Jones 34, Chandler 7

BRIAN BLANSETT Staff writer Chandler’s Lions were behind by two touchdowns before they got to run their first offensive play at Jones Friday, and things didn’t get much better after that. The result was a 27-point win for the Longhorns in what was a defacto showdown for first place in District 2A2.

Bulldogs fall to Weleetka

The Davenport Bulldogs suffered their first district loss of the season last week, losing to Weleetka 48-8 in a road contest. Davenport is now 2-1 in the district and 5-3 overall for the season. Coach John Greenfield said next up is Wetumka which comes to Davenport Friday night for a 7:30 p.m.

The week in photos

Incredible night

It was a season’s worth of highlight reel plays for Casmen Hill Friday night. The Chandler senior running back peeled off touchdown runs of 54, 82, 61 and 66 yards against Bethel and finished with an astounding 349 yards on just 16 carries.

Underdog Pirates win it all

Dale’s High School baseball team has captured its second state championship under the guidance of Coach Eddie Jeffcoat, defeating Silo 18-11 in the finals played at Bricktown Ball Park in Oklahoma City.

All-conference fastpitch team

Conference MVP: Keelie Treat Coach of the Year: Dailyn King, Prague Champion: Prague All-Conference Team Prague: Liyah Dauman Kailey Rich Ady Custar Tessa Cooper Jayle Friend Honorable mention: Lexsey Trevizo Jadyn Hightower Chandler: Grace Hulsey Grace Haas Hannah Edmonds Kali Beall Carson...

Sports week in photos

Top left, Riley Randall from Meeker won the boys’ division at the OBU cross country meet at Gordon Cooper Technology Center last week. Photo/ Robyn Miller Top right, Cassie Wright from Chandler was the champion in the girls’ division.

Sports week in photos

Above, North Rock Creek third baseman Caty Baack takes a throw and prepares to tag a Comanche runner who tried to stretch a double into a triple in the Class 3A fastpitch state tournament.

Davenport rolls up Strother

Davenport’s Bulldogs opened their district play last week, easily winning a home contest and needing only one half to defeat Strother 58-6. Davenport Coach John Greenfield said, “We played well. Strother had only nine players, but we had only 15 ourselves,” he noted.

Stroud moves to 4-2, 3-0 in district

Stroud rolled off its fourth straight win and moved into a two-way tie for first place in District A-6 by clipping the Hartshorne Miners 42-21 Friday night. The Tigers and the Mounds Eagles sit atop the district with 3-0 league records and will meet at Jack Poskey Stadium in Stroud on Oct. 21.