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Lions handle Millwood, 24-6

Lions handle Millwood, 24-6

Lions handle Millwood, 24-6

Chandler rolled past the Millwood Falcons Thursday night, moving into a four-way tie for first place in District 2A-2. Chandler, Prague, Crossings Christian and Jones all own 3-1 league records. The Lions visit Meeker Friday night and also have district games remaining with Kellyville and Prague.

Depew no match for Bulldogs

Davenport’s Bulldogs remained undefeated, pounding Depew 50-0 in a Class B contest last week that was over by halftime. Davenport Coach John Greenfield said, “Other than one turnover, we played really well.
Cross country regionals Saturday

Cross country regionals Saturday

Cross country regionals Saturday

Area cross-country teams will scatter to the wind Saturday, heading to either Waurika, Enid or Henryetta in search of qualifying times for the state meet. Meeker, Prague, Chandler and Carney will go the regional at Oklahoma Bible Academy in Enid.
Anadarko upends McLoud, 20-7

Anadarko upends McLoud, 20-7

Anadarko upends McLoud, 20-7

Despite what McLoud Coach Rusty Hall called a “great defensive effort,” the Redskins fell to Anadarko last week 20-7. McLoud will square off in a home contest against Perkins Friday night with kickoff scheduled for 7 p.m. The Redskins, with five starters out due to injury still, are 1-6 overall.

Wellston clips Kansans

The Wellston Tigers ran up more than a quarter of a mile in total offense and took a 46- 34 win from Life Prep Academy in Wichita, Kan., last week. The win lifts the Tigers’ record to 2-5 for the season. Wellston got out to an early lead, thanks to four touchdown passes.
The week in photos

The week in photos

The week in photos

There was a lot of variety at the area high school games Thursday night. Top, McLoud junior Coby Cardin (7) is sworn into the National Guard prior to the Redskins’ game with Anadarko.Photo/Rick Hester.
The North Rock Creek Lady Cougars walk back to their dugout after congratulating Hailey Hacker, second from left, on a home run in the state tournament. Eligible for the playoffs for the first time in the school’s short history, they made the most of it, going all the way to the state championship before falling to powerhouse Washington. Photo/ Brian Blansett

The North Rock Creek Lady Cougars walk back to their dugout after congratulating Hailey Hacker, second from left, on a home run in the state tournament. Eligible for the playoffs for the first time in the school’s short history, they made the most of it, going all the way to the state championship before falling to powerhouse Washington. Photo/ Brian Blansett

NRC softball: Trip to the finals

It was their first shot at the fast pitch state playoffs and the North Rock Creek Lady Cougars made it count, going all the way to the Class 3A state championship game.
Grace Hulsey

Grace Hulsey

Hulsey: 66 Conference MVP

Chandler’s Grace Hulsey has been chosen the 66 Conference fast-pitch most valuable player and Lady Lions’ coach Bryan Herring has been named coach of the year.
Jarin Greenfield hauls in a touchdown pass for Chandler in the Lions’ romp over Star-Spencer Friday night. Photo/Brian Blansett

Jarin Greenfield hauls in a touchdown pass for Chandler in the Lions’ romp over Star-Spencer Friday night. Photo/Brian Blansett

Lions 56, Star-Spencer 12

The drama Friday night lasted about 10 seconds. That’s how long it took Kaden Jones to grab the opening kickoff, break to the sideline in front of the Chandler bench and sprint to the end zone.
Davenport’s Parker Mitchell (11) clears the line en route to a touchdown run in the Bulldogs’ win over Foyil Friday night. Photo/Rick Hester

Davenport’s Parker Mitchell (11) clears the line en route to a touchdown run in the Bulldogs’ win over Foyil Friday night. Photo/Rick Hester

Davenport pounds Foyil

Davenport’s Bulldogs earned their third shutout of the year by running over Foyil 48-0 in their district opener and homecoming last Friday night. They ran their record to a perfect 6-0. They are 1-0 in district play.