty Maroon have grown over the past three years. Click on the Title for the 4th Grade News and Click on the Picture for the 4th Grade Pictures and Video Clips.
Tuesday, September 11
Scores
| 3rd Grade |
| Date |
Home Team |
Score |
Visiting Team |
Score |
Conference |
Over Time |
| 8/25/2001 |
BA WHITE |
7 |
JENKS WHITE |
27 |
No |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
COWETA |
0 |
JENKS MAROON |
13 |
No |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
North Mabee |
0 |
Union Silver |
21 |
No |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Stillwater |
0 |
TBC Blue |
35 |
No |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Union Red |
14 |
BA Black |
41 |
No |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Berryhill |
0 |
Glenpool |
25 |
No |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
BA Gold |
0 |
JENKS Gold |
30 |
No |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Owasso Red |
6 |
Bixby Blue |
13 |
No |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
TBC Red |
18 |
Claremore Red |
0 |
No |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
BA Silver |
6 |
Locust Grove |
0 |
No |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Inola |
|
JENKS Black |
|
No |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Owasso White |
0 |
Claremore Black |
7 |
No |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Bartlesville Blue |
12 |
Bixby Red |
0 |
No |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Union Black |
27 |
TBC Gold |
7 |
No |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Bartlesville White |
26 |
Sapulpa |
0 |
No |
No |
| 4th Grade |
| Date |
Home Team |
Score |
Visiting Team |
Score |
Conference |
Over Time |
| 8/25/2001 |
Norht Mabee |
30 |
Owasso Red |
0 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
BA Black |
35 |
Pryor |
0 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Union Black |
0 |
Bixby Red |
18 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Inola |
|
Union Crimson |
|
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Union Red |
14 |
BA Black |
41 |
No |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Bartlesville White |
0 |
Jenks Maroon |
19 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
TBC Blue |
35 |
Locust Grove |
0 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Bishop Kelly |
0 |
Jenks Black |
27 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Union Red |
19 |
Glenpool |
26 |
No |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Coweta White |
12 |
Bartlesville Blue |
0 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Jenks Silver |
0 |
BA White |
26 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Union Silver |
8 |
TBC Red |
6 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Berryhill |
1 |
Claremore Red |
0 |
Yes |
Yes |
| 8/25/2001 |
Stillwater Black |
25 |
Bixby Blue |
0 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Owasso White |
18 |
Sapulpa |
0 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
BA Gold |
6 |
Union White |
7 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Coweta Black |
19 |
Sand Springs |
0 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Claremore Black |
0 |
Stillwater Gold |
14 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Jenks Gold |
0 |
TBC White |
6 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Wagoner |
0 |
Jenks White |
19 |
Yes |
No |
| 5th Grade |
| Date |
Home Team |
Score |
Visiting Team |
Score |
Conference |
Over Time |
| 8/25/2001 |
Claremore Black |
0 |
Ba Silver |
29 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Berryhill |
0 |
Owasso White |
25 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Stillwater |
19 |
Bixby Red |
12 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
TBC Black |
7 |
Union Black |
0 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
TBC Blue |
35 |
Coweta White |
0 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Inola |
|
Jenks Gold |
|
No |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Sand Springs Black |
7 |
Sapulpa Blue |
14 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Ba Orange |
0 |
Pryor |
6 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Union Crimson |
6 |
Jenks Silver |
12 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Jenks White |
41 |
Bartlesville Blue |
6 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
North Mabee |
30 |
Claremore Red |
0 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Wagoner |
20 |
Owasso Red |
6 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
BA Black |
32 |
Sapulpa White |
0 |
Yes |
Yes |
| 8/25/2001 |
Claremore White |
0 |
Bixby Blue |
27 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Jenks Black |
0 |
TBC Red |
33 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Bartlesville White |
28 |
Union White |
14 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Bishop Kelly Blue |
|
Bye |
|
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Owasso Black |
0 |
BA White |
35 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Jenks Maroon |
25 |
Union Silver |
6 |
No |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Union Red |
6 |
Coweta Black |
0 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Sand Springs Gold |
0 |
Glenpool |
19 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
Bishop Kelly White |
0 |
Locust Grove |
13 |
Yes |
No |
| 8/25/2001 |
TBC White |
0 |
BA Gold |
7 |
Yes |
No |
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