September 1, 2021 Issue, Page 6 of 26

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Sports September 1, 2021 Hartman, and Kayde Herndon two base hits with one from R. Oilerettes away centerfield for a grand hits and three walks along with Merritt pitching gave up nine nettes with 10 while drawing doubles to lead the offense. she took a 2-2 pitch to dead Hartman. Carnes and McCain a walk and having three strike- Tasiah Hartman tripled and striking out three. The defense registered three RBI's apiece outs. They had help from three Tralee McCain doubled. Gracee Continued from page 5. slam home run. That gave her has two miscues. At the plate while Ford had two and R. errors. Carnes and Lexie Smith swat- four RBI’s with two from Ford, they managed three hits plus a Riely Hartman hammered a ted a single apiece. Four RBI's Hartman one. Merritt ran wild Rippetoe, Smith and Mack- Tralee McCain, Jancy Rippe- walk and two strikeouts. They on the bases with three each came courtesy of R. Hartman home run and tagged a tri- enzie Waggoner. The pitcher toe, and Lexie Smith. Mack- had help from an error. Carnes by T. Hartman and Macken- ple while Raegon Ford hit a with two by McCain and one plunked R. Hartman twice enzie Waggoner was hit by the had the lone RBI and Herndon zie Waggoner. McCain swiped triple and delivered a pair of from Ford. and Raegon Ford and Herndon pitcher. stole a base. two while Anndi Dobbins, once apiece. A stolen base each Oilerettes/Lookeba-Sick- Oilerettes-Thomas/Arap- Lexi Elizondo, Ford, Herndon, came from T. Hartman and les/Arapaho-Butler Tour- aho-Butler Tourney Game and Smith had one apiece. Rippetoe. ney Game One Two ‘The pitcher plunked Ford and Oilerettes-Cordell/Game Two runs scored for the Lady Merritt went out to a 2-0 lead Herndon. Two Panthers in the top of the first. in the bottom of the first. They Oilerettes-Canute/ Arapaho- A 13 run outburst in the bot- tom of the first gave the con- Merritt answered with one. Butler Tourney Game Three doubled that with four in the Kayde Herndon drew a lead By second and rang up six in the After a scoreless first inning COACHES CORNER . test to Merritt. They added five off walk and took second be- third while shutting out the the Trojanettes struck first By Kerry Hookstra in the second while tossing a hind a sacrifice bunt from Ta- Lady Terriers for a run rule with one in the second and win. Elk Coaches Corner shutout at the Lady Blue Dev- siah Hartman. With two away two in the third, They tacked ils. Gracee Carnes delivered an RBI Gracee Carnes took the deci- on four in the fourth to build a Cross Country goes to Watonga Sept. 4 with the high school and Gracee Carnes took the win double. sion in the circle giving up 7-0 lead. Merritt started their with a second no hitter on the Lookeba-Sickles put up five two hits, allowing no walks comeback with two in the top junior high squads. Football is at Oklahoma City Southeast Sept. 2. day. She allowed a walk and more in the second before and striking out one. The de- of the fifth and five in the sixth Fast-pitch Softball hosted Anadarko Aug. 30 and travels to Cache struck out five. The defense the Oilerettes plated two in fense committed two errors to tie the contest a 7-7. They Aug. 31 with a trip to Tuttle Sept. 2. All three games are District made one error. Oilerette bats the bottom of the third. With but Riely Hartman and Tasiah plated one in the seventh for had only one hit but drew 15 one away Herndon swatted a Hartman turned a double play an 8-7 advantage but Canute action. walks with one strikeout. They single and moved to third be- apiece. Oilerette batters man- pushed home two in the bot- Elkette Head Cross Country Coach Jim Taylor observed, “We were assisted by five miscues. hind a Hartman base hit. She aged nine hits with two walks tom of the frame to pull out ‘The lone hit for Merritt came then stole home and an error and struck out three times. the win. had a good meet at Kingfisher for the boys but we have a problem off the bat of Tasiah Hartman brought Hartman over the ‘They were assisted by five mis- Oilerette pitching gave up getting the top five girls to a meet at the same time. Last week on her second trip to the plate plate. Following a pair of score- cues. nine hits with three walks and in the first inning. With one Jess innings the Lady Panthers Carnes and Raegon Ford de- struck out two. The defense Madison Holladay was ill but hopefully we will have a full comple- away and bases loaded with tacked on a run in the fifth to livered a double and a single made five miscues. At the plate ment of runners at Watonga.” walks to Raegon Ford, Riely put up the final 8-3 score. each. Tralee McCain swatted Merritt bats outhit the Troja- “We needed the win over Pampa. They are a good team and play Trojanettes 2-2 for week Texas football. The team found a way to win and that is a real con- fidence booster for them. Now we need to go take care of business at Southeast to keep up the momentum, asserted Elk City Head By Kerry Hookstra livered a double and two base Beutler had the homer no miscues. Football Coach Dave Meadows.” hits with singles from Emily with two singles from Church Sutton swatted a home Lookeba-Sickles came to and one each by Abby Janning run plus a single with Jan- Cantwell and Madison Church. town Aug. 23 and went home and Smith. Beutler and Church ning delivering a double and Gray had two RBI's with one with a 7-3 defeat. In the open- apiece by Cantwell, Janning, registered two RBI's apiece. a base hit. Church, Gray, and Oiler Coaches Corner ing game of the Arapaho-But- and Smith. Stolen bases came Trojanettes-Merritt/ Thompson had two singles Cross Country took two weeks off and will run at Watonga Sept. ler Tournament Aug. 26, Ca- courtesy of Cantwell, Gray and Arapaho-Butler Tourney apiece with one each by Taylor nute met Hydro-Eakley in the Smith. Game Two 4. Football opens the season with Mangum at Oiler Field Sept. 3. first round and dropped an 8-4 Trojanettes/Hydro-Eak- Canute got out toa 7-0 lead Beutler, Cantwell, and Smith. decision. Coming through the ley/Arapaho-Butler Tour- with one in the second, two Janning and Sutton turned in Fast-pitch Softball played in Hobart Aug. 30 and travels to Blair backdoor Aug. 27 Merritt took ney Game One in the third, and four in the three and two RBI's respective- ‘Aug. 31. The Oilerettes come home at last to host Hollis Sept. 2. the field and it took a walk off Canute opened with two fourth. The Oilerettes scored ly with one apiece by Cantwell, run in the bottom of the sev- runs in the top of the first. two in the fifth, five in the Church, Gray, and Thompson. Head Football Coach Barrett Richardson stated, “We had a good enth to give the Trojanettes Taylor Beutler drew a leadoff sixth and one in the seventh Gray and Smith stole two bases a 9-8 win. They next met a walk and Kylee Smith singled. each with one from Beutler. to build an 8-7 edge. The bot- intra-squad scrimmage at Media Night. The team looked pretty hostile Binger-Oney crew and A wild pitch advanced both tom of the seventh saw Canute Trojanettes/Binger- solid overall. Getting Mangum at home is a plus but they will be a were shutout 11-0. runners and with one away put Jade Gray on with a lead- Oney/Arapaho-Butler Trojanettes/Lookeba- Madison Church swatted a two off walk and she stole second Tourney Game Three challenge for us. If we play our game we should get a win.” Sickles RBI base hit. The Lady Bobcats Abby Janning doubled to ad- One run scored for the Two runs came home for picked up one in the bottom of vance the runner and Madi- Canute in the top of the first the first. son Church drew a free pass. Lady Bobcats in the top of Trojan Coaches Corner and the Lady Panthers picked Hydro-Eakley added one With one away Meliah Sutton the first and that would have up one. Three more Trojanette in the second, four in the third swatted an RBI single. Kelly been enough in their shutout Baseball traveled to Arapaho-Butler Aug, 30 and hosted Sentinel runners crossed the plate in and two in the fourth before ‘Thompson slapped a base hit decision. They then tacked on the second with one more in the Trojanettes plated their fi- to load the bases and a walk to two runs in each of the sec- Aug, 31. The will compete in the Labor Day Tourney beginning Sept. the fifth, Lookeba-Sickles add- nal two runs in the top of the Emily Cantwell forced home ond, third, and fourth innings 2 with games in Weatherford and Hydro. The Championship game is ed one in the sixth and another fifth. Emily Cantwell drew a the winning run. before punctuating the game in the seventh after Canute leadoff free pass and Beutler Taylor Beutler got the start with four in the fifth. set for Labor Day. Fast-pitch Softball was set to host Hydro-Eakley plated their seventh run. belted a 1-2 pitch over the and worked four innings with Canute pitching was vic- Aug, 30 and Duke Sept. 2 plus a trip to Navajo Sept. 3. All three Taylor Beutler tossed a three hits, no walks, and one timized for nine hits with right field fence for a two run complete game win. She struck blast. Canute was then retired strikeout. Abby Janning came three walks while managing games have been canceled due to injuries depletinga squad with out six with two walks and five in order to shut down the rally. on to get the decision with three strikeouts. The defense hits, The defense made a pair Trojanette pitching was three innings pitched. She was guilty of four errors. Of only 10 players on the roster. of miscues. Trojanettes bats roughed up for 11 hits and a scattered eight hits with a walk collected seven hits with one walk while striking out three. and a strikeout. The defense fense was limited to one hit According to Canute Head Baseball Coach J. W. Gillett, “We walk and had five strikeouts. ‘The defense committed a pair had double plays from Kylee from Kim Harris with two had a good week and played well at UCO against a couple of quality ‘They were helped by three er- of errors. At the plate they col- Smith and Sutton but also away in the second. They drew rors. lected five hits and two walks committed three errors. Of- no walks and struck out four programs, Oktaha was young when we faced them at State last fall Kylee Smith tagged a triple while having only one strike- fensively the Trojanettes rang times. Jade Gray was plunked and they have only gotten better. They are ranked #1 in Class A for plus a double while Abby Jan- out. They were helped by a up 13 hits with four walks and by the pitcher. The Oilerettes ning also tripled. Jade Gray de- miscue. two strikeouts. Merritt made committed no miscues. areason’ Trojans 3-1 for week with JV 1-1 Canute traveled to Navajo Aug. having 10 strikeouts. They Jacks went an inning to finish Steffes turned a double play Gillespie, Jacks, Randall, and plunked LeGrand and Wil- 24 to play varsity and JV con- were aided by a pair of mis- the contest allowing two hits apiece. At the plate the Tro- Dru Steffes swatted a single liams with LeGrand leading in tests. The Trojans rolled to an cues. and a walk with no strikeouts. jans rang up 12 hits, drew five apiece. Brody Bryant, Gil- larceny stealing two bases. 8-1 win and the JV edged the Kasen LeGrand delivered a At the plate the Trojan JV walks, and had six strikeouts. lespie, and Jacks were each Indian JV 5-4. Vici visited Ca- double and a single while Ky- managed three hits with four ‘They were helped by six errors. plunked by the pitcher with Trojans-Oktaha nute Aug. 26 and were handed ron Whinery doubled. Elliott walks while having just one Maddox and Kyron Whinery Randall stealing a base. The game was scoreless their first loss of the season as and Dalton Williams swatted strikeout. Each team commit- hammered a home run plus a ‘Trojans-Dale through two innings with the Trojans rang up a 13-4 vic- a single apiece. Colby Maddox ted one error. single each. Kasen LeGrand Two runs scored in the top of tory. The JV contest went to and Whinery registered two Along with Gillespie's homer delivered two doubles with one the first for Canute and the Pi- the Tigers picking up one run the Indians with a 4-1 margin. RBI's each. Randall and Wil- Greteman doubled and Dru from Steffes. Randall slappeda rates picked up their lone run in the bottom of the third. Atrip to Edmond and the Uni- liams were both plunked by Steffes singled. Gillespie had pair of base hits with Bryant, of the contest in the bottom of ‘They added two in the fourth versity of Central Oklahoma the pitcher with LeGrand and four RBI's with one from Jacks. Steffes, and Dalton Williams the inning. The game settled and one each in the fifth and Field Aug. 28 brought Dale to Williams stealing a base each. Elliott and Greteman swiped a adding one apiece. Maddox into a pitchers’ duel through the diamond first and Canute Trojans-Navajo JV base apiece. had four RBI's while LeGrand the next three frames before sixth innings. Canute plated took a 7-1 win. In the second ‘The first inning put the In- Trojans-Vici and Whinery registered three the Trojans rallied for three in their lone run in the top of contest of the day the Trojans dian JV up 1-0 but the sec- ‘The Indians brought an 8-0 re- each with one by Steffes. Wil- the fifth and two more in the the seventh. Dalton Williams met up with ClassA #1 Oktaha ond belonged to Canute. With cord to the contest but Canute liams was hit by the pitcher. seventh. delivered a leadoff double and and fell 5- ‘one away Dru Steffes singled, ended the streak opening with LeGrand swiped a pair of bases Colby Maddox went the dis- Trojans-Navajo took second on a passed ball, a run in the top of the first, while Maddox and Randall had tance for the win. He scattered scored on a one away single by Canute took a 2-0 lead in the reached third on an error to two in second, and five runs one apiece. four hits, allowed two walks, Dru Steffes. top of the first and the Indi- Zachary Damron and came in both the fourth and fifth Trojans-Vici JV and struck out four. The de- Trojan pitching was touched ans scored their only run in home after walks to Owen El- innings. Vici managed one in One run came home for the fense made two miscues while for eight hits and four walks the bottom of the second. The liott and Parker Jacks forced the bottom of the first, two in Brody Bryant, Dru Steffes and Indians in the first inning with Trojans added two in the third the runner over the plate. the third, and one in the fifth three more in the third. Ca- Kyron Whinery turned a dou- while tossing three strikeouts. and four in the fourth before With the bases still filled Tiger before the game was called on nute scored their lone run in ble play apiece. Trojan batters Defensively they had a double settling into three scoreless in- Gillespie stepped to the plate the run rule. the top of the third. Colt Ran- managed eight hits, drew three play apiece from Brody Bryant, nings to end the contest. and big JV catcher clubbed a Colby Maddox got the start dall swatted a leadoff single walks, and had eight strike- Owen Elliott got the start and 1-1 pitch over the right cen- and worked 2 1/3 innings giv- and the pitcher plunked Parker outs. They had assistance from Colby Maddox, and Dru Stef- worked five innings for the de- terfield wall for a grand slam ing up four hits with no walks Jacks. Randall stole third and a pair of errors. fes. They committed three er- cision. He scattered four hits home run. Navajo added three and three strikeouts. Lane the pitcher hit Tiger Gillespie. Dalton Williams hammered a rors. At the plate the managed with no walks and struck out in the bottom of the third to Greteman came on to pitch Brance Simpson then hit into three run homer while Stef- four hits with a walk and five five, Dru Steffes tossed two put the final 5-4 score on the 1 2/3 innings of relief for the a double play that scored Ran- fes tagged a triple and Whin- innings of relief with a hit, no board. win. He tossed a no hitter with dall. ery delivered a double. Kasen strikeouts. One miscue gave walks and three strikeouts. Kyron Whinery pitched an in- a walk and three strikeouts. Trojan JV pitching gave up five LeGrand swatted two singles assistance. The defense made two errors ning with one hit, two walks, Colt Randall closed over an in- hits with walk and six strike- with Bryant and Owen Elliott Williams delivered a pair of but Colt Randall and Steffes and three strikeouts. Lane ning of work with a hit and a outs. The defense made two er- had a base hit each. Williams turned a double play apiece. Greteman worked an inning strikeout but no walks. The de- rors. The offense collected four led with three RBI's while doubles with singles by Colt Offensively Canute managed tossing a no hitter with no fense made two miscues. Bro- hits with no walks and had a Maddox, Steffes, and Whin- Randall and Steffes. The lone five hits with nine walks while walks and three strikeouts. dy Bryant, Randall, and Dru strikeout. ery had one apiece. The pitcher RBI came from Steffes.