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February 10,2021 Big Elks play a pair Elkettes stop By Kerry Hookstra Chickasha two from Hughes. Hill hit two baskets and Dunlap drained a Atrip to Chickasha Feb. trey with a deuce and charity 2 sawa 74-65 defeat for Elk shot by Craig and a free throw City. Cache invaded Big Elke from Culver. territory Feb. 5 and took Copeland and Murphy By Kerry Hookstra home a 58-40 decision over pumped in 24 and 20 to pace Elk City. the Fighting Chicks. Craig Elk City played just one game last week on a road trip to Big Elks-Chickasha also tossed down 24 to share Offense dominated the game high with Copeland and meet the Lady Fighting Chicks Feb. 2. Their Feb. 5 contest with first quarter with a 25-19 Hughes added 17 for the Big Cache was canceled due to the virus. Elkette offense took care of Fighting Chick advantage. Elks. Others scoring were; business at Chickasha to bring home a 47-40 victory. Kane Craig had the hot hand Hill-9, Dunlap-6, Church-4, Offense was sluggish in the first quarter with Elk City trail- for Elk City with four baskets. Culver-3, and Pranabdev-2. ing 8-4. Abby Jo Robbins hit a basket and Laja Martin sank 2-2 Drake Hughes drained a pair Big Elks-Cache free throws. of treys with a deuce apiece A 15-12 Bulldog margin ‘The second went to the Lady Fighting Chicks 13-11. Dannie from Cooper Church and marked the first quarter. Kane Sotille buried a trey with a deuce by Robbins. Hailey Buie, L. Corey Culver plus a free throw Craig had a pair of baskets to Martin, and Nae Nae Martin sank 2-2 charity shots apiece for by Tres Hill, pace Elk City. Cooper Patton the Elkettes. Chickasha was up 21-14 going to halftime. The second went to buried a trey with a deuce In the third Elk City started to comeback with a 10-7 mar- Chickasha 15-13. Craig put in apiece by Corey Culver and gin. A pair of three from N. Martin led the way. Jordan Deason two buckets to again lead the Tres Hill with a free throw Big Elks. Caden Dunlap and from Drake Hughes. had a field goal with 2-2 from the stripe. Hughes buried a three each ‘The second saw an of- Final frame action featured a 21-12 Elkette run. Buie ex- while Vivek Pranabdev hit a fensive drought with a 5-5 tie. ploded for a pair of treys and 4-4 gift shots. A three, a two, and field goal with one from the Cooper Church and Craig put 2-2 from the line came from N. Martin while L. Martin added charity stripe for Hill. Elk City in a bucket each with a charity three free throws and Deason put in a basket. trailed 40-32 at halftime. shot by Joseph Dailey for the Golightly pumped in 18 for Chickasha to lead all scorers. A17-10 lead in the third Big Elks. Halftime went to Taking game high honors for Elk City N. Martin tossed down 15 cut the Big Elk deficit to 50- Cache 20-17. with 12 from Buie. Others scoring were; D. Martin-7, Deason-6, 49. Craig stayed hot with an “The Bulldogs exploded on Robbins-4, and Sotille-3. old fashioned 3-point play an 18-8 run in the third. Elk Vivek Pranabdev. Photo by Rose Cummings. plus three baskets. Hill man- City had a field goal apiece aged an old fashioned 3-point from Craig, Culver, Hughes, play with a bucket and gift and Vivek Pranabdev. trey from Caden Dunlap anda shot from Hughes anda field goal by Church. In the final frame Cache prevailed 20-15. Hughes deuce by Culver. Elk City. Others scoring included: Hughes-9, Culver-6, Trojans drop OT game, Final frame action saw a drained a pair of threes to lead Justin Cotton pumped in Dunlap-3, Patton-3, Church-2, 24-16 Chickasha margin. Elk City was led by a three and a the way for the Big Elks. Craig tossed in a pair of twos with a 18 to lead all scorers. Craig tossed down a dozen to pace Hill-2, Pranabdev-2, and Dailey-1. second in West Central By Kerry Hookstra Trojanettes runner-up in West Central Tourney Canute hosted the Dewar Dragons Jan. 18 and saw the visi- tors pull out a 49-47 overtime decision. First round play in the West Central Tournament at Canute Jan. 19 went to the Trojans By Kerry Hookstra Trojanettes 12-8 behind a field Trojanettes-Sentinel/ stripe for Janning. in a 67-28 romp over Sentinel. Second round play took the goal and 2-2 free throws from West Central Tourney Game Pruitt poured in 18 to pace Semi-finals to Burns Flat-Dill City Jan. 21. Arapaho-Butler came Canute hosted a rare Smith. Jade Gray drained a One Sentinel. Gray led all scorers to the court and Canute prevailed 45-39. The Jan. 23 Champi- Monday contest with Dewar three with a two apiece from Alow scoring first quarter tossing down 20 with Smith onship contest moved to Arapaho and Hydro-Eakley was the in town Jan. 18. The Tro- Emily Cantwell and Meliah went to Canute 7-5. Jade Gray adding 13 for the Trojanettes. opponent. They held on to post a 70-62 win. janettes downed the Lady Sutton plus one from the line Jed with a pair of baskets. Others scoring were; Thrash- Trojans-Dewar Dragons 55-30. The West by Maecy Teeter. Canute went Kylee Smith hit a bucket and er-8, Beutler-5, Janning-3, A12-10 margin went to the Dragons in the first quarter. Central Tournament opened to halftime on top 26-14. Taylor Beutler sank a free and Thompson-2. Kelln Henderson had the hot hand for Canute with two baskets with Sentinel in Canute Jan. A.17-8 Trojanette run in throw. Trojanettes/Arapaho- ang fits free throws. Colt Randall buried a trey to complete the 19 and the host squad took the third was paced by a pair ‘The second was tied 11-11. Butler/West Central Tourney total. a 51-36 decision. In second of treys from Thrasher. Gray Gray found the range to bury ‘The second saw a 16-14 Dewar advantage. Henderson again round action at Burns Flat-Dill drained a three and sank one three treys. Beutler added Game Two paced the Trojans with a pair of buckets and 2-2 from the City Jan. 21 the Trojanettes from the charity stripe while a deuce for the Trojanettes. Canute bolted toa 14-4 line. Kyron Whinery put in two field goals and a gift shot with took care of Arapaho-Butler Sutton also downed a three Canute was up 18-16 going to first quarter bulge. Sydney another three by Randall. The Dragons were up 28-24 after two 54-33. Meeting Hydro-Eakley with a two each by Taylor halftime. Thrasher set the charge with periods of play. in the Tourney Championship Beutler and Smith. Offense took over for the a pair of treys. Taylor Beutler Canute held a 10-9 edge in the third. Henderson and Keenan contest Jan, 23 at Arapaho, Final frame action featured Trojanettes in the third with a and Jade Gray buried one Smith led with two baskets apiece while Whinery added one. saw Canute trail by seven at 12-8 Canute margin. Jaicee 23-8 run. Gray again led drain- apiece with a deuce by Abby Fourth frame play featured a 10-7 Trojan advantage to tie halftime but suffer a tough Drinnon went downtown for a ing a three plus a pair of twos. Janning. the contest at 44-44 and force overtime. Colby Maddox dialed second half to fall 63-39. trey and Teeter put in a deuce Sydney Thrasher dialed long A 13-13 tie marked the long distance for a pair of treys to ignite the offense. Smith Trojanettes-Dewar and free throw. Cantwell, Jan- distance for two treys with second. Gray and Thrasher rounded out the scoring with 4-4 from the charity stripe. Canute took control of the ning, and Smith connected for three deuces from Smith and drained two threes each for Dewar prevailed 5-3 in overtime action. Smith did the scor- contest early with a 14-6 first a bucket apiece. one apiece by Abby Janning the Trojanettes. Beutler sank ing for Canute as he worked an old fashioned 3-point play. quarter run. Britt led the Lady Dragons and Kelly Thompson. a free throw to complete the Brownfield pumped in 18 for the Dragons to earn game high ‘Abby Janning led the way with eight. Game high honors Fourth frame play saw the scoring. Canute went to half- honors, Henderson and Smith tossed down 17 and 11 respec- with an old fashioned 3-point went to Smith with 12 and Lady Bulldogs prevail 12-10. time on top 27-17. tively to lead the Trojans. Whinery added seven with six each play and a basket while Sydney Thrasher tossed in 11. Others Smith led Canute with an old from Maddox and Randall. ‘Thrasher buried a trey plus a scoring for the Trojanettes fashioned 3-point play and a In the third a 13-2 run put Trojans-Sentinel/West Central Tourney Game One deuce. Kylee Smith hit a pair included: Gray-7, Janning-7, basket. Beutler and Thrasher the Trojanettes in control. ‘A 23-2 explosion in the first quarter gave the contest to of buckets. Sutton-5, Cantwell-4, Tee- connected for a bucket each Gray led the charge with two Canute. Kelln Henderson ignited the charge with six baskets and ‘The second went to the ter-4, Drinnon-3, Beutler-2. with one from the charity baskets and 2-2 from the char- 2-2 free throws. Keenan Smith hit a bucket and 2-2 from the ity stripe. Smith hit a bucket line while Aiden Brown buried a trey and Kyron Whinery had a with 2-2 from the line while two. ‘Thrasher dialed up another ‘The second ended with a 9-4 advantage to the Trojans. trey. Brown paced the scoring with a pair of field goals. Bill Shelton Final frame play featured drained a three with a deuce from Henderson. Halftime went to a 14-14 tie. Smith worked an Canute 32-6. old fashioned 3-point play ‘Third period play saw a 19-10 lead for the Trojans. Hender- plus three gift shots to ignite son was hot again with five baskets. Smith hit a pair buckets Canute’s offense. Meliah with a trey by Brown and 2-2 from the charity stripe for Whin- Sutton went downtown for a ery. three and Beutler put together Final frame action featured a 16-12 margin to Canute. Brown Available jor an old fashioned 3-point play. led the charge with a two anda three. Jake Estes put in a pair Hunter put in 10 to lead of field goals while Shelton had one along with Dru Steffes and the Lady Indians. Game Marlon Moore sank 2-2 free throws. high was shared by Gray and ‘The Bulldogs were led by Toro with 10. Henderson tossed Thrasher at 15 each with down 26 to lead all scorers and Brown poured in 16. Others 10 from Smith to put three scoring for the Trojans included: Smith -8, Shelton-5, Estes-4, Whinery-4, Moore-2, and Steffes-2. PICKUP ov DELIVERY Trojanettes in double figures. Trojans/Arapaho-Butler/West Central Tourney Game Two Beutler added seven with four Getting out to a 17-7 first quarter advantage was sufficient from Janning and three by for Canute to get the win. Kelln Henderson led the way with Sutton. an old fashioned 3-point play and four baskets. Colby Maddox, Trojanettes/Hydro- Keenan Smith and Kyron Whinery hit a bucket apiece. Eakdey/West Central Tourney ‘The second was a 24-7 Trojan run. Colt Randall drained three $50 $75 Game Three threes to ignite the charge. Maddox buried a pair of treys plus a Offense was sluggish in the free throw while Henderson put in two field goals with a three first quarter with a Lady Bob- from Whinery and Smith sinking one from the line. Canute took cat lead of 9-6. Kylee Smith a 31-17 bulge to halftime. had a basket and two free In the third the Indians managed a 17-11 margin. Smith set throws to pace Canute. Taylor the pace for the Trojans with two baskets. Maddox went down- Beutler hit a bucket. town for three with a two each from Henderson and Whinery. Scoring was still scarce in A13-5 Canute charge marked the final frame. Michele Barolo the second as the Trojanettes and Bill Shelton dialed long distance for a trey each to lead the trailed 9-5. Smith did all the attack. Henderson, Maddox, and Dru Steffes put in a bucket scoring with two field goals apiece with a free throw from Lane Greteman. and one from the line. Canute Gass and Donelson had 14 and 10 respectively for the Indians. Henderson rained down 19 for game high honors 6 Months 1 Year trailed 18-11 at halftime. In the third Hydro-Eakley with 14 from Maddox. Other Trojans scoring included: Ran- dall-9, Smith-7, Whinery-7, Barolo-3, Shelton-3, Steffes-2, and exploded to a 22-12 advan- Greteman-1. tage. Beutler was the bright Add the e-paper to a print subseration for $/ per month spot for the Trojanettes with ‘Trojans/Hydro-Eakley/West Central Tourney Game Three nse was on fire for the Bobcats in the first quarter as three baskets. Sydney Thrash- they roared to a 26-12 run. Canutegot an old fashioned 3-point er buried a trey with a deuce play and a basket from Keenan Smith as he led the scoring. Ky- and a gift shot by Smith. ron Whinery hit a pair of buckets with a trey from Colt Randall. Over the final eight min- ‘The second saw the Trojans begin topag bos with a16-9 ad- utes the Lady Bobcats pre- vantage. Whinery had the hot hand with a three and two twos. vailed 23-16. Jade Gray found Aiden Brown buried a trey while Smith had deuce and a free the range and drained three throw. Hydro-Eakley was on top 35-28 going to halftime. “ElkCituNews Canute took a 14-13 edge in the third. Kelln Henderson threes to pace Canute. Smith added two buckets and three found the range for three field goals to lead the attack. Whinery from the stripe to round out drained a three plus a two and Randal dialed up a trey. Final frame action featured a 22-20 margin for the Bobcats the total. as they secured the decision. Henderson again led the way for With 22 K. Berkey led all the Trojans as he tossed in four baskets. Randall went down- scorers and R. Berkey con- town for a trey and sank two at the charity stripe while Colby tributed 12 for Hydro-Eakley. 109 W. Broadway Smith poured down 19 in leading the Trojanettes with Maddox buried a three and sank a free throw with a trey from Whinery. Propps led all scorers with 20 and Gore pumped in 18 to pace nine from Gray and eight 580-225-3000 - www.elkcityoknews.com by Beutler and three from Hydro-Eakley. Whinery and Henderson tossed down 19 and 14 respectively for Canute. Others scoring were; Randall-11, ‘Thrasher. Smith-8, Brown-6, and Maddox-4.