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The Wynnewood Savages have been No.1 in Class A from the start of the season. All that remains between the Savages and a perfect 9-0 regular season is the Wewoka Tigers.
The Tigers have been up and down this season but with a win could knock off the Savages from winning the district title.
Both teams are already playoff bound. A win and Wynnewood wraps up the district crown while a loss could have them dropping to second or third or they could stay at 1.
The Tigers are loaded with gifted athletes and at times have shown their talents. Other times they haven’t.
Which team will show up for the Tigers? No one knows, but if the real Wewoka Tigers pull into Savage Stadium, the Savages could have their hands full.
Wynnewood has flexed their muscles all season and will need to again Friday night. Last week, WW put themselves in the drivers seat with a hard fought win over then No. 2 Wayne.
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Savages look to remain perfect
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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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