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Lions 23, Bobcats 14

Lions 23, Bobcats 14

Lions 23, Bobcats 14

Chandler clinched second place in the district and a home game in the first round of the playoffs by outlasting Star-Spencer Friday night.

Stroud 59, Wewoka 0

Stroud scored 40 points in the first quarter en route to a 59-0 win over Wewoka Friday night in Stroud. The game clinched the District A-6 championship with the win and will host a first-round game in the playoffs.

Wetumka 49, Davenport 0

Davenport football coach John Greenfield described his team’s 49-0 loss to Wetumka last week as a “game of errors.” “The very first snap on offense we fumbled and they scooped it up and scored,” Greenfield said.
Chandler’s Carson Clagg (26) grinds for some hard yardage against Jones. Also pictured are Caleb Sawatski (8) and Corbin Hollon (88). Photo/Brian Blansett

Chandler’s Carson Clagg (26) grinds for some hard yardage against Jones. Also pictured are Caleb Sawatski (8) and Corbin Hollon (88). Photo/Brian Blansett

Jones 57, Lions 28

Chandler’s path to a district championship took a detour Friday night, as Jones came to town and left with a 57-28 victory. The win left Jones atop District 2A-2 with a 5-0 record and Chandler in second at 4-1.
Tigers 58, Mounds 8

Tigers 58, Mounds 8

Tigers 58, Mounds 8

Stroud’s Tigers scored on their first two offensive plays, led 30-0 with just over six minutes gone in the game and hung half a hundred on Mounds in the first two quarters Thursday night. It was a continuation of the Tigers’ domination of District A-6.
Logan Devereaux gets behind the Luther defender for a long gain in the Bulldogs’ win Friday night. The victory lifted Meeker to a 3-2 record in district and gave them a big leg up for the playoffs. If the Dogs win one of their final two games, they’ll be in the playoffs. If that win is against Crossings Friday night, they probably will finish third and play the second-place team from District 2A-1 on the round in the first round. Photo/Rick Hester

Logan Devereaux gets behind the Luther defender for a long gain in the Bulldogs’ win Friday night. The victory lifted Meeker to a 3-2 record in district and gave them a big leg up for the playoffs. If the Dogs win one of their final two games, they’ll be in the playoffs. If that win is against Crossings Friday night, they probably will finish third and play the second-place team from District 2A-1 on the round in the first round. Photo/Rick Hester

Dogs 50, Luther 28

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Meeker ‘Freshman Five’ make state

Meeker freshmen Addilyn Tipton, Kellan Kisch, Emme Gabeau, Payton Trotter, and Holly Turner, pictured above, qualified for the state cross-country meet, which is this weekend.
Football week in photos

Football week in photos

Football week in photos

We had Thursday Night Lights and Friday Night Lights this week, as Stroud played a day earlier than usual to accommodate Mounds having fall break. Top, Meeker’s Tanner Cody (3) is all focus on a pass against Luther.
Lions 35, Knights 0

Lions 35, Knights 0

Lions 35, Knights 0

Chandler’s offense purred like a new car and the defense rang up its second shutout of the season Thursday night. The result: a 35-0 victory over the Crossing Christian Knights that sets up this week’s showdown with Jones for first place in District 2A-2.