June 14, 2019 Issue, Page 6 of 12

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Bottow row are Jorge Marquez, Kevin Carmona, Diego Martinez, Martin Zapien, Carlos Borjas, Samuel Velez, Severiano Martinez, Nash White, Caden Henderson, Nike Cloud, Top row are Head Coach Josh Martinez, Isac Guzman, Devin Dollins, Jaxon Green, Aiden Carr, Devin Keel, Javier Venegas, Daniel Thompson, Adan Flores and Assistant Coach Alan Gutierrez. Cloud and Carmona are from Elk City. Photo submitted. Boys team takes State Cup Western Oklahoma F.C. Fire ‘03Boys won the Presidents State Cup Tournament held in Edmond in late May. The boys didn’t allow any goals scored against them all weekend, winning the Championship game 2-0. WOFC Fire wento Round Rock, Texas, this week for the Southern Regionals, which cov- ers covers 10 states, according to a news release. The team had a combined W-L-D record of 23-7-6 with 72 goals for and 35 goals against. They have participated in six tournaments throughout Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas and Arizona, resulting in three championship and two semifinalist placements. WOFC Fire are also the OPL U16 Super Premier League 2019 Champions. Elk City sponte from the past 50 year'sago The Oklahoma Travelers 18U squad managed to finish ‘The Elk City Daily News The Elk City Daily News off a perfect run to the title of June 1969 June 1994 the Annual Traveler Shoot- out with a 9-0 showing at Lee Sheet Metal leads in Patriots take American Ackley Park to improve their standings Cup overall record to 28-5. Next up for the Travelers is their Lee’s Sheet Metal held The Elk City U-14 Patriots annual trek to Tony Andenu- onto their number one rating soccer team put the finish- cio Classic in Pueblo, Colo., in the women’s division of ing touches on its season in where they will attempt to the Jayceee Softball League Jenks by taking first place become the first team in the after a 13-4 victory over last in the American Cup State prestigious event's 40-plus place Community Hospital Tournament of champions. history year history to win [0-2]. This is the first time a boys four consecutive tournament Stevie Webb, shortstop for team from Elk City has taken titles. Lee, went 3 for 3 at the plate first in this tournament. The to lead all hitters and also Patriots beat two teams from had the only home run of the ‘Tulsa and and a team from night. Sapulpa on their way to the The Elk City News Following behind the undefeated Lee team [2-0] is title. June 2018 Lincoln with a 2-1 mark after it defeated newcomer Tillery Coaches honored for Oil Company, 14-2, Tillery The Elk City Daily News mentoring fell to 0-1. June 2009 ‘On the men’s side, Leedey Danny McClure, director Jed the league with a 3-0 Masonic Lodge Golf Tour- of Elk City’s Encouraging record and First Federal and nament Winners and Leading Kids to Succeed (E.L.K‘S.) Middle School RC were in second place in Career Coaches, spoke to the Jaycee League with a 2-1 The Elk City Masonic school administrators about records. Lodge No. 182 8th An- nual Cabin Fever Two-Man the value of mentoring based Winners of the Above & Beyond Award at the 2019 Elk City Chamber of Commerce Oil Legionnaires pick up win Scramble Golf Tournament upon Elk City’s success. & Gas Industry Appreciation Golf Tournament were Roger Gunkel, Leon Stuart and Mel “Mentoring Matters: Rais- Lantz. Photo submitted by the Elk City Chamber ofCommerce. was played at the Elk City EIk City’s American Le- Golf and Country Club on ing Student Achievement gionnaires evened their win- June 12 and Garrett Stegall Academically, Socially, Emo- Joss record at 4-4 with a7-1 won closest to the pin and tionally and Economically” victory over visiting Hobart. EIk City pitcher Mike Ford Kelby Boyd had the longest drive. Flite winners are was the title of the session at the 2018 CCOSA Summer 49th Annual Golf Tournament started on the mound for the listed below: Leadership Conference. Elks and threw five innings Championship Flite: 1. before giving way to reliever Jeff Rule and Dennis Hart Sharon McClure, his sister The 49th Annual Elk City Catch- 125; 2nd, Sooner Friday am.: John Partain Ronnie O'Hara. Ford gave up 2. Aaron Musick and Tyler and a former school counsel- Chamber of Commerce Oil Energy - 126; 3rd Select En- Friday p.m.:Joby Gray only one walk in the five in- Russell 3. Craig Martin and or, came to hear him present. & Gas Industry Appreciation nings while striking out four Leon Stuart Joining McClure on the Golf Tournament was held D FLIGHT: Ist, batters and giving up five ‘A Flite: 1, Marshall Hargis panel were Superintendent June 7 and 8. Here are the McDonald’s - 131; 2nd hits. First baseman Norman and Kelby Boyd 2. Brett Hut- Craig McVay, mentor and results: Grandview Pharmacy - 132; CLOSEST TO THE PIN: Dean led the locals’ hitting son and Ben Crites 3. Rob supporter of E] Reno Public PK & Company - 133 Saturday a.m.: Rhett McAbee attack with three singles Lake and Jack Morrison School Foundation’s Stu- AFLIGHT: Ist, O'Hara Saturday p.m.: Reggie Red- in four trips to the plate. B. Flite: 1. Caleb Redd and dents Striving for Success; Insurance - 106; 2nd, PLAYOFF HOLE -7 wing Catcher Danny Kauk and Garrett Stegall 2. Rob Brott and De’Andre “Dre” Swan- AFOG -111; 3rd,Party of centerfielder Gary Collins and Robby Walker 3. Tyler son and Kenneth Stallworth, Fore - 113 CLOSEST TO THE PIN: LONGEST DRIVE: followed in the hitting order Harrison and Brad Gilbert Jr., founders and directors B FLIGHT: 1st, Range Friday am.: Russ Smith with two hits in three trips to of Lawton Central Middle Pros - 118; 2nd, TTS - 118; 3rd Friday p.m.: Jeff Donaghey Saturday a.m.: Logan Davis the plate. Travelers improve record School’s Young Men in Ac- Terry’s Furniture - 118 Saturday p.m.: Justin tion. C FLIGHT: 1st , Simon’s LONGEST DRIVE: ‘Twyman