Davenport wallops Drumright

Scoring seven touchdowns in the first half, the Davenport Bulldogs shut out Drumright 52-0 last week to run their season record to 9-0. Because of the 45-point rule, the game was over at the conclusion of the second quarter.

Football photos

Above, the Choctaw bench got a good look at North Rock Creek’s Rayne Jones during his long run to the end zone Thursday. North Rock Creek closed out at its last season as an independent and will compete in Class 3A next season.

McLoud wins big

Fresh from a resounding 28-7 road win over Bridge Creek, the McLoud Redskins will honor their senior footballers and cheerleaders as they entertain Douglas Friday night. It’s senior nigh at Redskin stadium and the kickoff is at 7 p.m.

Haney signs to play at Eastern

North Rock Creek senior Jayden Haney is surrounded by family at her signing event Tuesday. She will play softball at Eastern Oklahoma State College and is the first North Rock Creek product to get an athletic scholarship. Photo/Brian Blansett

McLoud falls to Perkins; awaits Bridge Creek

Following a 41-6 district setback to Perkins last week, the McLoud Redskins’ focus this week is on Bridge Creek who will they square off against in a road contest Friday night. McLoud Coach Rusty Hall said kickoff is at 7 p.m. The Redskins are now 1-7 overall and 0-5 in district competition.

Tigers fall to OBA on Pink Night

Above, Wellston quarterback Dakota Long (12) looks for receiver Kage Danker (4), who was one of his favorite targets Thursday night against Oklahoma Bible Academy. Long and Danker hooked upon two touchdown passes, a 10-yarder in the second quarter and a nine-yarder in the third period.

Treat heads All-District team

Chandler freshman Keelie Treat was named Player of the Year in fastpitch district 3A-4. Treat was one of two starting pitchers for the Lady Lions and played in the infield when she wasn’t in the circle.

Late touchdowns carry Mounds past Stroud

Mounds scored midway through the third period to break a 28-28 tie, then iced the game with a 30-yard interception return for a touchdown in the fourth quarter and won, 42-28 Friday.

Stroud: Four in a row

Stroud turned Homecoming into a real celebration Thursday night, hammering Allen, 46-0, and clinching a spot in the Class A playoffs. The win came behind a strong defensive effort and was the fourth straight victory for the Tigers.