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Aiden Collins (13) gets behind the Luther defense for his weekly over-the-shoulder highlight reel catch. Photo/Beth Young

Aiden Collins (13) gets behind the Luther defense for his weekly over-the-shoulder highlight reel catch. Photo/Beth Young

Tigers roll, go 10-0

Stroud pummeled the Luther Lions last week, winning 58-0, and racking up the fourth unbeaten regular season in the school’s history.The Tigers’ only close game this season was the opener against ancient rival, Chandler, which they won, 21-14.

Davenport makes the playoffs

Davenport’s Bulldogs defeated Coyle 31-22 in the final regular game of the season on the road and earned the final spot in the playoffs in the district.
Chandler’s Travian Tillis (55) provided the visual metaphor for the game Friday when he steer-wrestled Sperry’s ballcarrier to the ground for a loss in the backfield. Photo/Brian Blansett

Chandler’s Travian Tillis (55) provided the visual metaphor for the game Friday when he steer-wrestled Sperry’s ballcarrier to the ground for a loss in the backfield. Photo/Brian Blansett

Lions 47, Sperry 7

Chandler’s defense kept Sperry bottled up all night, sparking a 47-7 victory that assured the Lions of the home-field advantage in the first round of the playoffs.
Cross country state

Cross country state

Cross country state

Class 2A Girls Place Name School Time 35 Payton Trotter Meeker 13:52.555 Kaleigh Strange Dale 14:22.485 Sophie Young Stroud 15:04.995 Peyton Davis Stroud 15:20.7118 Addisyn Neeley Stroud 16:25.8126 Brailyn Dervin Stroud 16:49.1132 Audrey Chace Stroud 18:46.
Meeker’s Roanon Wolford (28) starts his cut to his right to avoid a Goldbug tackler and gain a big chunk of yardage during Meeker’s district game with Alva. The Bulldogs host Newkirk Friday. Photo/Rick Hester

Meeker’s Roanon Wolford (28) starts his cut to his right to avoid a Goldbug tackler and gain a big chunk of yardage during Meeker’s district game with Alva. The Bulldogs host Newkirk Friday. Photo/Rick Hester

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Regional cross country

Regional cross country

Regional cross country

Several area cross-country teams and runners qualified for state during the regional meets held on Saturday. Top, Jordyn Neeley from Stroud motors through the Class 2A regional, held at North Rock Creek. She finished ninth, with a time of 13:38.
Chandler 47, Central 6

Chandler 47, Central 6

Chandler 47, Central 6

Chandler rolled past Tulsa Central, 476, Friday night, setting up a showdown this week for second place in the district and a home-field advantage in the first round of the playoffs.The Lions and Sperry have matching 4-1 district records, and will meet Friday night at Sperry.