The Lawton County rivalry has favored the MacArthur High School Highlanders since 2010. MacArthur has won 17 of the last 21 meetings, and Eisenhower entered the Battle of the Boulevard at Cameron Stadium looking to shift the momentum. With temperatures reaching 100 degrees at kickoff, the non-conference matchup heated up quickly. MacArthur scored all seven first-half touchdowns and built a commanding 46-12 halftime lead over the Eagles. MacArthur’s Isaiah Ward accounted for three of the Highlanders’ seven touchdowns and earned the game’s MVP award. Neither team scored in the second half, as Eisenhower was unable to rally through the passing game. MacArthur controlled the clock after halftime and finished with a 46-12 victory. Eisenhower remained winless in the 2026 season, while MacArthur improved to 1-1.

MVP

Isaiah Ward
Lawton MacArthur

SCHOLAR ATHLETES

Stephen Harris

Lawton MacArthur

Stephen is a great student athlete and leader at MacArthur High School. He boasts a 3.64 GPA and is on the MacArthur Athletic Advisory Council group. Stephen is a valued member of the football team playing both receiver and corner and is well liked amongst his peers. His mother is in the Army and is being deployed in the next few weeks. After high school, Stephen is undecided on where he will attend but plans on pursuing football and a college degree.
Tyler Shoopman

Lawton Eisenhower

Tyler is a prime example of what it means to be a student athlete. He is a leader for the Eisenhower football team and also a leader in the classroom where he holds a 3.83 GPA. Tyler has played football for 4 years, while also competing in powerlifting for 3 years and wrestling for 2 years. He is currently undecided on his plans for after high school.

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