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SPORTS The Elk City News SATURDAY, MAY 3, 2025 • 3 Iron Man Brandon Culver with #1 Tres Hill Ryan Schoppe Megan Suter Jerry Kelly Fan Wife Jill Madalyn Harper Governor Kevin Stitt Kylee Reed Chris Floyd Al Maeder Ashely Carreon Gabby Box Dyson Runners - Corbin, Berek, Colin & Andrew Novak Ben Griffin EC Baseball District Champs Dad David OKC Marathon - 27,000 runners Athletic Scholarships For Elk City Lady Students By Alex Alvarez the name of Ben Hogan who while doing some cheerlead- in Elk City), a little sister who TRES HILL: Tres Hill, for- have a good showing and fin- after a near fatal accident, came ing as well. She will be busy plays softball, basketball and mer Elk City student, golf play- ished in 7th place. GABBY BOX: Sometimes back and did everything possi- lady! Currently, as a teenager, tennis (Jazmin) and a brother er, several times club champi- It was announced that Tres’ you go to a place for completely ble to prove the doctors wrong she works at the Evertt Blake (Austin) who wrestles, plays on, state champion and now Hill was named to the Sooner different reasons than what the as they had told his wife, he Boutique, likes photography football and baseball. All in all, player at Oklahoma City Uni- Athletic Conference All Con- outcome is. Gabby Box went to would never walk again. The and, no surprise here, likes an athletic family. I know fam- versity, just finished the Con- ference. He was also named a cheerleading camp to learn example might be extreme, but shopping! A vivacious young ilies like that, and I sense that ference Championship played SAC Player of the Year. more about her trade. A com- it is an example of the heart lady with a great smile, closer all of the family, while they pull at Four Hills Golf & Country Tres’ last tournament will petitive young lady that will do of champions. As it turns out, to being a young woman, she for each other, they also want Club Oklahoma City. After the NAIA National Champi- anything to come out on top. Gabby was later called by the will be a great asset to SWOSU to beat each other! three weather delays, Tres onships which will be held at Take for instance a “tumbling coaches that saw her at the as she carries a 3.8 GPA, which JOLEE KING: Soccer Player, had rounds of 71-72-72 for a TPC Deere Run in Silvis, Illi- competition” where she ac- SWOSU Cheerleading camp helps their coaches realize we will be including her story one under par for the tourna- nois on May 2-23. This is the tually got hurt badly, but was and offered her a scholarship. that she is all about doing the in next issue ment, a tie for 5th and one of same course where the PGA willing to go out again if her She, of course, said “yes” and is right things. She has an older JORDAN WILLERFORD: only seven player who ended Tour’s John Deere Classic is score was not high enough! As on her way for her first semes- brother, Miguel, who was the Soccer Player, we will be in- up under par. Oklahoma City played and has had famous a golfer, I remember a man by ter this coming September to first ever to get a scholarship cluding all her story details Stars, who have been ranked winners, such as Jordan Spieth. study Business and Marketing as a mascot (he was a mascot next issue in the top three all year, did not Good Luck!!! High School-College-Local Sports By Alex Alvarez and wins versus Konawa 12-2 ELK CITY HIGH SCHOOL CHILD ADVOCACY game it was “survival” as they izona State. Preston Stout from and Konawa 17-0 in District GOLF: 2025 - SPONSORED BY beat Texas 9-8 in the 7th in- Oklahoma State won individu- ELK CITY AREA SPORTS Tournament) The Elk City Girls’ Team MCDONALDS ning. al title with 3 under par. Ethan – WIN-LOSS RECORDS Elk City Elks Baseball (Coach took third place in Regionals John Cook, Assistant Chief MEN’S GOLF: SEC Cham- Fang was next best on the team OF EACH SPORT Jay McClure): Overall Record at the Elk City Golf & Coun- of Police of Elk City and Child pionship: Oklahoma finished with a score of one over par for Canute Trojans Baseball 20-3. Last three games 3-0 try Club last Wednesday Advocacy Center are proud to in 4th place at 21 under par. the 54 holes. (Coach Bobby Blackburn): (Wins versus Woodward 11-1, and are headed to the State announce that the tournament Winner was Auburn at 38 un- Overall record 18-4. Last three Weatherford 6-5, Altus 8-0). Tournament on May 5-6. was a success and raised several der par. OU’s Drew Goodman OKLAHOMA CITY ME- games 1-2 (Win versus Dible Won District! Coach McClure Meghan Suter, a sophomore, thousand dollars for this great and Ryder Cowan were the MORIAL MARATHON 16-5, and losses versus Union named Coach of the Year! One who most players and coach cause that helps kids of all ages two best player on the Soon- The 25th Oklahoma City City 2-3 and Dale 0-8)). regular season game remaining recognize as the “most im- avoid abuse of every kind. The ers team: Goodman finished a Memorial Marathon took place Canute Trojanettes Softball on April 28. proved” came through with Results are as follow: solo second at 11 under par and this weekend The Marathon is (Coach JW Gillett): Overall Elk City Elks Soccer Boys the best score of the day with CHAMPIONSHIP: 1st Lega- Cowan finished at 4 under par run in memory of the lives lost record 20-13. Last three games (Coach Jason Xenos): Overall 84, which tied her for first cy Bank 2nd Barber/Dyson 3rd for a tie for 16th. in the Oklahoma City bombing 2-1 (WinSs versus Turpin 20-0 record 6-7. Last three games with three other players in 4 Warriors/Hydro attack 30 years ago on April 19. and 16-6 in District Tourna- 1-2 (Losses versus Wood- the field, unfortunately, she “A”: 1st One Source Control OKLAHOMA STATE Governor Kevin Stitt runs in ment and loss vs. Mountain ward 1-7 and Weatherford lost the playoff and ended up 2nd CUDD 3rd Great Plains SPORTS: it and humbly said: “I did not View/Gotebo 6-12). 0-1 and win versus Harding in 4th place (Note: in High Bank BASEBALL: Overall record train good enough (to even be Merritt Oilers Baseball Charter 2-1) One game re- School, there is no “Tie for “B”: 1st Hutchinson Oil 2nd 18-21; 6-10 in Big 12 Confer- competitive)”. 27,000 partici- (Coach Jeremy Russell): Over- maining versus Newcastle on 2nd” and all ties below first Well Works 3rd Camrock ence pants helped by over 3,000 vol- all record 7-9. Last three games April 28. place, must be broken via “C”: 1st RR Powerline 2nd SOFTBALL: Their overall unteers ran Sunday morning. 1-2 (Win versus Burns Flat/Dill Elk City Elks Soccer Girls sudden death playoff ) GAS 3rd CUDD Coil record is 29-16. 11-8 in the Big- All fifty states were represented City 13-7, Losses versus Sayre (Coach Zak Stamm): Overall The Elk City Boys played 12 Conference along with 47 countries! Win- 1-11 and Sterling 0-10) Last record 6-8. Last three games their regional tournament last OKLAHOMA SOONERS GOLF: The Cowboys won ners: ¼ Marathon: Madeline two games will be April 28 & 1-2. (Losses versus Wood- Wednesday, after the deadline SPORTS: the Big-12 Championship for Harper & Ryan Schoppe; ½ 29. ward 1-4 and Weatherford for this column, and if they BASEBALL: The Sooners the 12th time. Tournament Marathon Chris Floyd & Kylee Merritt Oilerettes Softball 0-1 and wind versus Harding qualify for the State Tourna- are 30-13 overall and 11-10 in was played at Southern Hills, Reed; Full Marathon: Ashley (Coach Rodney Givens): Over- Charter 6-1. One game re- ment, it will be May 12-13 at SEC. in Tulsa. Cowboys won with a Carreon & Al Maeder (Note: it all record 14-18. Last three maining versus Newcastle on famed Dornick Hills, in Ard- SOFTBALL: Overall record tough score of two under par was Ashley’s first full Marathon games 2-1 (Loss Leedey 4-9 April 28) more, OK. is 37-5. Conference 11-5. Last and were 11 shots ahead of Ar- ever!) Professional Sports By Alex Alvarez Results First Round of Play- Scores (Denver-Los Ange- 121-100; 121-112; 124-87; MLB SEASON Diego Padres also at 17-10 offs (As of Monday 4/29) les): 112-110; 102-105; 83-117; 138-83 AMERICAN LEAGUE OKLAHOMA CITY #6 Minnesota Timber- 101-99 #2 Boston Celtics leads se- Leaders (as of Monday 4/29): NATIONAL HOCKEY THUNDER CONTNUES wolves leads series vs #3 Los #4 Indiana Pacers leads se- ries vs Orlando Magic 3-1. East: New York Yankees 15- LEAGUE DOMINANCE! Angeles Lakers 3-1. ries vs Milwaukee Bucks 3-1 Scores (Boston-Orlando): 11, Boston Red Socks 15-14; Eastern Conference Playoffs The Oklahoma City Thun- Scores (Los Angeles-Min- Scores (Indiana-Milwau- 103-86; 109-100; 93-95; 107- Central: Detroit Tigers 17-10, (As of Monday 4/29): der swept the first playoff series nesota): 95-117; 94-85; 104- kee): 117-98; 123-115; 101- 98 Cleveland Guardians 15-11; L.A. Kings vs Edmonton against the Memphis Grizzlies 116; 113-116 117; 129-103 #1 Oklahoma City Thunder West: Texas Rangers 15-12, Oilers Series tied 2-2; Wash- and awaits the winners of the #6 New York Knicks leads #7 Golden State Warriors won series vs Memphis Griz- Seattle Mariners 15-12 ington Capitals lead Series 3-1 Denver Nuggets-Los Angeles series vs #3 Detroit Pistons leads series vs #2 Houston zlies 4-0. NATIONAL LEAGUE vs Montreal Canadians; Caro- Clippers series. Oklahoma has 3-1. Rockets 3-1 (Note: will play the winner Leaders (as of Monday 4/29): lina Hurricanes lead series 3-1 the best record overall and will Scores (New York-Detroit): Scores (Golden State-Hous- of Denver Nuggets and Los East: New York Mets 19-8, vs N.J. Devils; Winipeg Jets vs have home advantage during 123-112; 94-100; 118-116; 94- ton): 95-85; 94-109; 104-93; Angeles Clippers) Philadelphia Phillies 14-13; St Louis Blues series tied 2-2. the rest of the playoffs, includ- 93 109-106 Scores: (Oklahoma Central: Chicago Cubs 17-11, Western Conference (As of ing the finals versus the East- #4 Denver Nuggets and Los #1 Cleveland Cavaliers won City-Memphis): 131-80; 118- Cincinnati Reds 14-13; West: Monday 4/29): ern Conference should they Angeles Clippers’ series is tied series vs Miami Heat 4-0 99; 114-108; 117-115 San Francisco Giants 18-10, get to that point… we all hope! 2-2. Scores (Cleveland-Miami): Los Angeles Dodgers and San See PROFESSIONAL page 7