Fowble and Haley are December Lions

Chandler High School seniors Dalton Fowble and Delaney Haley have been named December Lions of the Month by the Lion’s Club. Dalton Fowble, the son of Eric and Virginia Fowble, maintains a 3.95 grade point average while taking concurrent college classes in addition to regular coursework.

High school basketball in photos

All area high school basketball teams were in action last week, including five schools from Lincoln County playing in the Agra Tournament. Top left, Stroud coach Brad Moody talks to his team during a timeout in the waning moments of a 45-41 win over Mounds at Agra.

Chandler calendar

Following is a list of upcoming events in and around the Chandler community. The Chandler Lions Club meets at 12 p.m., each Thursday at First Christian Church, 614 Manvel. The Chandler Rotary Club meets 12 p.m., each Friday at Rt. 66 Bowl. The following events are planned for December.

District 2A-2 team

Co-offensive Players of the Year #11 - Kaden Jones, Chandler #1- Mason Snyder, Crossings Chrisian Defensive Player of the Year #45 - AhLanzo Henderson, Millwood Quarterbacks of the Year #1 - Tripp Davis, Prague #10 - Drew Wood, Crossings Christian Runningback of the Year #11 - Keavin...

First full week of basketball

All area basketball teams were in action last week. Left, Colton Baldwin of Wellston drives for the hoop while Manny Saavedra (5) of Meeker defends. No. 23 is Ean Watham of Meeker.

Lions fall at Marlow

Chandler’s season ended Friday night as the Marlow Outlaws showed why they’re undefeated and headed for the state quarterfinals. After Chandler scored on a long drive on its opening possession, the Outlaws put up 38 unanswered points and gradually pulled away, taking a 38-7 victory.

Davenport keeps rolling

Just needing the first half, the Davenport Bulldogs cruised by Keota last Friday night in the second round of the Class B playoffs. The contest was over at halftime. With the win, they are headed to a quarterfinals clash with Balko on the road Friday evening.

Stroud eliminated at Morrison

Morrison put up 36 points in the middle two periods and ended Stroud’s season with a 42-8 win Friday night in the second round of the playoffs. The Tigers closed out with a 6-6 record and a remarkable turn-around.

Casmen Hill

Casmen Hill (10) breaks loose for a long gain for Chandler during the Lions’ game at Marlow Friday night. Also pictured are sophomores Chaden Sullivan (57) and Alec Jackson (2). Photo/Brian Blansett

Lions 47, Red Devils 14

Chandler grabbed the No. 2 spot in District 2A-2 and a home game in the first playoffs by overwhelming short-handed Prague 47-14 Friday night. The Lions’ win, along with wins by Crossings Christian and Jones, left those three teams tied with 6-1 district records.