April 22, 2023 Issue, Page 3 of 14

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Sports April 22, 2023 The Elk City News -3 Elk City Girls Golf Update By Shonda Little Rounding out the Elkettes were Camryn Edney and Caylin Burton, both shooting scores of 104, and Elliott Rainey with a ‘The Elk City Girls Golf team had two successful outings last 113, respectively. week. ‘The girls then traveled the next day to Trosper. ‘The first came in the Clinton Tournament on April 12. ‘The places were not yet available, but the team scores were In that tournament, ECHS's Brett Barnett came in first place Campbell Rainey with an 81, Brett Barnett with an 85, Camryn with a 78, Campbell Rainey came in sixth place shootinga 91, and Edney with an 89, Jayden Manning with a 90, Caylin Burton with Jayden Manning clinched the seventh place slot with a 94. a 94, and Elliott Rainey with a 100. Canute Varsity Trojans Beats Arapaho-Butler High School Canute Varsity Trojans de- ning, when Kyron Whinery Lane Greteman led things innings and one and one-third feated Arapaho-Butler High homered on the first pitch of off on the mound for Canute innings respectively. School 6-3 on Monday. the at bat, scoring two runs. Varsity Trojans. Greteman al- Canute Varsity Trojans Canute Varsity Trojans got Canute Varsity Trojans lowed one hit and two runs launched one home run on the ECHS sophomore Ty Jameson hit a grand slam home- things moving in the first in- pulled away for good with three over two innings. day. Whinery went yard in the run against Hobart runs in the third inning. In the Wyatt Waldrop started the first inning. third Brody Bryant doubled on game for Arapaho-Butler High Canute Varsity Trojans a 1-2 count, scoring one run, School. The righthander al- racked up eight hits on the day. Jake Beutler drew a walk, scor- Whinery and Bryant all man- lowed five hits and five runs ing one run, and Rylan Moore over two innings, striking out aged multiple hits for Canute induced Clay Randall to hit three. Moore and Blane Walk- Varsity Trojans. Whinery went into a fielder’s choice, but one er entered the game as relief, 3-for-4 at the plate to lead Ca- run scored. throwing two and two-thirds nute Varsity Trojans in hits. Merritt Oilerettes SP Varsity Clings to Victory as Canute a a a tiga bao ete Varsity Trojanettes Nearly Erases 6-Run Deficit Merritt Oilerettes SP Varsity got out to a the fourth Hallie Smith singled on a 1-0 count, six-run lead in the first inning and held on for scoring one run. a 7-6 victory over Canute Varsity Trojanettes Ainsley Partain was on the rubber for Mer- on Tuesday. Canute Varsity Trojanettes scored ritt Oilerettes SP Varsity. The righty went seven six runs in the failed comeback on a error in innings, allowing six runs on 11 hits. the second, a double by Madison Church in the Cantwell toed the rubber for Canute Varsity third, a double by Jade Gray in the third, a triple Trojanettes. The righthander allowed 11 hits “SIN AIC RS by Meliah DeGarmo in the third, anda single by and seven runs over six innings. FOOD TRUCKS Emily Cantwell in the third. Merritt Oilerettes SP Varsity hit one home Merritt Oilerettes SP Varsity earned the run on the day. Riely Hartman had a long ball in “DRINKS| victory despite allowing Canute Varsity Troja- the first inning. nettes to score five runs in the third inning. Ca- Merritt Oilerettes SP Varsity had 11 hits in nute Varsity Trojanettes's big inning was driven the game. Kayde Herndon, Smith, and Mong by doubles by Church and Gray, a triple by De- all managed multiple hits for Merritt Oilerettes Pes Garmo, and a single by Cantwell. SP Varsity. Mong, Smith, and Herndon each Merritt Oilerettes SP Varsity got things collected two hits to lead Merritt Oilerettes SP moving in the first inning, when Marli Mong Varsity. singled on a 0-1 count, scoring one run. Canute Varsity Trojanettes totaled 11 hits. In the top of the third inning, Canute Varsity Cantwell and Taylor Polensky each collected Providing comfort and Supportfor End of Life chotces Trojanettes tied things up at six when Cantwell multiple hits for Canute Varsity Trojanettes. singled on the first pitch of the at bat, scoring Canute Varsity Trojanettes was sure-handed in one run. the field and didn’t commit a single error. Tay- Hospice care provides medical services, emotional support, and spiritual re- Merritt Oilerettes SP Varsity pulled away lor Beutler had the most chances in the field GPRMC=t sources for people who are in the last stages of a serious illness, such as cancer for good with one run in the fourth inning. In with six, or heart failure. 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