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September 8, 2021 By Kerry Hookstra Elk Coaches Corner Cross Country ran at Watonga Sept. 4 with the high school and junior high squads. Football played at Oklahoma City South- east Sept. 2 and takes the trek to Guymon Sept. 10. Fast-pitch Softball traveled to Tuttle Sept. 2 and Clinton Sept. 6. Cache visits Sept. 7 with the Elkettes in Woodward Sept. 9. Oiler Coaches Corner Cross Country ran at Watonga Sept. 4. Football hosted Mangum Sept. 3 and will travel to OCA Sept. 11. Fast-pitch Soft- ball came home to host Hollis Sept. 2 and Mangum visits Sept. 7. ‘They are on the road again to Frederick Sept. 9 and host Hobart Sept. 13. Trojan Coaches Corner Baseball traveled to the Hydro-Eakley Labor Day Tournament Sept. 2-4 and Sept. 6. They play in the Elk City Festival Sept. 10 & 11. Fast-pitch Softballl hopes to be back in action after injuries scrubbed three games from this week. The Trojanettes are set to host Sentinel Sept. 7 and will head to the Shattuck Tourney Sept. 9&11. Freshman Abby Brown slides into second and is safe. Staff photo by Rose Cummings We want to wish our area teams a great Oilerettes split a pair America's season and we look Drive-in. 801 W 3rd St, Elk ity forward to watching you succeed! By Kerry Hookstra home. With the score tied 6-6 accelerated with five Oilerette run with a triple apiece from 500-225-2432 the Lady Bearcats put togeth- runs and three for the Lady Tasiah Hartman, Tralee Mc- Merritt traveled to Hobart er three consecutive singles Broncos. Merritt added four in Cain, and Mackenzie Wag- ‘Aug. 30 and gave the Lady Bearcats a scare before falling before the lead runner stole home to seal the win. the fourth with two by Blair. Two more came home for the goner. Jerzi Elizondo, Raegon Ford, Riely Hartman, McCain, Have Fun This Year! 7-6 in the bottom of the sev- Merritt pitching was touched Oilerettes in the fifth and each Lexie Smith, and Waggoner enth. They again hit the road for a dozen hits and three team pushed home a pair in delivered a double each. Eli- (580)225-4006 OR (800)925-4006 Aug. 31 and handed Blair a walks while tossing five strike- the sixth. Leading 14-7, Mer- TERRY aaNyon {ersfurnitureshowroomcon 23-7 defeat. outs. The defense made four ritt punctuated their win with zondo, McCain, and Waggoner 2001 SOUTH MAIN ae hired Menta Oilerettes-Hobart miscues. Oilerette bats man- a nine run rally in the top of swatted two singles apiece ELK CITY,OKLAHOMA Speci Financing satay One run scored in the bot- aged six hits, four walks, and the seventh while shutting out with one each by Carnes, Ford, tom of the first for the Lady struck out five times. They had the Lady Broncs in the bottom R. Hartman, and Mia Shepard. Bearcats and Merritt an- help from one error. of the frame. McCain and Rippetoe regis- swered with three in the top Riely Hartman tagged a triple, Gracee Carnes got the start tered four RBI's apiece while of the second. Hobart tied the with a double apiece from and worked 6 1/3 innings for T. Hartman and Waggoner contest 3-3 with one each in Carnes and Lexie Smith. Ford, the decision. She scattered 10 had three each with two from 1120 W 3rd St. the third and fourth innings. Tralee McCain, and Mack- hits with two walks and tossed Elizondo, and one apiece by Elk City, OK73644 ‘They went up 6-3 after push- enzie Waggoner swatted a eight strikeouts. Danni Dob- Ford, R. Hartman, Shepard, (580) 225-1160 ing home three in the top of the fifth. The Oilerettes cut base hit each. Smith had four RBI's with one from Hartman. bins pitched two thirds innings of relief with no hits or walks and Smith. Anndi Dobbins, ‘ Wwww.pizzahut.com R. Hartman, and Smith each “ Carry-out » Hut Lane + Delivery the margin to 6-5 with two ‘The pitcher hit Hartman and and a strikeout. The defense in the sixth. One run in the Carnes stole a base. was guilty of six errors, At the were plunked by the pitcher. top of the sixth tied the game Oilerettes-Blair plate the Oilerettes hammered Carnes, R. Hartman, and Wag- when Gracee Carnes crushed a Scoring started slowly with a out 21 hits, drew 12 walks, goner stole three bases apiece one away double, moved over shutout first inning and Mer- and had three strikeouts. They while T. Hartman and McCain on a dropped third strike to ritt picking up one in the top of were assisted by one miscue. swiped two each with one from Raegon Ford and then stole the second. In the third action Jancy Rippetoe rapped a home Rippetoe. Great Plains Bank 2017 W. Third | 1300 S. Main | gpbankok.com Trojans win two, JV splits fay 580-225-2265 By Kerry Hookstra Steffes, and Whinery turning a aho-Butler. and Whinery had two RBI's We Hope You Have A Great Seaso! double play apiece. Trojan bats Canute pitching gave up just apiece while Bryant, Randall, Yes Finance A visit to Arapaho-Butler saw collected 10 hits with a walk three hits with six walks and and Steffes rapped one each. Canute hold on to win 7-5 in and four strikeouts. They had five strikeouts. They had no er- LeGrand and Randall were an Aug. 30 contest. The JV fell help from one error and the rors. Offensively they had four plunked by the pitcher. Elliott, 4-3, Sentinel was in town Aug. Indians turned three double hits and five walks while hav- Randall, and Steffes swiped a 31 and the Trojans tossed an plays. ing three strikeouts. They were base apiece. 1414 W. 3rd St, Elk City, OK ° 580-225-1525 8-0 shutout while the JV pre- Maddox and Steffes hammered helped by one miscue. Trojans-Sentinel JV vailed 4-0. a homer each with Kasen Le- Gillespie and Maddox tagged a ‘Three runs in the bottom of ‘Trojans/Arapaho-Butler Grand and Whinery deliver- triple and a double respective- Canute went up 1-0 in the top ing a double each. Whinery ly. Randall and Kyron Whinery the first staked Canute to the Good Luck Area Teams! of the first and the contest was slapped a pair of singles with slapped a single apiece. Bryant win and they added another in scoreless over the next two in- one apiece from Owen Elliott, and Maddox each registered an the second. Pitching and de- nings. Two more Trojan run- LeGrand, Maddox, and Dalton RBI while Randall had a stolen fense shut out the Bulldog JV ners crossed the plate in the Williams. Maddox and Stef- base. over three innings. Kasen Le- Express Yn PROFESSIONALS fourth and they plated four in fes registered three RBI's each Trojans-Sentinel Grand got the start and win in 903 S. 10th, Clinton - 580.323.4400 1110 Hillcrest loodward - 580.256.5433 the sixth. The Indians got on with one by Williams. Whinery Four runs in the bottom of the an inning of work with no hits, www.exnressnros.com the board in the bottom of the swiped the only base for Ca- first were sufficient for the win no walks, and a strikeout. Dru frame with one run and they nute. but Canute added two in the Steffes went an inning with a rallied for four in the bottom Trojans-Navajo JV second and one each in the walk, a strikeout, and no hits. of the seventh. The runs came ‘The Indian JV scored three in third and fifth innings to daim Parker Jacks relieved in the with two away thanks to a the bottom of the second and a run rule win. Owen Elliott third allowing no walks with grand slam home run. one in the third. Canute tied got the call to start and went two strikeouts and one hit. The Lane Greteman got the start the contest with three in the all five innings for the decision. defense made a miscue. At the and the win with four innings top of the third. Colt Ran- He scattered three hits with plate the Trojan JV came away of work on the mound. He al- dall swatted a leadoff single no walks and five strikeouts. lowed one hit, walked three, and stole second before tak- and struck out five. Dru Steffes ing third on a balk. Tiger Gil- Colby Maddox, Dru Steffes, and Kyron Whinery turned with three hits, two walks, and astrikeout. 580.243.0466 year! pitched two innings of relief lespie drew a one out walk fol- a double play apiece. Trojan Brody Bryant delivered a dou- with one hit, one walk, and lowed by a two away free pass bats managed seven hits, three ble with a single apiece from no strikeouts. Kyron Whinery to Owen Elliott. Brody Bryant walks, and one strikeout. They Tiger Gillespie and Colby Mad- dox. Two RBI's came courtesy (Goo Luck Teams! came on to throw the final in- then walked to force a run- were assisted by two errors. ning of relief allowing one ner home and an error to Dru Kasen LeGrand crushed a of Maddox while Bryant and 1210 S. Main St, Elk City hit with three walks and two Steffes scored one. A walk to home run with singles from LeGrand had one each. Owen 580-225-0100 strikeouts. The defense made Colby Maddox plated the third Brody Bryant, Maddox, Colt Elliott and Steffes were both www.elksupply.com one miscue with Greteman, Trojan JV run before a walk off Randall, Steffes, | Whinery, plunked by the pitcher and Ky- Colby Maddox, Colt Randall, single won the game for Arap- and Dalton Williams. LeGrand ron Whinery stole two bases.

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