FOOTBALL REGULAR SEASON
ENDED FRIDAY NIGHT; PLAYOFF BRACKETS SET
The regular season finale on the high school football schedule
came and went on Friday night with district title games and games with playoff
spots up for grabs. In Class 4A District 1, Elk City went to Bethany for their
season ender and fell to the Bronchos 31-7. The Elks finish the season 2-8 and
snap a school record playoff streak of 6 straight. In other 4A-1 action
Woodward traveled to Cache and beat the Bulldogs for the final playoff spot
21-19. Clinton whipped Douglass 40-16. The first round playoff matchups for the
teams that made the playoffs in the district look like this: Weatherford hosts
Harrah, Clinton’s at home against Chickasha, Bethany heads down to Ardmore, and
Woodward hits the road to Tuttle.
The Merritt Oilers went to the panhandle to play Hooker in
their final game of the regular season in Class A-1 District 1. The Oilers fell
way behind but finished with a couple of touchdown late in a 52-14 loss.
Merritt also ends 2-8. In other district action, Sayre finished .500 after
beating up on Watonga 36-17, Tonkawa bombed Hinton 47-14, and Fairview won the
district with a 27-17 win at Crescent. The first round playoff games for this
district consist of Fairview hosting Luther, Tonkawa is at home against Minco,
Crescent’s at Wynnewood, and Hooker goes to Mangum.
In Class A-2 action Thomas won their district with a 35-6
win at Mooreland. Hobart’s second beating Carnegie 56-8. Both teams will play
at home in the first round of the playoffs. Thomas hosts Wayne and Hobart’s at
home against Ringling.
In Class B-1 on Laverne’s the district champion after
beating Cherokee 44-24. Seiling’s in the playoffs courtesy a 64-34 win against
Waukomis. Hollis won their district after blanking Alex 46-0. In the first
round this week, Laverne hosts Rush Springs, Cherokee’s at home against Cyril,
and Hollis will welcome defending champion Seiling.
In B-11 Texoma’s a district champion despite a 34-32 loss to
Balko/Forgan, Shattuck whipped Ringwood 56-6, Turpin stopped Boise City 44-30,
Ok Bible won a district championship game against Okeene 38-28, and MVG
solidified their playoff spot by shutting out Kremlin-Hillsdale 45-0. The first
round matchups include Texoma at home against Canton, Okeene hosts Turpin, Ok
Bible welcomes Boise City, and MVG heads to Shattuck
In Class C Sharon-Mutual completed an undefeated regular
season with a 68-22 demolition of Beaver and Geary handled Timberlake 32-6. The
first round of the Class C playoffs include S-M at home against Temple, Ryan
hosts Timberlake, Tipton welcomes Tyrone, and Geary’s at home versus
Grandfield.
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL TONIGHT
There was a boatload of high school hoops on Friday night on
Paragontv. In girls action, AB hammered H-E 57-15, Canute outlasted C-R 46-37,
Erick was a bucket better than Duke 46-44, and Hammon doubled up Sentinel
58-29. On the boys side H-E topped AB 47-30, C-R edged Canute 59-51, Duke
smoked Erick 86-18, and Hammon whallopped Sentinel 87-28.
Outside of the network in girls games Arnett beat FGFS
47-31, Blair beat up on Olustee-Eldorado 39-9, Calumet crushed Union City
83-30, Granite handled Chattanooga 71-45, Navajo clipped FCB 42-36, Vici blasted
Milburn 63-20, and Sweetwater clipped Indiahoma 32-27. In those boys games
Arnett beat FGFS 59-47, Blair got all over Olustee-Eldorado 76-32, Calumet put
a hundred on Union City 105-47, Chattanooga topped Granite 57-42, FCB spanked
Navajo 66-27, Sweetwater also put up triple digits 109-14 against Indiahoma,
and Vici blitzed Milburn 95-29
COLLEGE FOOTBALL WEEKEND
Both in state schools went on the road and earned impressive
conference wins on Saturday. Oklahoma State might still be scoring in Manhattan
against Kansas State. The Pokes put up 66 and won 66-28. Drew Mestemaker threw
for over 300 yards with 4 TD and a pick. He’s only the 5th player
ever to throw for 4 TDs, score a running TD, and catch a TD. Oklahoma went to
the Swamp for the first time ever and choked out the Florida Gators 23-7. John
Matter completed 21-33 for 207 and 2 TDs.
In the matchups of ranked teams on Saturday, Texas won at Missouri
34-20, Utah outlasted BYU 28-20, Alabama beat up on LSU 31-13, Oregon stuffed
Ohio St 41-28, Tennessee choked out Kentucky 34-6, Georgia obliterated Ole Miss
42-7, and Notre Dame escaped Miami 31-24
THUNDER WEEKEND
The Oklahoma City Thunder went 2-0 this weekend with a pair
of blow out wins. The went into the Grindhouse on Friday and pantsed the
Memphis Grizzlies 128-97 then came home Saturday and embarrassed the Washington
Wizards 114-75. AJ Mitchell had a career high 35 in the win in Memphis. Aday
Mara scored a career high 18 on Saturday against the Wizards. The Thunder start
a long west coast road trip tomorrow night in Portland
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