Thursday, June 30, 2011
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SOFTBALL
Lady Demon
alumni game
set Aug. 5
The Perkins-Tryon
Lady Demons softball
program will host a
varsity-alumni game on
Friday, Aug. 5, begin-
ning at 6 p.m.
Alumni players will
play the varsity team in
a seven-inning contest.
Also during the event,
there will be other
activities such as bat
race competitions and
T-shirt tosses. A full
concession stand will
also be available.
Admission will be
monetary donations or
contributions of other
items such as first aid
supplies, Oxiclean,
Dawn dish soap, hand
towels, and bug spray.
Alumni wishing to
play, are asked to call
head coach Carla Hart at
(405) 742-4076.
CALENDAR
Thursday, June 30
• Stillwater American
Legion baseball host
Brad Holt Memorial Tour-
nament through Sunday.
Friday, July 1
• Perkins Round-Up
Club Rodeo, 8 p.m.
Saturday, July 2
• Perkins Round-Up
Club Rodeo, 8 p.m.
Tuesday, July 5
-OK Kids Baseball
Midget Regional Tour-
nament, Dickson Park.
Tournament continues
through Saturday, July 9.
Wednesday, July 6
• Stillwater American
Legion baseball host
Edmond Sante Fe, 6 p.m.
Friday, July 8
• Stillwater American
Legion baseball at Clare-
more, 7 p.m.
Monday, July 11
• Stillwater American
Legion baseball host
Lawton, 4 p.m.
Wednesday, July 13
• Stillwater American
Legion baseball at Ada.
4p.m.
Friday, July 15
• Stillwater American
Legion baseball host
Moore, 7 p.m.
Saturday, July 16
• Stillwater American
Legion baseball host Cla-
remore and Three Rivers,
2 p.m.
Tuesday, July 19
• P-THS football at
Southwest Air Quarter-
back Camp at Putnam
City West High School
through Thursday, July
21.
• Stillwater American
Legion baseball host
Midwest City, 7 p.m.
Monday, Aug 1
• P-THS fastpitch soft-
ball preseason practice
begins, 9 a.m.
• P-THS football senior-
led team workouts begin,
7 p.m., Mcllvain Field,
through Thursday, Aug.
4.
Tuesday, Aug. 9
• P-THS football pre-
season practice begins,
4p.m.
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Perkins-Tryon second baseball Kristen Chappell applies a tag on a Davenport ba'serunner
during last Tuesday's fast-pitch game here. The visiting Lady Bulldogs spoiled the home
date for the Lady Demons by taking home the win.
Journal photo by Kyle Lomenick
Ready to relay
Perkins-Tryon shortstop Logan Mullins steps on second base to get a force out before
attempting a relay throw to first baseman Chance Bunch in the foreground against Dover here
last Monday. It was the first of three scheduled games as part of a triangular that included
Bristow but it was called early because of strong thunderstorms that rolled through the area.
The Demons did defeat Dover.
Journal photo by Kyle Lomenick
Annual rodeo
begins Friday
The 57 Annual Perkins Round-Up Club Rodeo will
be held Friday and Saturday at the organization's arena
on west Freeman Street. Performances begin at 8 o'clock
nightly.
There will be several events for rodeo fans to enjoy.
They include the bareback and saddle bronc riding, ladies
break away calf roping, tie down calf roping, junior barrel
racing for participants age 15 and under, open barrel
racing, team roping, and bull riding.
The Rockin' R Rodeo Company will provide the stock
for the event.
Admission is $7 for adults age 16 and up, children are
$4 and kids age 6 and under are free.
Field is set
for OK Kids
tournament
The field has been set
for next week's OK Kids
Baseball Regional 4 Midg-
ets Tournament at Dickson
Park. The event will begin
Tuesday and continue
through Saturday, July 9.
The Perkins Parks and
Recreation Department
in conjunction with the
Cimarron Baseball Asso-
at 8 p.m.
Four games will also
be played on Wednesday
beginning with losers'
bracket action. At 2:45
p.m., the losers of Games"
3 and 4 will play Game
5. In Game 6, the losers of
Games 1 and 2 will play at
4:30 p.m. Winners' bracket
games will follow with the
ciation will be hosting the winners of Games 3 and 4
event. This will be one of
seven regional sites around
the state.
Other regional tourna-
ment sites are Elk City,
Elgin, Blanchard, Chan-
dler, Durant, and Panama.
The winners of each will
advance to the OK Kids
state tournament.
All eight teams will
begin first round action on
Tuesday. Game 1 will start
at 2:45 p.m. with the Agra
Bearcats playing the Drum-
right Tornadoes. In Game
2, the Cushing Tigers will
play the Kingfisher Jackets
#1 at 4:30 p.m. Game 3
will start at around 6:15
p.m. with the Cleveland
Cardinals playing the
Okarche Warriors #1. In
the final game, Game 4,
the Perkins Mustangs will
play the Cashion Wildcats
playing in Game 7 at 6:15
p.m. In Game 8, the winners
of Games 1 and 2 will play
at 8 p.m.
Only three games are
scheduled for Thursday,
July 7. The afternoon
will begin with two losers
bracket games at 4:30 an
6:15 p.m. The winner'
bracket semifinals will
follow at 8 p.m. Two m o.
elimination games wi|l
be played Friday, July'8;
beginning at 6:15 p.m.
tournament will wrap up
Saturday, July 9, with the
championship game ate4:
30 p.m. An "if necessary"
game will be played at 6:
15 p.m.
There is still time for
local businesses to sign on
as a corporate sponsor for
See OK KIDS Page B2
Pioneer Soccer Academy set next week
Viewing the Stillwater
Pioneer landscape, while
preparing for the start
of the 20th annual Brad
Holt Memorial American
Legion Baseball Tourna-
ment tonight.
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SHS varsity coaches
have been busy with
instructional camps this
summer and the camps
continue into July.
The fifth annual Pioneer
Soccer Academy will be
held July 5-8 at the Still-
water JuniOr High field.
The camp, which will
be held from 9 a.m. until
noon daily, is for boys and
girls in first grade through
eighth grade for the upcom-
ing school year.
Academy director is
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ByRon Holt
Seth Condley, the head
boys coach at Stillwater
High, while the assistafit
academy director is Gavin
Hentges.
Condley has guided the
Pioneer soccer program for
eight years. The Pioneers
had their first winning
season in 15 years during
Condley's first season at
the helm.
He has coached 10 All-
State players and has had
10 players play on the col-
legiate level.
After a successful high
school soccer career, Cond-
ley was a kicker on the col-
legiate level for Oklahoma
State's football Cowboys.
Hentges, a graduate of
Stillwater High, was an
assistant coach at SHS for
five years. In addition to
coaching at SHS, Hentges
has coached several club
teams.
Youngsters attending the
camp will receive instruc-
tion in fundamentals of the
game. The instruction will
be close and personal.
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First-year head football
coach Tucker Barnard and
his staff have been busy
with individual football
camps at SHS.
The first of this week, a
two-day camp was held for
youngsters in grades first
through third, with boys
going into grades fourth
through seventh were
tutored in a another camp,
which ends today.
Campers were intro-
duced to fundamentals and
techniques of the game.
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The Pioneer Summer
Pride program is entering
its second month in July.
The program, which
is for youngsters in sixth
grade through 12th grade, is
conducted to help improve
the student-athletes speed,
strength and endurance
while under the supervision
of the coaching staff.
Workouts are scheduled
from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m.
Monday through Thursday
for ninth through senior
grades and from 10:15 to
11:30 a.m. Monday, Tues-
day and Thursday for sixth
through eighth grades.
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The annual Pioneer
Playday Golf Tournament,
played this past Friday
at the Stillwater Country
Club, was another success-
ful event.
The tourney is an annual
fund-raiser for the SHS ath-
letic department and helps
pay for items in all sports
at SHS that might not other-
wise have the funding.
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Saturday 9 a.m. to Noon
Drive-thru Hours:
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Saturday 7:30 a.m. to Noon
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