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Since 1993, either Jenks or Union has won the state championship, often with the two schools playing each other in the Title game. King of the Mountain follows each team for an entire season showing a behind the scenes look as both teams battle their way through the season.
- 4 min
- 393
- Proving Ground Productions
Jan 10, 2008 · King of the Mountain is a documentary filmed in 2003 about the nation's largest high school football rivalry, Jenks (Okla.) and Union (Okla.). These two schools, which are located in the Tulsa metropolitan area, sit less than ten miles from each other and their district boundaries are divided by two main Tulsa roads—91st street and Yale avenue.
The Union and the Jenks' feud goes far beyond the 2003 season, which is where the film's drama mainly unfolds before the camera. Six players in all, half from each team, are...
- Rick Shadle
Every fall, over 35,000 fans gather and a dream begins. Two communities, bound by friendship, become lost in war. Two nationally-ranked powerhouses, divide...
- 2 min
- 32.1K
- TW
Sep 10, 2003 · Two local filmmakers want to take the Jenks-Union rivalry from the football field, to the movie theatre. They say it's a story that transcends sports. News on 6 anchor Terry Hood shows us...
Oct 16, 2007 · King of the Mountain-A Rivalry in the Heartland. Premieres Thursday October 25th through 28th. At Jenks RiverWalk Theaters and the Dickinson Starworld Theaters. Tickets available only at kingofthemountainthemovie.com. Seats limited so pre-order!
Oct 26, 2007 · Friday night lights: Film looks at the rivalry between Jenks and Union football teams
