September 21, 2022 Issue, Page 4 of 8

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4- The Elk City News September 21,2022 Elk City teams, individuals place at Anadarko Cross Country Meet Elk City High School and Middle School runners came up big Elk City Middle School boys also earned 2nd place as a team with two second places and one fifth place in team competition as and four individuals earned medals for finishing in the Top 25 in well as 10 individual medals for Top 25 finishes at the Anadarko a field of 114 runners. Parker Felts led the ECMS boys with an Cross Country Invitational on Friday, September 16. More than 8th place finish in the two-mile race, followed by Catch Garrett 500 runners from 29 2A-6A schools across the state competed in 15th, Spence Brewer in 24th and Colton Nebhut in 25th. Also in the Meet, which was held at the Caddo County Fairgrounds in placing for ECMS were Krew Keyes in 41st, Brody Egan in 52nd, Anadarko. Ayden Warrick in 55th, Kase Kilhoffer in 79th, Michael Copeland ECHS boys ran the first race of the day, earning 2nd place asa in 80th and Dashel Jones in 85th. team in the 5k. Jack Morgan led the Elk City boys with a 4th place Elk City Middle School girls earned 5th place as a team in the finish, followed by Ethan Banks in 6th place and Jack Thomas in 1.5 mile race, led by Olivia Williamson in 13th place. Kayleigh 18th place. The three earned medals for a Top 25 finish in a field Cooper placed 24th, earning both girls medals for a Top 25 finish of 146 runners. Also placing for the ECHS boys were Zach Rhodes against 116 runners in their division. Also placing for the ECMS in 37th, Brackston Thompson in 41st, Cy Barker in 45th, Dustyn girls were Natilee Youngbull in 32nd, McKenzie McCain in 37th, Linker in 81st and Oliver Jones in 135th. Presley Deleon in 45th, Hazel Claborne in 70th, Ella Brewer in Next to race were the ECHS girls, led by Gabriella Gillium in 78th, Lauren Nichols in 92nd and Alexis Schneberger in 93rd. 22nd place in the two-mile race. Gillium medaled for a Top 25 fin- Next week, the ECHS teams will get a big test as they compete ish in a field of 148 runners. Also placing for the ECHS girls were against runners from all 4A schools at the Pre-State Meet at Ed- Kate Ivester in 55th, Paige Lane in 104th and Jothsna Pranabdev mond Santa Fe High School on Saturday, September 24. ECMS Olivia Williamson. Courtesy photo. in 128th. runners will be back in competition in Watonga on October 1. Big Elks Football Elk City Varsity Elkettes continues crushing Overcomes Lady Reds (unofficial) opponents with In Face Of Early 3-Run Inning 44-2 win over Even though Elk City Varsity Elkettes for good with ten runs in the second in- Lady Reds (unofficial). The pitcher went Carl Albert gave up three runs in the first inning, theyning. In the second Butler doubled on a two innings, allowing ten runs on seven still defeated Lady Reds (unofficial) 15-4 1-2 count, scoring one run, an error scored hits and walking one. Davis threw three on Monday. he big inning for Lady Reds one run for Elk City Varsity Elkettes, Mol- innings out of the bullpen. By Shonda Little (unofficial) came thanks to a single by A er singled on the first pitch of the at bat, Elk City Varsity Elkettes launched one Cisneros and an error on a ball put in play scoring one run, Sottile tripled on the by K Davis. home run on the day. Kimball went for the After last week's nail-biter over #1 Texas team Canadian, the first pitch of the at bat, scoring two runs, Big Elks sailed crushed the Carl Albert Titans. Elk City Varsity Elkettes secured the ‘Wyatt singled on a 2-2 count, scoring one Jong ball in the second inning. victory thanks to ten runs in the second run, Pogue doubled on the first pitch of Elk City Varsity Elkettes saw the ball ‘The final score was 44-2. inning, Brianna Butler, Jada Kimball, Jera the at bat, scoring two runs, and Kimball well today, racking up 15 hits in the game. Coach Maynard gave special credit to Braxton Robertson, who Moler, Ella Sottile, Rylee Wyatt, and Au- homered on a 1-0 count, scoring two runs. Pogue, Butler, Wyatt, Kimball, Moler, and forced a safety to give a rare score on defense. brie Pogue all drove in runs in the frame. Pogue led things off in the circle for Elk “Kids played hard,” Maynard said. “Carl Albert is a great foot- Lady Reds (unofficial) opened up City Varsity Elkettes. The righthander sur- Sottile all managed multiple hits for Elle ball team with great players and coaches. We will learn from our scoring in the first inning, when an error rendered four runs on seven hits over five City Varsity Elkettes. Butler and Pogue game with them, fix our mistakes, and move forward into district scored two runs for Lady Reds (unofficial). innings, striking out five. all had three hits to lead Elk City Varsity play.” Elk City Varsity Elkettes pulled away K Kauk led things off on the rubber for Elkettes. Good Luck Area Teams! We hope We want to wish our area teams a great you have season and we look OILFIELD SERVICES HINTON,OK. ELK CITY,OK. agreat forward to watching 580.249.0466 year! you succeed! We Hope You Have A Great Season! (A ® COO LUCK Teams! fey Great Plains Bank 2017 W. Third | 1300 S, Main | gpbankok.com od M 1210 S. Main St, Elk City 580-225-0100 www.elksupply.com Yes 1414 W. Std St, Elk City, OK » 580-225-1525 580-225-2065 Wan to sponsor the sports pages? Contact Neva at [email protected]