Kickoff at Smokey Cox Field is scheduled for 7:30 p.m., and Webbers Falls' seniors will be recognized before the game.
The Warriors are 6-3 for the season and 5-2 in the league after shutting out Kinta 50-0 last week. The victory at Kinta also assured the Warriors of their first winning season since 1999 (10-1).
Bowlegs is 4-3 in the league and 4-5 overall after the Bison stopped Arkoma 36-0 last week.
Some of Bowlegs' key players are Kevin Gragg (5-foot-11, 185-pound senior), Tyler Crabtree (5-11, 165, junior), Cody Hazbell (5-10, 160, sophomore), Travis Phay (6-2, 190, senior) and Chris John (5-9, 155, sophomore) at the skilled positions and linemen Jared Wilson (5-11, 175, sophomore), Cody Liggon (6-0, 195, sophomore), Dominick Wicker (5-10, 190, sophomore) and Jason Qualls (6-3, 280, senior). On defense, Merrick Ashley (5-8, 160, senior) earned all-district honors at the nose guard position in 2004, and Eric Laffoon (5-9, 180, senior) is also a standout for the Bison.
Phay scored two touchdowns (runs of 12 and 5 yards) last week for the Bison and Crabtree rushed for a 1-yard TD.
Four of the defensive leaders for the Warriors are linebacker Cory Mickles, defensive back Derek Dandridge, defensive back Jeff Burrough and defensive end/nose guard Tyler Wooten.
On offense, Dandridge has scored 32 touchdowns and rushed for 1,235 yards this season from his tailback position, and Mickles, a fullback, has run for over 480 yards and recorded 12 TDs.
The top four teams in the district will advance to the playoffs, which start next week. Fourth-ranked Midway (7-0) and No. 5 South Coffeyville (6-1) lead the league standings, and Sasakwa (5-2) has the same district record as Webbers Falls.
The Warriors will be in the playoffs if they beat Bowlegs, and they can still qualify for the postseason with a loss, depending in part on what Sasakwa does at home against Midway this week.
Bowlegs defeated Webbers Falls 54-8 in 2004.
