Oklahoma High Schools Move Games Tonight Amid Storm Risk
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Oklahoma Schools Beat Lightning Risk with Early Kickoffs
Several Oklahoma high schools will play their Friday night football games tonight instead. Anticipated severe weather, possibly with lightning, prompted the schedule changes for schools including Bixby Mustangs, Enid Wildcats vs. Edmond North Grizzlies, Carl Albert Vikings vs. Lawton Wolverines, Tecumseh Warriors vs. Chickasha Tigers, Perkins‑Tryon Wildcats vs. Lone Grove Longhorns, Newkirk Tigers vs. Shidler Wildcats and Hinton Indians vs. Fairview Eagles.
Why Oklahoma Teams Are Moving Up Games
Forecasters expect thunderstorms and lightning across parts of Oklahoma Friday evening. Schools decided to shift kickoff times to avoid weather-related risks. These changes keep players and fans safe while preserving tradition.
What Oklahoma Fans Should Do
If you plan to attend a game tonight, check your school’s athletic department or social-media updates. Some schedules may still change. Confirm location, time and ticket info before heading out.