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Thursday, October 30, 2014
Lindsay a first time opponelt
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....... By Rick Lomenick races. The Demons dropped schedules which left room
Journal Sports Editor a 37-0 decision at King- for only three non-district
Carney blood
drive termed
successful
A blood drive hosted
by the Carney High
School boys' and girls'
track teams for the Okla-
homa Blood Institute
was deemed a success.
The blood drive was
held Sept. 24 and 26
pints were collected
from community mem-
bers.
The track teams are
coached by Connie
Davis who was instru-
mental in coordinating
the blood drive, accord-
ing to information from
the OBI.
CALENDAR
Thursday, Oct. 30
P-THS girls' basket-
ball scrimmage here with
Pawnee, 4 p.m.
P-T 7th-9t" football at
Ponca City, 5 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 31
P-THS football at
Lindsay, 7:30 p.m. Game
broadcast on KGFY 105.5
FM with the pregame
show at 7 p.m.
Stillwater HS football
hosts Enid, 7 p.m. Game
broadcast on KVRO 101.1
FM with the pregame
show at 6:30 p.m.
Coyle HS football at
Copan, 7:30 p.m.
Monday, Nov. 3
Carney 5th-6th basket-
ball at Davenport Festival
through Tuesday.
Wednesday, Nov. 5
Perkins-Tryon
Coaches Show, 6 p.m.,
broadcast live on KGFY
105.5 FM from El Mexi-
cane.
Thursday, Nov. 6
P-THS girls' basket-
ball scrimmage here with
Bethany, 4 p.m.
Carney 5t"-8th basket-
ball at MulhalI-Orlando,
4:30 p.m.
Ripley 5t"-8th basketball
hosts Oilton, 4:30 p.m.
Friday, Nov. 7
P-THS football hosts
Blackwell, 7 p.m. Game
broadcast on KGFY 105.5
FM with the pregame
show at 6:30 p.m.
Stillwater HS football
hosts Lawton Eisenhower,
7 p.m. Game broadcast
on KVRO 101.1 FM with
the pregame show at 6:30
p.m.
Coyle HS football at
Bluejacket, 7:30 p.m.
Carney HS basketball
at Ripley, 6:30 p.m.
Monday, Nov. 10
Agra JH basketball at
Ripley, 4 p.m.
Carney JH basketball
host Oilton, 4:30 p.m.
Coyle JH basketball
at MulhalI-Orlando, 4:30
p.m.
Tuesday, Nov. 11
Agra HS basketball at
Carney, 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday, Nov. 12
Perkins-Tryon
Coaches Show, 6 p.m.,
broadcast live on KGFY
105.5 FM from El Mexi-
cane.
Thursday, Nov. 13
P-THS girls' basketball
scrimmage hosts Sal-
lisaw, 4 p.m.
See BRIEFS Page B3
While Perkins-Tryon
will take a break Friday
night from the District 3A-1
race with its final non-dis-
trict contest at Lindsay, it
will still be used to prepare
for upcoming games. The
Demons take on the Leop-
ards at 7:30 p.m. at Leopard
Stadit]m.
The game will be broad-
cast on KGFY 105.5 FM
with the pregame show at
7 p.m.
Both teams enter the
game after lopsided losses
in their respective district
By Rick Lomenick
Journal Sports Editor
KINGFISHER - Per-
kins-Tryon knew to be
able to contend with King-
fisher, it would have to keep
mistakes to a minimum
and take advantage of all
scoring opportunities. The
Demons didn't fair well on
either.
The defending state
champions Yellowjack-
ets coasted to a 37-0 win
over P-T at Kingfisher
last Friday in a District
3A-1 clash that could have
improved the Demons' spot
in the district standings with
a win. P-T now can't finish
any better than third place
with the playoffs looming
in the future.
P-T drops to 5-3 overall
and 3-2 in the district race.
The Demons will take a
break from the district race
this week and will travel
to Lindsay for a clash with
the Leopards. The kickoff is
set for 7:30 p.m. Kingfisher
will be at Heritage Hall also
on Friday. That game with
the Chargers will determine
the district championship.
"The best team won the
game," said P-T head coach
Bruce Williams afterward.
"They do what good teams
do in making fewer mis-
takes while forcing turn-
overs."
P-T's opening pos-
session seemed to set the
tone for the offense. The
Demons received their best
field position of the night
after Jacob Peyton returned
Stillwater High's Pio-
neers have to be wondering
which Enid Plainsmen foot-
ball team will appear at Pio-
neer Stadium Friday night
for a critical District 6AII-2
game for each squad.
Will SHS see the Enid
team that turned in compet-
itive performances against
the top teams in the district?
Or, will it be the Enid squad
that suffered surprising
setbacks?
The two longtime rivals
collide at 7 p.m. Friday
with a final playoff berth in
the district hanging in the
included wins over Purcell dual threat in running and
(28-7), Dickson (32-0), and throwing the ball out of a
fisherin District 3A-1.The game scheduled at the Pauls Valley (28-6). spread offense. Last year
Leopards Were thumped beginning of the season. Head coach John Inman he rushed for 566 yards on
by Washington 41-12 in a "This is a situation I've is in his second year as head 90 carries and scoring 12
battle for the District 2A-3 never been in," Williams coach. He led the Leopards touchdowns. In passing,
championship. P-T brings said. "I've never had to to an 8-3 record in his inau- Standridge threw for 2,117
in a 5-3 overall record while coach a non-district game gural season last year; yards and 22 touchdowns.
Lindsay is 7-1. This is the after week three." "This is a good team So far this year, Standridge
first meeting between the The Leopards sport a that we'll face with good has run nearly 300 yards
two teams, high-scoring offense and a athletes," Williams said. and has thrown for over
This will be new terri- stingy defense. Lindsay is "They are a 60/40 pass and 1,500 yards.
tory for P-T head coach averaging nearly 39 points run team. While they are His big receiving targets
Bruce Williams having to a game while giving up an not as imposing as Heritage are junior Dru Brayton and
deal with an extra non-dis- average of 11.8 points per Hall or Kingfisher, they are senior Garrett Verble. Both
trict game on the schedule, contest. The Demons will still a good team." have caught over 15 passes
While at Broken Bow, all be the fourth Class 3A team The offense is led byfor over 800 yards collec-
Class 4A teams and up LHS will face this season, senior quarterback Jake tively. The Leopards have
played eight-team district The non-district portion Standridge. Standridge is a See PREGAME Page B3
Perkins-Tryon linebacker Chris Peck (58) tackles Kingfisher running back Reid Trout (27)during last Friday's District
3A-1 clash with the Yellowjackets at Kingfisher. Moving in to help are linebacker Daniel Wall (72) and lineman Caleb Hart
(63). The Yellowjackets rolled to a 37-0 win. Journal photo by Kyle Lomenick
the opening kickoff to the when Ty Elwood missed a over five minutes off the touchdown passes both to
Yellowjackets' 13-yard 27-yard field goal attempt clock. Quarterback Docker receiver Brady Smith in
line. The return went for with 10:44 left in the first Haub connected on the first the second quarter. Both
77 yards, quarter, of three touchdown passes covered 25 yards to reach
On first down, quarter- The last time the with this one to tight end the 23-0 advantage at inter-
back Zac Bledsoe gained Demons were shutout was Jace Sternberger. The extra mission.
three yards to the 10-yard last season with a 34-01oss point kick from Manuel The Demons defense
line. Two incomplete at Cushing. Torrez was good for a 7-0 played a much better second
passes to receiver Thunder Kingfisher countered lead. haffby limiting the Yellow-
Sharp following leaving with four straight scor- Torrez added a 31-yard jackets to 55 yards rushing
P-T with a fourth down ing drives that led to a field goal on the next drive and onlyfiveyardspassing.
on the seven-yard line. 23-0 halftime lead. They with 51 seconds left for a Kingfisher was forced to
And what proved to be the Yellowjackets' first drive 10-0 advantage after the punt on five of its six pos-
only opportunity to put covered 80 yards and took first quarter, sessions in the second half.
points on the board failed 10playsthatconsumedjust Haub threw two more See DEMONS Page B3
By Ron Holt
)alance. The game will be the Pioneers, Enid and
aired by Stillwater Radio, Lawton Eisenhower still
KVRO 101.1 FM. cling to hopes of landing
Stillwater. 5-3 over- the fourth place spot.
all and 1-3 in the district, Enid's chances dipped
routed Putnam City West, last week as it fell behind
55-21, on the road last Lawton Ike by 16 points
Friday for the Pioneers' first at halftime, rallied in the
league victory, second half before losing
With Midwest City, 30-28. Both teams are now
Lawton and Choctaw secure 3-5 overall while the Eagles
atop the district standings, lifted their district mark to
1-3 and the Plainsmen fell (41-38), while also losing
to 0-4 in the district, at home to Lawton (42-0)
In other league gamesand Lawton Ike.
last week, Midwest City Raheem Mitchell, a run-
beat Choctaw, 35-14, and ning back, led the Plains-
Lawton knocked offDallas men in last week's loss to
Prime Prep, 41-26. Lawton Ike as he scored on
The Plainsmen, who lost a 14-yard run and caught a
at SHS 43-27 last year, have 17-yard touchdown pass.
shown signs of being a com- First place in the district
petitive team this season, will be on the line Friday
EHS defeated Ponca City when Lawton's Wolverines
(14-13), Bartlesville (56- visit Midwest City. In other
34) and Tahlequah (21-10). league games, Choctaw
Enid was edged at Sand hosts Oklahoma City Grant
Springs (16-14), fell at while Putnam West visits
Midwest City (32-21) and Lawton Ike on Thursday
was nudged at ChoctawSee SHS Page B3
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