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Lions run to W

Lions run to W

Lions run to W

The Chandler Lions ran onto the field for their home opener, then ran past the Mount Saint Mary Rockets for a 39-7 win in their home opener Friday night. It was the Lions’ first win of the season and came in a convincing fashion.
Quarterback Kaden Jones (11) eludes a would-be tackler en route to the game’s first touchdown against Mount St. Mary. Photo/Brian Blansett

Quarterback Kaden Jones (11) eludes a would-be tackler en route to the game’s first touchdown against Mount St. Mary. Photo/Brian Blansett

Lions have their way

Chandler’s Lions made the most of their return to Joe Telford Field, scoring early and often to blow out the Mount St. Mary Rockets, 39-7, Friday. It was the first home game of the season – and the first win – following two road losses and an open date.

Lincoln County football roundup

Davenport (2-1, 0-0) at Alex (1-2, 0-0) · The Bulldogs extended their winning streak to two games after defeating the Alex Longhorns, 48-34.
Focus on: Chandler vs. Mount St. Mary

Focus on: Chandler vs. Mount St. Mary

Focus on: Chandler vs. Mount St. Mary

Above, Kenvontai Richmond (73) celebrates in the general direction of Lincoln County News photographer Kindra Coffman.

Lady Tigers on roll with winning streak

The Lady Tigers (15-1, 6-1) are riding a seven-game winning streak, scoring an average of 11.6 runs per game and winning by an average margin of 10 runs. There are a handful of Stroud players contributing toward the successful 15-1 2019 season.

Lady Red Devils rack up two wins

The Lady Red Devils returned from Labor Day Weekend with two dominating district wins followed by a narrow district loss at Newkirk. Prague (14-4, 5-1) are in a good position in the final stretch of the season to finish in the top four of its district.
Braden Danker placed 10th overall at the Prague Invitational on Saturday, September 7, with a time of 19:42.91.

Braden Danker placed 10th overall at the Prague Invitational on Saturday, September 7, with a time of 19:42.91.

County schools compete in CC

On a partially cloudy morning, several area schools competed at the Prague Invitational Cross-Country Meet on Saturday, September 7. The meet consisted of junior high and high school teams varying from Class 3A and below and saw a record attendance of 30 schools and 570 entries.
Chandler third baseman, Jaelyn Robertson, eyes the runners after catching a line drive in her face against Tecumseh in the McLoud tournament.

Chandler third baseman, Jaelyn Robertson, eyes the runners after catching a line drive in her face against Tecumseh in the McLoud tournament.

Lady Lions come out ahead in tournament

The Lady Lions of Chandler (10-10, 1-1) competed at the McLoud/Dale Tournament this past weekend, playing in five games and finishing the tournament winning three of their five games. Chandler’s two losses in the tournament came at the hands of two Class 4A opponents, McLoud and Tecumseh.

Countywide high school football round up

Chandler (0-1, 0-0): • The Lions are coming off a bye week after losing to rival, Stroud, 26-6 in Week 0. • handler’s rushing leader is senior Dylan McKinney, who rushed 15 times for 51 yards and a score against Stroud.
Stroud rolls to win over rival Chandler

Stroud rolls to win over rival Chandler

Stroud rolls to win over rival Chandler

The Stroud High School Tigers’ varsity football team, projected to be one of the top teams in Oklahoma at the Class A level, came out of the gate strong in the 2019 season Thursday night with a dominant 26-8 victory over the rival Chandler High School Lions.