Above Meeker pitcher Jacob Sellers brings one to the plate on Thursday as the Bulldogs’ hosted a three-way with 66 Conference rivals Prague and Stroud.
It was the last baseball we’ll see for a while.
Sellers picked up the win against Prague.
The Chandler and Prague girls basketball teams played what amounted to a barnstorming tour of Central Oklahoma this season, meeting four times in four locations in less than a month.
Prague, ranked No.
Jaelynn Robertson (21) looks to pass into the lane during Chandler’s win over Chisholm in the area tournamenrt. Photo/Brian Blansett
Prague’s Taylor Hodges (10) drives to the hoop against Crooked Oak in the area tournament.
Chandler’s girls basketball team hit its stride in the playoffs, losing in district but peeling off five straight wins, defeating No. 18 Chisholm and avenging four previous losses to No. 11 Prague.
The Lady Lions got to play on Saturday for a trip to the state tournament, but were felled by No.
The Prague boys and the girls teams from Chandler, Prague and Stroud rolled into the area basketball tournaments, which begin Thursday.
Prague and Chandler both go to the area at Western Heights and could wind up meeting for the fifth team this season if both win in the first round.
Above, Davenport’s Kyle Hobill competes in the 195-pound division in the first round of the Class 3A state wrestling tournament Friday in Oklahoma City. At right, Chandler’s Chase Massey pauses during a break in the action during his match in the first round at 132 pounds.
Meeker took a pair of games from Chandler this week, clipping the host Lions 7-3 on Monday and winning 18-0 at home on Tuesday. Above, winning pitcher Budgie Cameron eyes the plate as he delivers a pitch on Monday.