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6 April 14, 2021 Sports run fourth and a 9-5 advan- Elkettes host Sayre eagles Festival Travel to Thomas tage. They were scoreless in the fifth and sixth but Elk City managed one in the bottom By Kerry Hookstra Woodward in the third to take respectively by Hodnett and of each frame before the game ended due to the time limit. Coaches Corner a run rule win. Geno. Karissa Ballard, Hensley Elkette pitching allowed By Kerry Hookstra Elk City played a pair Brianna Butler allowed Fritzler, Emily Lowrance, and 15 hits, issued two walks, and of games in their festival. five hits and no walks while Abby Jo Robbins added one registered four strikeouts. The Elk Coaches Corner They met Woodward Apr. 9 tossing a pair of strikeouts. each. defense was guilty of four er- and rolled to a 16-1 victory. Neither team committed an Elkettes-Mangum Elk City Baseball hosted Anadarko Apr. 12 and went to meet rors. At the plate Elk City col- Mangum was the opponent error. Elkette batters pounded One Lady Tiger run came lected 13 hits, two walks, and the Warriors Apr. 13. Bethany will visit Apr. 15 and the team Apr. 10 and the Lady Tigers out 15 hits and drew five home in the top of the first no strikeouts. Brianna Butler takes a break for Prom Apr. 16. Big Elk Golf hosted their Invi- prevailed 9-7. walks with one strikeout. and Elk City responded with belted a pair of home runs tational Apr. 12 and headed to the Tecumseh Invitational Apr. Elkettes-Woodward Alivia Geno and J’lynn Hod- two in the bottom of the in- and Emily Lowrance unloaded The lone Lady Boomer run nett hammered a home run ning. Mangum scratched out one long ball. Jada Kimball 14. Elkette Golf traveled to Blanchard Apr. 12 for the Western scored in the top of the first apiece. Jada Kimball tagged a two in the second and one in delivered two doubles with Athletic Conference Meet and will play in the Clinton Invitation- and Elk City answered with 10 triple and delivered a double the third before the Elkettes one by Alivia Geno. Butler and al Apr. 14. Soccer is on the road to Clinton Apr. 13 and Weather- in the bottom of the inning. while Hodnett also belted a plated three in the bottom of Kimball rapped three and two They added six in the bottom two bag blast. Kimball had the third for a 5-4 edge. The ford visits Apr. 15. Slow-pitch Softball traveled to Hobart Apr. RBI’s respectively. Geno and of the second and shutout five RI’s with four and three Lady Tigers roared to a five Lowrance turned in one each. 12 and will see Sayre in town Apr. 13. They host Clinton Apr. 15. Tennis is in the Lawton Mac Classic Apr. 13. The Big Elk and Elkette Track Teams take a road trip to Cherokee Apr. 13. Elkettes play in scoring marathon Oiler Coaches Corner Baseball hosted Cashion Apr. 12 and will play in the Blair By Kerry Hookstra Three Vici runners came the Elkettes could muster no seven home runs. Brianna Invitational Apr. 15-17. Golf will compete at Weatherford Apr. home in the top of the third runs and had just an Abby Jo Butler belted two as did Em- 2. Golf is in the Lady Red Tornado Invitational Apr. 14 and com- Weather and a combined but Elk City exploded for 14 Robbins double in the sixth as petes in the Class 2A State Preview at Aqua Canyon Golf Course ily Lowrance. Alivia Geno, 74 hits led to a 51-38 final in the bottom of the inning. their only offense. in Guthrie. Slow-pitch Softball hosted Mangum Apr. 12 and score with Vici prevailing in Another three Lady Indian A 45 hit attack came from Kimball, Luna added one big an Apr. 5 contest at Elk City. runners scored in the top of Vici with 10 walks and one fly apiece. Kimball and Low- travels to Hobart Apr. 13. Burns Flat-Dill City comes to Oilerette The wind was blowing strongly the fourth but the Elkettes strikeout. They pounded 14 rance were guilty of a grand Field Apr. 15. and straight out to facilitate plated a dozen to lead 34-27. homers while having help the scoring extravaganza. After Vici pushed home from six errors. At the plate slam each. Butler and Kimball Trojan Coaches Corner The Lady Indians scored 14 nine in the top of the fifth Elk Elk City rang up 29 hits with totaled seven RBI’s with six by in the top of the first and the City added four in the bottom a double apiece from Alyssa Canute took the road trip to Snyder Apr. 12 and will play in Lowrance. The Elkettes were Elkettes managed six. Seven of the frame to hold a 38-36 Brott and Arleth Lune and a 3-Way at Lookeba-Sickles including Sterling. They head to the issued 21 walks and had two in the second for Vici and two advantage. The Lady Indians two by Robbins. Jada Kimball Blair Tourney Apr. 15-17. Slow-pitch Softball was on the road by the Elkettes left the Lady scored seven in the sixth and and Luna each tagged a double strikeouts. They had help from to Arapaho-Butler Apr. 12 and Hydro-Eakley visits Apr. 13. The Indians up 21-8. eight in the seventh while while the Elkettes hammered one miscue. Trojanettes are on the road for a 3-Way at Weatherford with Hobart in the mix. fielder’s choice. Brynlee Bustin Elkettes split a pair walked to load the bases before Abby Jo Robbins and Kimball singled home a run By Kerry Hookstra stanza ended the game. were assisted by two miscues. apiece. Briana Butler worked the Elkettes-Hinton Hinton took care of their Scoring ability stayed with win. She scattered five hits Three runs in the top of Elk City after 38 against Vici with a walk and three strike- the first put Elk City in the deficit with an eight run Apr. 5 as they traveled to outs. The defense committed driver’s seat. With two away charge in the bottom of the Clinton and rang up a 24-2 de- one error. At the plate Elk Jada Kimball singled and fourth. They tossed a shutout cision Apr. 6. A trip to Hinton City pounded out 28 hits Alivia Geno walked. Emily at Elk City in the top of the Apr. 8 saw the Lady Comets with a walk and three strike- Lowrance delivered an RBI prevail 13-6. outs. Butler and Alivia Geno double and Alyssa Brott swat- fifth and scored one in the Elkettes-Clinton delivered doubles while Arleth ted a two RBI base hit. bottom of the stanza to end Getting out to a 13-1 Luna tagged a triple. Geno, The Lady Comets came the contest. charge in the first inning gave Jada Kimball, and Abby Jo on to score four in the bot- Elk City pitching gave up the contest to Elk City. After Robbins hammered a home tom of the second before the going scoreless in the top of run each. Geno and Robbins Elkettes plated three in the 13 hits and six walks but no the second the Elkettes gave had five and four RBI’s respec- top of the fourth to lead 6-4. strikeouts. The defense had up one to the Lady Red Torna- tively. Karissa Ballard, Butler, Brott slapped a leadoff single one error. Elkette bats col- do in the bottom of the frame. Kimball and Luna added three followed by a J’lynn Hodnett An 11 run outburst in the top apiece with one each by Hens- base hit. Arleth Luna hit into lected 11 hits while walking of the third and s shutout of ley Fritzler, J’lynn Hodnett, a fielder’s choice and Ka- four times and having two Clinton in the bottom of the and Emily Lowrance. They rissa Ballard hit into a second strikeouts. Big Elks are Champions of the April 8 Lawton Ten- Big Elks earned Southern Oklahoma Invitational Cham- nis Meet. L-R Evan Senger, pionship In Duncan April 8 shooting a 303. Duncan took Carter Senger, Grant Gra- second with a 319 and Choctaw was third scoring 321. ham, Caden Thomas, Syvan Tres Hill was the first place medalist at 72. Nathan Wom- Syribouth, and Mason ack shot a 75 for fifth place while Travis Poole and Aiden Mahl. Courtesy photo. Schmidt each carded a 78 and took ninth and tenth respec- tively. Mason Schmidt came in with an 84. Courtesy photo. Big Elks and Elkettes in pair of track meets By Kerry Hookstra at 69. mour was fifth with an 11.86. Two Ek City runners Lane Hargrove won the In the Elk City Track Clas- placed in the 100 hurdles led 1600 in 4:53.59 and Ethan sic the Big Elks took fifth with by Dajanae Martin in third Banks took fifth with a 76. Hobart won the event with an 18.48 and Charli Rick- scoring 112. Second went to ert in fifth at 18.68. Martin 5:26.11. The 3200 went to Panhandle, TX at 109 and was sixth in the 300 hurdles Hargrove in 11:28.16 while Wheeler, TX claimed third with a 53.30. Three Elkettes Banks ran an 11:52.37 for with 98 ahead of fourth place were third, fourth, and fifth in second. Altus at 96. the 400. Yleigh Yarbrough ran The Elkettes earned third Mason Smith took fifth a 1:09.01, Hailey Earle went in the Hobart Meet scoring in the 800 at 2:10.18. Lane 1:10.95, and Delaney Fletcher Hargrove ran a 5:08.77 for turned a 1:11.00 for their 94. Hobart won the meet second in the 1600 and also respective finishes. Yarbrough at 204 1/2 and Minco was took second in the 3200 with settled for sixth in the 800 at second scoring 130. Charli an 11:15.20 while Ethan 2:50.00. The 400 relay team Rickert was sixth in the 100 Banks was fifth at 11:48.50. and the 800 relay team were hurdles at 19.27. The 200 The 1600 relay team of Kaleb Dajanae Martin, Delaja Mar- Odom, Tucker Galeener, Jeron tin, Matti Jones, and Remi saw Delaja Martin take third Seymour, and Cole Hull was Murray. In the 400 Elk City with a 28.93. Dejanae Martin third in 3:37.73 and the 3200 was fourth with a 53:44 as was won the 300 hurdles in 53.96. team of Riley Miller, Hull, the 800 at 1:53.95. The 1600 Yleigh Yarbrough took second Galeener, and Lane Hargrove team of Matti Jones, Makenna in the 400 at 1:09.77. The turned in a winning time of Dupree, Earle, and Ameri At- 400 and 800 relay teams were 8:41.43. tebery was second with a time In field events Jeron Sey- of 4:30.84. Dajanae Martin, Delaja Mar- mour went 8-6 for second in Field events saw Jordan tin, Matti Jones, and Remi the pole vault. Logan Trevino Deason clear 4-7 for third in Murray. In the 400 Elk City had a throw of 101-2 for first the high jump. Earle and Mur- was second with a 54.99 as in the discus and a put of 42-8 ray went to tie for fourth and was the 800 at 1:56.76. The to finish second in the shot. fifth in the pole vault. 1600 team of Matti Jones, Andrew Valadez was fifth at At the Hobart Track Meet 94-4 1/2. Trevino also took the Big Elks were second with Makenna Dupree, Hailey the shot with a put of 39-8 121 behind Hobart at 205. Earle, and Ameri Attebery was 1/2. Mangum was third, scoring second with a time of 4:34.24. The Elkette Track squad 79. Field events featured a scored 68 to claim fifth in Cole Hull ran an 11.51 to 5-way tie for the top placing Elkettes win the Lawton Tennis Meet their meet. Panhandle, TX, won the event with 143. win the 100 and Kaleb Odom took sixth in 12.03. Tucker in the pole vault at 7-6 and included Earle and Murray. April 8. L-R Judith Andrade, Amanda Batchelor, Maddie Benton, Kyla Walter, Karla Hobart had 133 1/2 for second Galeenor took the 200 with a Eguia, and Sara Coffey. Courtesy photo. while Altus was third at 111 24.41 and Riley Miller had a Rickert had a throw of 67-9 to 1/2 and Merritt was fourth 24.71 for third. Jeron Sey- place fifth in the discus.

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