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Eufaula star quarterback Ethan Sharp returns to Eufaula as assistant coach
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July 26, 2023
Eufaula star quarterback Ethan Sharp returns to Eufaula as assistant coach
By Rodney Haltom sports EDITOR,

Former Eufaula quarterback Ethan Sharp, a 2009 EHS graduate, returns to the sidelines at Paul Bell Stadium as the Ironheads’ new quar-terbacks and defensive backs coach.

“Being able to come home and coach at a place that gave so much to me during my time here as a player is a dream come true. Eufaula is top notch in everything that they do. And it’s hard for me to express the emotions of how thankful I am to be back and to be a part of it again. It means the world to me.”

“To be able to bring my son around the culture here and raise him as an Ironhead is just very very special to me. I couldn’t be happier to be back,” Eufaula coach Sharp said.

Sharp was a sensational athlete at Eufaula as he was a three-sport star and had a tremendous senior season on the gridiron, hitting 240of-400 passes for 3,750 yards and 43 touchdowns, earning All-District, All-Area MVP and All-State recognition. Sharp scored the winning touchdown in the All-State game following his senior season. He was also an All-Conference pick in basketball and an honorable mention All-Stater in baseball for the Ironheads.

Sharp accepted a scholarship to play football at the University of Central Oklahoma. He was a two-year starter as quarterback and one of most prolific passers in school history. Sharp owns school career records for completions (457) and attempts (782), while ranking fourth in passing yards (4,524) and sixth in total offense (4,592 yards). He has had four of the top-20 passing games in school history. He also played baseball going 3-1 in helping the Bronchos to a 31-17 record.

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Residents gathered for Coffee with the Chiefs on Monday, Feb. 23 at City Hall for an open discussion about public safety, training, equipment and the future of services in Eufaula. The informal meetin...
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As of press time, Local and state authorities are on the lookout for an escaped inmate from the Jackie Brannon Correctional Center in McAlester. Robey Butler allegedly walked away from the facility la...
2026 National Theme: A Century of Black History Commemorations
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February 25, 2026
Paws N Claws started their meager rescue efforts to save the local pound pups on January 26, 2024. Some of the first dogs ever adopted went out of state and one very lucky pup was adopted by Brad Shro...
Local students show their true passion at the Eufaula Livestock Show
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Local students were recognized for their work in the barn and in the show ring during the 2026 Eufaula Local Livestock Show and Premium Sale on Feb. 14, where exhibitors competed for top honors across...
Chamber blood drive a success
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Chamber blood drive a success
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The Eufaula Area Chamber of Commerce hosted a community blood drive Monday, Feb. 23, at the Chamber office in Eufaula. The drive was conducted in partnership with the Oklahoma Blood Institute, which p...
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After the music faded at Night to Shine and the final crowns were placed, the celebration cont i nued quietly — following a group of guests home to Pioneer Campus. Just hours before, on February 13 — ...
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