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February 10,2021 Oilers split their week Lady Eagles split road In the third Merritt went on a 14-5 run. Coby Skelton led the way with two baskets. Givens went downtown for his fifth trey with an old fashioned 3-point play from River Britton anda bucket each from Carr and Trever Fowler. Down the stretch the Bears rallied back to take the fourth 19-12 to secure a three point decision. Christian Skelton games stepped up to bury a three plus a pair of deuces for the Oilers. Coby Skelton sank three from the line and Fowler added a field goal. Casen Rogers pumped in 18 to lead Cheyenne/Reydon and all scorers. Givens took game high honors for Merritt with 15 and Christian Skelton added 11. Others scoring were; Coby Skel- ton-8, Carr-6, Fowler-4, and Britton-3. Oilers-Sentinel First quarter action went to Merritt 7-5. Christian Skelton buried a trey plus deuce to lead the scoring. Trever Fowler had By Kerry Hookstra pair of treys to pace Sayre. a basket. Trinity Dunlap worked an old Lady Eagles-Hollis ‘The second saw a 17-13 Oiler margin. Rylan Givens drained a ‘The first quarter went to fashioned 3-point play with pair of threes and a two. Christian Skelton hit two buckets with one and a free throw by Coby Skelton and a Fowler field goal. the Lady Tiger 11-7. Karly a basket and free throw from jack Carr. Photo by Rose Cummings. Merritt was up 24-18 at halftime. Easter paced Sayre with a trey Karly Easter. In the third the Bulldogs took a 19-13 advantage. Givens and a deuce. Claire Zinser Offense stalled for the By Kerry Hookstra tossed in another trey with an old fashioned 3-point play by Coby Skelton plus a basket and gift shot from Hagen Justus to added a basket. Lady Eagles in the second A17-10 advantage went to Merritt entertained the Bears Feb. 2 and dropped a 50-47 lead the Oilers. Fowler added a bucket with a charity toss apiece the Lady Eagles in the second. as they trailed 14-5. Easter nail biter. Traveling to Sentinel the Oilers prevailed 56-46 ina by Christian Skelton and Jason Slife. Easter got hot with a pair of Final frame play featured a 21-7 run from Merritt. Christian drained a three with 2-2 at the Feb. 5 showdown. threes and two twos. Maken- Oilers-Cheyenne/Reydon Skelton had an old fashioned 3-point play, two field goals, and na Arnold buried a trey anda line by Dunlap. Halftime saw ‘The Bears held an 11-10 edge in the first quarter. Rylan one at the line. Coby Skelton put in a pair of baskets while Zack Carr hit one plus 2-2 free throws and Givens buried his fourth deuce while Josie Merrick hit OCS with a 36-17 bulge. Givens buried a pair of treys to lead Merritt. Christian Skelton a bucket. Sayre was up 24-21 worked inside for two deuces. trey with a bucket from Kamron Davis. A12-7 advantage went to Cunningham led Sentinel with 15. Christian Skelton led all going to halftime. the Lady Saints in the third. 14-11 margin went to Cheyenne/Reydon in the second. scorers at 18 with 14 from Givens and 10 by Coby Skelton to put Inthe third a 10-5 margin Givens drained two more threes to again pace the Oilers. Zack three Oilers in double figures. Others scoring were: Fowler-6, gave the Lady Eagles some Easter continued to pace Sayre Carr hit two twos with a free throw by Coby Skelton to round out the total. The Bears were ups 25-21 at halftime. Carr-4, Juatus-3, Davis-2, and Slife-1. cushion. Easter led work- as she hit two buckets. Bailey ing an old fashioned 3-point Seymour buried a trey to wrap play and hitting a field goal. Zinser added a basket and two up the scoring. Oilerettes take two from the charity stripe with a bucket and gift shot by Trinity In the final frame the Lady Eagles were down 13-9. Emily Dunlap. Easter stepped to the line and nel Feb. 5 and came home with ter run gave the contest to Final frame action featured a 69-24 win. Merritt. Joshlyn Sanders led a 14-12 lead for Hollis. Sayre sank three to lead the way. Oilerettes-Cheyenne/ the charge with an old fash- was paced by Easter with a Brenay Campbell got a field Reydon ioned 3-point play and two 6-6 free throw clinic. Arnold Merritt held a 12-11 edge baskets. Dayli Pollard buried a went downtown for three and goal while K. Easter went 2-2 in the first quarter. Joshlyn trey plus a pair of deuces while Bailey Seymour had a basket at the stripe with a free throw Sanders hit a pair of baskets to Blakely Barnett and Payten and one from the line. each from Addi Mariano and Jead the way. Jamie Peffer bur- Fite drained a three apiece. ied a trey with a deuce and free ‘A.16-10 advantage went Robinson put in 16 to Madi Spieker. throw from Blakely Barnett to the Oilerettes in the secondlead the Lady Tigers. Easter anda bucket by Dayli Pollard. behind a deuce and a trey by rained down 26 for game Brady and Voskuhl ‘The second was tied 8-8. Pollard. Fite dialed long dis- high honors. Others scoring pumped in 22 and 21 respec- Barnett draineda three to tance for another three with pace the Oilerettes. Payten form the Lady Eagles were; tively to lead all scorers and Barnett, Riely Hartman, Jamie Arnold-8, Zinser-4, Dunlap-3, Fite, Riely Hartman, and Pef- Peffer, and Sanders hitting a pace OCS. Sayre was led by K. fer were each 2-2 at the charity two each. Merritt led 36-16 Seymour-3, and Merrick-2. stripe. Merritt was on top 20- after two periods of play. Lady Eagles-Oklahoma Easter with 12. Others scoring 19 at halftime. ‘The third was 14-4 Christian School included: Arnold-6, Dun- A12-5 run in the third Oilerette explosion. Sanders Taking on the Class 3A gave the Oilerettes some cush- led with two buckets and a lap-5, E. Easter-3, Seymour-3, ion. Sanders put in three field charity shot. Hartman added Lady Saints started with a Campbell-2, Mariano-1, and goals to lead the charge. Pol- two field goals with one anda 22-12 run by the host squad. lard had a basket and 2-2 from gift toss for Peffer plus a field Makenna Arnold buried a Spieker-1. the line while Peffer worked inside for a bucket. goal by Pollard. Final frame play saw a 10-4 In the final frame Merritt prevailed 11-4. Breegan Bar- Bearcats bust advantage to Merritt. Sanders continued to pace the attack nett put in two baskets to lead with a field goal and two from the way. Ashlee Sosa dialed the stripe. Hartman sank four long distance for a trey with free throws and Dailee Taylor a deuce from Jayden Darling and 2-2 free throws by Peffer. the Broncs added a basket to the total. Jaidyn Greer pumped in Rylea Pruitt put in nine nine to lead the Lady Bears. to lead the Lady Bulldogs. Sanders tossed down 14 to Game high honors went to lead all scorers. Others scoring Pollard and Sanders with 14 Jamie Peffer. Photo by Rose Cummings. for the Oilerettes were; Pef- apiece. Others scoring for the By Kerry Hookstra fer-7, Barnett-6, Hartman-6, Cilerettes included: Peffer-7, By Kerry Hookstra Merritt hosted Cheyenne/ Pollard-6, Taylor-2, and Fite-1. Fite-6, Hartman-6, Blakely Reydon Feb. 2 and prevailed Oilerettes-Sentinel Barnett-5, Breegan Barnett-4, ‘The lone contest of the week and the last before District play Taking their record to 18-2 42-28. They traveled to Senti- Going on a 20-6 first quar- Sosa-3, and Darling-2. took Erick to Blair Feb. 2. For the second time this season the Bearcats downed the Broncs in a 56-47 decision. Roaring out to a 25-7 first quarter run put Erick in early Eagles pick up first win control. Tyler Eisenberg was hot with a pair of treys and three deuces. Dylan Kleckner put in a three, a two, and 2-2 free throws while Robert White hit two baskets and Trenton Mc- Intyre sank one at the line. A13-8 advantage in the second started a Blair comeback. By Kerry Hookstra to pace the Eagles. Coffman Colby Black poured in 18 while Juan Galaviz worked an had a basket and charity shot for Hollis to take game high old fashioned 3-point play and White paced the Bearcats with a bucket and 4-4 from the char- Sayre broke the skid Feb. with one from the line for honors. Coffman and Moler Coffman had a bucket. Sayre ity stripe with McIntyre going 2-2 on gift shots. Erick was up 5 on the road at Hollis. The Crosby. Sayre was up 27-22 delivered 12 each to lead the was down 33-24 at halftime. 33-20 at halftime. Eagles took their first victory going to halftime. Eagles. Others scoring were; Cold shooting in the third of the season 39-34 over the Scoring was scarce for Logan-8, Crosby-5, and Mer- saw OCS with a 5-4 edge. Coff- In the third the Broncs prevailed 15-10. Eisenberg and Tigers. A trip to Edmond for the Eagles in the third. Only rick-2. man put ina field goal with McIntyre tossed in two field goals apiece to lead the Bearcats. a game against 3A Oklahoma a Coffman bucket averted a Eagles-Oklahoma Chris- 2-2 free throws by Moler to Christian School produced a shutout as the Tigers prevailed tian School account for Eagle scoring. White had a basket to round out the scoring. 55-36 defeat for Sayre. 8-2. Sayre trailed the first Final frame action featured Final frame play saw Erick again lead with a 13-12 edge. Eagles-Hollis Trailing 30-29 going to the quarter 11-8, Walker Moler a17-8 run by the Saints. Kleckner connected on a bucket and 2-2 free throws while Mc- A17-12 first quarter fourth Sayre rallied to post a buried a trey plus a free throw Logan had the hot hand for advantage went to Sayre be- 10-4 margin and take a five and Cooper Coffman hit a pair Sayre with three buckets and Intyre added four from the stripe. Eisenberg buried a trey with hind three treys from Walker point decision. Coffman led of deuces. Coffman added a field goal. a deuce from White to complete the scoring. Moler. Cooper Coffman and the charge with a pair of field ‘The second went to Okla- Luke Melton led all scorers Lake Crosby hit a basket and goals. Moler buried his fourth homa Christian 22-16 as both with 15 for OCS, Logan tossed Carter Torrez pumped in 14 to lead the Broncs. Game high free throw apiece while Chase three of the game while Kolt offenses found the range. Lake in 10 to pace the Eagles. Oth- went to Eisenberg as he tossed down 20. White contributed 14 Logan added a bucket. Merrick put in a basket with a Crosby paced the Eagles with ers scoring included: Coff- with 11 each from Kleckner and McIntyre to put four Bearcats ‘The second was tied 10-10. free throw from Crosby round- a three and two twos. Chace man-8, Moler-8, Crosby-7, Logan put in three field goals ing out the total. Logan hit a pair of basket\s Galaviz-3. in double figures. We want to see your photos! 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