marie@pvdemocrat.com —
The second big tournament weekend in the state wrapped up over the weekend with two tournament champs.
The Stratford Bulldogs and Lady Bulldogs won the Alex Longhorn Classic. This was the second tournament championship for the Lady Bulldogs this season after they defeated Cement in the Alex Longhorn Classic finals 41-36. Coach Fulkes and the Lady Bulldogs are 10-2 on the year as they head into tonight’s game with Wynnewood.
The Bulldogs had an impressive tournament winning three games and cruising to an 89-53 win over Fox in the finals.
The Stratford JV squad won the consolation finals beating Paoli 56-52.
The Pauls Valley girls got a big win to get the monkey off their back as they beat the OKC Knight 53-21 in the Charles K. Heatly Classic seventh place game. After playing two of the best games of the season, Pauls Valley laid an egg Saturday losing to Purcell in the consolation finals 44-20.
In the same tournament, the Lindsay Leopards picked up a big win beating the OKC Knights 60-45 in the seventh place game. The Leopardettes lost a heartbreaker as they rallied against Plainview in the third place game but came up short 61-60.
In the Jim Easterling Classic in Earlsboro, Maysville dropped a pair of seventh place game. The Warriors lost a 55-46 battle to Sasakwa while the girls lost to Maud 41-24.
There is limited action around the county tonight but Friday everyone will be back in action.
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Bulldogs capture titles
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Nation has great year on track field
Gavin Nation, a 5th grader at Whitebead Elementary, has just completed a great season at the track.
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Lady Panthers 2nd at regionals
The Pauls Valley Lady Panthers had a great outing at Madill in regional track competion finishing as the Class 4A runner-up behind Plainview.
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Panthers capture 4A district title
In a wild game against rival Purcell, the Pauls Valley Panthers jumped out to a 7-0 lead only to watch it disappear in a 6-run fourth by the Purcell Dragons.
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Pitching dual ends in 2-1 Panther win
Stratford’s Randy Brown and Pauls Valley’s Joe Kyle Foster battled into extra innings before Panther David Flores ended the game with a walk-off home run and a 2-1 Pauls Valley win.
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Panthers, Savages, Leoaprds get district sites
Pauls Valley, Wynnewood and Lindsay all got their assignments for the diamond Friday afternoon.
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PV turns hat-trick on the links
The Pauls Valley varsity golfers turned a hat-trick this year having won three consecutive conference titles.
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Out at Second
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WW rallies past PV
Pauls Valley jumped out to an early lead on Wynnewood Monday night at Wacker Baseball Stadium in Pauls Valley.
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Leaping for the win
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Knight throws one-hitter
Pauls Valley pitcher Ty Knight had an up and down day in the Panthers 11-6 win over Tupelo in the Sulphur Tournament on Friday.
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