Top, Davenport’s Griffin Melson (orange singlet), is on his way to winning the regionals in the 110 hurdles. Photo/Brian Blansett. Below, Liyah Dauman from Prague, Autumn Ingram from Meeker and Cali Hilgenfeld compete in the 100 meters. Photo/Mario Holland.
One area high school girls golf team is headed to the state tournament today and Friday and two other girls from another school were competing as individuals in the state tourney Wednesday and today.
One boy has qualified to play in the state tournament next week.
The Chandler Lions pose for a photo with their district championship trophy after beating Holdenville, 3-1 and 11-1 last week. The Lions move into regional play this week, taking on Crossings Christian at 1:30 Thursday afternoon at Heritage Hall.
North Rock Creek point guard Noah McMullan signed his letter of intent last week to play basketball at Oklahoma City University.
McMullan started four years as the Cougars’ point guard.
He is flanked by parents, Tim and Stacy McMullan.
Slow pitch district tournaments played out last week, with Chandler, Prague, Stroud, North Rock Creek and Dale earning berths in this week’s regional tournaments. North Rock Creek will host a regional and will play Checotah at 1 p.m. on Thursday. Sulphur and Newcastle are also in that regional.
Area track squads tuned up for the regional meets by competing at the Luther meet. In the top photo is Chandler hurdler Jessie Brannon. At left is Meeker’s Riley Randall (white singlet) and at right is Stroud’s Biley Bigbey (blue singlet).
Above, Chandler senior Leah Brannon seemed immune to pre-race jitters in the heating area prior to the 400-meter run at the Route 66 Classic track meet last Friday. Photo/Brian Blansett
Right, Felix Cargill passes the baton to Isaiah Holland during the 66 Conference track meet last week.
Above, Chandler’s Jessie Brannon competes at the OBU Bison Invitational track meet, taking second in the 300 meter hurdles. Photo/Mario Holland Top right, Kash Vanbrunt connects for a grand slam for Dale, which is off to a 10-6 and ranked No. 3 in the state.