Women’s football arrives in Claremore as Oklahoma Rage open season
Professional women’s football is coming to Claremore, and it is arriving with a team that is already proven it belongs. The Oklahoma Rage will kick off their 2026 season at 7 p. m.
Saturday at Lantow Field, bringing American Women’s Football League action to Claremore High School as they host the Houston Power in their season opener. The debut marks a new chapter not only for the Rage, but also ...
Professional women’s football is coming to Claremore, and it is arriving with a team that is already proven it belongs. The Oklahoma Rage will kick off their 2026 season at 7 p. m.
Saturday at Lantow Field, bringing American Women’s Football League action to Claremore High School as they host the Houston Power in their season opener. The debut marks a new chapter not only for the Rage, but also for the local sports scene, as Claremore becomes a host site for one of the fastest-growing levels of the game. The Rage enter the season with momentum after a standout 2025 campaign in the Women’s Football Alliance.
They captured the American Conference championship and lost in the national title game, finishing 8-1 overall. Now, the Rage transition into the American Women’s Football League in search of another deep postseason run. Saturday’s opener begins a sixgame regular season slate before the postseason, with a mix of home and road matchups stretching into early June.