The Mustang boys soccer team took on Deer Creek March 10 in a game that had to be played earlier, due to incoming weather issues. Despite that, the contest had to be called at halftime when the windchill dropped.

The Mustang girls soccer team jumped into its season last week with a matchup against rival Yukon. After a tough 80 minutes of action, it was the Lady Broncos who pulled out the 1-0 shutout over the Millerettes March 1 at Yukon High School.

Back on Feb. 8, Talia Pogi reached a milestone.

When Mustang took the court March 3, they had one goal. With a trip to the state tournament on the line, they wanted to get the job done that night against Choctaw and not have to take their chances in their consolation bracket March 5.

OKLAHOMA CITY — It was a historic weekend for the Mustang wrestling program. Along with Christian Rowland winning his second straight state championship, Mia Cayard took home the first-ever girls wrestling state title Saturday at the State Fair Arena.

MOORE — A little more than a month ago, there were very few, if any, teams playing better than the Mustang boys basketball squad. They had risen to No.

With the calendar turning to March, that means the start of the spring sports schedule at Mustang. The Lady Broncos softball team will take the field in their first official game March 7.

EDMOND — The Mustang swim team completed the 2021-22 season with a trip to the 6A State Championships Feb. 18 and 19 at the Edmond Schools Aquatic Center.

Heading into the final round of the 6A West Regional tournament, the Mustang wrestling team was in a good position. Sitting in second place, they had a chance to storm back and take the overall team title if a few things went their way.

A smothering Mustang defense imposed its will and led to a season sweep over rival Yukon in a 62-24 win. The Broncos set the tone early, jumping out to a 20-6 lead and never let up Friday night, holding the Millerettes to less than 10 points in each quarter.