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8 April 21, 2021 Sports Elkettes at Cushing Invite, win Clinton Elk City Tennis By Kerry Hookstra A trip to the Cushing takes First and shooing a 363. Wagoner was second at 364 while Perkins- Tryon had 365 for third. Cush- tied for 20th. In the Clinton Invitational the Elkettes had a team score Brett Barnett’s 78 gave her the first place medal. Mattie Thompson carded an 83 for Invitational saw Elk City take ing shot a 368 to place fourth of 352 to take the Champion- seventh with a 397 just behind sixth place Seminole with 396. Kingfisher won the meet Runner-up at and Hilldale was fifth with a 371. Brett Barnett finished 10th while Mattie Thompson ship. Weatherford shot a 388 for second while Elgin came in third with a 409. second while Tory Garrison registered a 92 stroke round to earn seventh place. Lawton Mac Elk City travels to Buddy By Kerry Hookstra The Big Elks and Elkettes first., Grant Graham and Ca- den Thomas claimed a second, along with Mason Mahl and traveled to the Lawton Mac Syvan Synbouth. Murrell Invitational Apr, 13 and came home with a Tourney Title for the boys while the girls claimed Runner-up. For the Big Elks For the Elkettes Judith Andrade and Amanda Batch- elor each placed second, Sara Coffey and Karla Eguia were By Kerry Hookstra 3200. The 800 meter relay and Oklahoma Bible had 62 in Martin, Delaja Martin, Matti Placement: Evan Senger and third as were Maddie Benton team of Kaleb Odom, Tucker fourth. Jones, and Remi Murray. In Carter Senger each took a and Kyla Walter. Cherokee hosted their Galeener, Jeron Seymour, and The 100 saw Ameri At- the 400 Elk City was third annual invitational track meet Cole Hull was second with a tebery run to fourth in 14.10 with a 54:08. The 800 won Apo. 13. The Big Elks scored 1:35.48. The 3200 team of Ri- which was off her preliminary 70 points to claim fourth ley Miller, Hull, Galeener, and time of 13.88. In the 100 in 1:54.63. The 1600 team place. Timberlake won the event with 136. Cherokee took second at 93 and third place Hargrove turned in a winning time of 8:42.56 In field events Logan Tre- hurdle three girls placed with Dajanae Martin winning in a time of 18.24. Charli Rickert of Matti Jones, Makenna Dupree, Hailey Earle, and At- tebery ran to first in a time of Elk City Soccer sees went to Oklahoma Bible scor- ing 81. Kaleb Odom ran an 11.92 vino threw the discus 113-8 to place fifth. In his signature event Trevino tossed the shot was fifth at 19:09 and Atte- bery took sixth in 19.95. The same three runners place in 4:23.05. Field events saw Rickert with a throw of 79-7 to claim full week of play 100 to claim fourth place. The put 40-11½ to win the event. the 300 hurdles. Martin was fourth in the discus. Jordan 1600 saw Lane Hargrove take Elkette effort in the meet second at 52.99. Attebery By Kerry Hookstra Eagles prevailed 5-2. first with a 4:52.31 and Ethan netted them second place took fourth with a 56.45 while Deason went 4-6 for third in The Elkettes met up with Banks run to fifth in 5:14.34. scoring 100 behind the host Rickert ran to sixth at 57.49. the high jump while Murray Big Elk Soccer took to the Clinton Apr. 13 and the Banks turned in a time of Cherokee squad with 122. The 400 relay team and the cleared 7-6 for second in the road Mar. 13 and met up with Lady Red Tornado defended 11:29.14 to place third in the Crescent claimed third at 76 800 relay team were Dajanae pole vault. the Red Tornado crew in Clin- their home pitch with a 2-0 ton. The host squad was too shutout. Elk City welcomed much for Elk City taking a 5-0 Weatherford Apr. 15. In a nail Jo Robbins delivered a double decision. Weatherford came to biter the Lady Eagles edged Elkettes have 2-1 week apiece. Butler, Alivia Geno, Kimball, and Emily Lowrance collected two hits each. Geno had three RBI’s with two by Big Elk Field Apr. 15 and the the Elkettes 2-1. By Kerry Hookstra City in the top of the seventh Two Lady Eagle runs Kimball. Butler, J’lynn Hod- game the Lady Bearcats a one scored in the top of the first nett, and Madison Holladay Opening the week with a run decision. and Elk City rang up five in added one apiece. trip to Hobart Apr. 12 Elk City Hobart got to Elkette the bottom of the inning. They was edged 11-10. Sayre visited pitching for 10 hits and a walk added five in the second and Elkettes-Clinton Apr. 13 and the Elkettes took plus two strikeouts. They were Sayre scored two in the third. The Lady Red Tornado a 14-4 decision. Clinton came helped by five errors. Elk City Four runs coming home in the scored four in the top of the to town for a District show- collected 17 hits with four bottom of the fourth gave the first and Elk City answered down and Elk City roared to a walks and a strikeout. Brianna win to the Elkettes on the run with one in the bottom of the 17-6 win. Butler, Emily Lowrance, and rule. inning. Two more Clinton run- Elkettes-Hobart Arleth Luna each delivered a Brianna Butler tossed a ners came home in the second The Lady Bearcats scored double. Butler, Jada Kimball, complete game decision. She and they took a 6-1 lead to three each in the bottom of and Lowrance totaled three gave up five hits without a the bottom of the frame. The the first and second before Elk hits apiece with two each from walk and had one strikeout. Elkettes exploded for 16 in the City picked up two in the top Alyssa Brott and Abby Jo Rob- The defense committed two bottom of the second and the of the third and five more in bins. Robbins and Butler had errors. A 14 hit attack came game was called via the run the top of the fourth. Hobart three and two RBI’s respec- from Elk City bats with five rule. went up 9-7 with three in the tively. Hensley Fritzler, Alivia walks and no strikeouts. They Brianna Butler took the bottom of the fifth but the Geno, Madison Holladay, were assisted by one miscue. decision with four hits, a walk, Elkettes answered with three Kimball, and Lowrance added Alyssa Brott belted a pair of and three strikeouts. The in the top of the sixth. A three one each. The opponent made home runs including a grand defense had one error. The of- run attack in the bottom of one miscue. slam to collect six RBI’s. But- fensive totals were incomplete the frame and a shutout of Elk Elkettes-Sayre ler, Jada Kimball, and Abby for Elk City. Big Elk golf Big Elks sweep the week By Kerry Hookstra Big Elk Golfers take the Championship in the Jerry Eden Memorial at Elk City Golf and Country Club Apr. 12. Tres Hill shot a 68 for the Gold Medal. Nathan Womack carded a 75 By Kerry Hookstra Holder. Jaston Holder, Drake RBI’s with one each by Church RBI double by Cale Poole, a for second while Travis Poole took fourth with a 78 and Aiden Hughes, and Kye Keyes had and J. Holder. Hughes led in dropped third strike RBI for Schmidt had a 79 to claim fifth. Rounding out the team Mason Elk City hosted a District one each. Stolen bases were larceny with three stolen bases Deleon, and a stolen base run Schmidt came in with a 91 and Cade DeWitt shot a 94. doubleheader with Anadarko led by two from K. Holder and while Church, DeLeon, Kaden from Poole. Elk City traveled to Kingfisher Apr. 14. They shot a 297 and Apr. 12. They charged to a one apiece by Corey Culver, Holder and Kye Keyes swiped Bethany pushed one run brought home the Third place trophy. 19-1 win the opener and Addison DeLeon, J. Holder, two apiece with one by Bales. home in the top of the eighth. Individual scores for Elk City saw Tres Hill shoot a 65 to lead posted a 13-0 shutout in the Hughes, Harrison Mayfield, Big Elks-Bethany the squad. Nathan Womack had a 77 and Aiden Schmidt shot a The pitcher plunked Jaston nightcap. Bethany visited Apr. and Mason Price. Culver and After two scoreless innings 78 with an 82 from Mason Schmidt and Travis Poole carded an Holder and he stole second. 86. 15 and the Big Elk pulled out a Hughes were both plunked by the Bronchos scored two in Culver was also hit by the Christian Heritage took first in the meet with a 276. Heri- 9-8 victory in eight innings. the pitcher. the top of the third and five in pitcher and Bales walked tage Hall was second shooting a 282 with Elk City in third at Big Elks-Anadarko/ Big Elks-Anadarko/ the fourth. Elk City scratched Game One Game Two out one in the bottom of the with one away. He advanced 293. Oklahoma Christian School had a 294 in fourth while Elk City opened with a five One run in the bottom of fifth and another in the sixth. on a passed ball that scored Bishop McGuinness took fifth with a 311 score. run charge in the bottom of the first, two in the second, Cooper Church swatted a the lead runner for an 8-8 the first. They added 13 in the four in the third and six in the leadoff single, took second on deadlock. Another passed ball second before the Warriors fourth accounted for the Elk a passed ball, moved over be- with Poole at the plate scored scored one in the top of the third. One more Elk City run- City runs as they shutout the Warriors over five innings. hind an Addison Deleon base hit and scored via another Culver with two away for a one run Elk City win. Oilerettes win ner came home in the bottom Addison DeLeon took the passed ball. In the sixth Corey Deleon got the start and of the inning and Anadarko was shutout in the fourth to end the contest. decision in three innings of work. He gave up a hit and a walk while striking out five. Culver led off with a single and Matt Bales slapped a one away base hit. He took third worked 3 1/3 innings giving up seven hits with three walks two and runner-up and a strikeout. Over 4 2/3 Cooper Church took the win over four innings. He allowed two hits with a walk Jayden Krajnik worked two innings of relief allowing two hits, no walks and two strike- on a passed ball and scored via a dropped third strike to DeLeon. innings J, Holder scattered six hits while issuing three walks and registering a strikeout. in third meet and four strikeouts. The outs. The defense committed Trailing 7-2 going to the The defense committed three defense made no miscues. At one error. Corey Culver, J. bottom of the seventh the Big By Kerry Hookstra errors. Big Elk batters man- the plate the Big Elk collected Holder, and Drake Hughes Elks rallied for five to force aged eight hits with seven 10 hits with nine walks and a each turned a double play. Big extra innings with a 7-7 tie. walks and 18 strikeouts. The Merritt girls continue to have an outstanding season on the strikeout. They were assisted Elk bats collected five hits and Kaden Holder drew a leadoff by three errors. Matt Bales de- nine runs with six strikeouts. walk and stole second. Jaden Bronchos made one miscue. links. In their past three golf events the Oilerettes won at King- livered a double and four RBI’s They had help from six mis- Holder put down a sacrifice Larceny highlighted the Elk fisher Apr. 5, took Runner-up at Woodward/Boiling Springs Apr. in the game. Bales had two cues. Jaston Holder tagged a groundout and K. Holder stole City attack with two stolen bases by K. Holder and one 8, and won at Clinton Apr. 14. hits along with Kaden Holder two base shot along with a sin- home. With two away the rally and Kash Mayfield. Mayfield gle. Cooper Church, DeLeon got in high gear with a walk each from DeLeon, J. Holder, Oilerettes at Kingfisher accounted for three RBI’s with and Mason Price added a base to Jayden Krajnik, and error Drake Hughes, Krajnik, and The team score was 352 for Merritt as Team Champions. two apiece by Church and K. hit apiece. Matt Bales had two to Bales, a Church single, an Mason Price. Kiera Stehr was the Individual Champion and Dayli Pollard took Individual Runner-Up. Taylor Ford claimed Fourth Place Medal- ist. Oilerettes at Boiling Springs Do you have a sports related photo from With a team score of 392 Merritt claimed Team Runner-Up. Dayli Pollard earned Fourth Place Medalist. Kiera Stehr came Elk City, Merritt or Canute? in as the Sixth Place Medalist with Taylor Ford landing as the Seventh Place Medalist. We would love to see them! Email your photo to Oilerettes at Clinton Turning in a team score of 363 Merritt won the Team Cham- [email protected] with a description! pionship. Kiera Stehr was the Individual Runner-Up. Taylor Ford placed as the Third Medalist while Dayli Pollard took Fifth Place Medalist and Jamie Peffer earned Sixth Place Medalist