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Wensler, scu
play Tuesday
against OSU
Former Perkins-Tryon
Lady Demons stand-
9ut Bailey Wensler
is-expected to be in
tmiform Tuesday night
when she and her South
Carolina Upstate team-
mates play the Okla-
homa State Cowgirls in
G aUagher-Iba Arena.
The game starts at 5 p.m.
", Wensler is a junior
guard for the Spartans
ind has seen action off
bench this year. As
Monday, she has seen
action in nine games
thus far.
' She was an all-con-
ference and all-state
basketball player for
PiT and was a four-year
istarter, She also was a
state qualifier in track.
CALENDAR
Thursday, Dec. 14
P-T wrestling hosts
Cdshing dual, 6 p.m.
By Rick Lomenick minutes the Lady Wildcats small portion of the deficit
Journal Sports Editor trimmed the deficit and in the fourth quarter with a
BETHEL - For the trailed 23-16 at halftime. 12-7 advantage
third straight year, the Per- The Lady Demons put Stevenson again led the
kins-Tryon Lady Demons the game away in the third way with 18 points. Coley
gained a championship quarter with a 15-7 advan- Larson followed with 13
trophy in the Global Pro- tage. P-T scored the first while Dunivan chipped
ductions Solutions Classic 10 points of the quarter to in 10.
with a 52-31 win Saturday boost the lead to 33-14. Against Casady, several
night in the championship After a three-point goal for Lady Cyclone turnovers
finals over the host Lady Bethel, five more points resulted in to easy fast break
Wildcats at Bethel High were tallied for a 38-19 points for P-T in the 80-21
School. lead with 2:32 left in the win in the tournament's
The unbeaten Lady period. Four straight points opening game last Thurs-
Demons also coasted past to close out the frame by day.
Chandler 62-26 in the Bethel constructed a 38-23 P-T erupted for a 32-2
semifinals and opened the P-T lead. first quarter lead as head
tournament with an 80-21 P-T outscored Bethel coach Jerry Burnett went to
triumph over Oklahoma 14-8 in the fourth quarter to his bench often. The second
City Casady. The week reach the final score, quarter nearly mirror the
began with a 74-23 win Alice Stevenson led the first as the Lady Demons
over future Tulsa 7 Confer- way for P-T with 17 points, continued to build the lead
ence foe Sperry on the road Kycen Dunivan followed with a 20-7 advantage for
last Tuesday. with 12. a 52-9 lead at the intermis-
Against Bethel, both Against Chandler, thesion.
teams got off to a sluggish Lady Demons used a 27-6 Reserve players saw
start with P-T holding a 9-5 first quarter surge and never plenty of court action in the
lead when the first quarter looked back last Friday second half and responded
ended. P-t scored the first afternoon. P-T led at the well with the varsity action
eight points of the second intermission 35-11. by outscoring Casady
period to balloon the lead Another huge rally fol- 28-12.
to 17-5 before Bethel broke lowed in the third quarter Larson led a long list of
the scoring string with just and P-T outscored the Lady scorers with 15 points.
over five minutes left in Lions 20-5 to create a 55-16 As the two-time defend-
the frame. In the final five lead. Chandler trimmed a TOURNEY, Page A3
Perkins-Tryon guard Raygan Holder cuts off a Bethel drib-
bler from a potential fastbreak attempt during first half action
of last Saturday night's finals of the Global Production Solu-
tions Classic at Bethel High School. The Lady Demons glided
to a 52-31 win over the host Lady Wildcats to win the event.
Journal photo by Rick Lomenick
' P-TMS basketball at
Mannford, 5 p.m.
Agra (5th'8th) basketball
at Carney, 4:30 p.m.
Ripley HS basketball
atPrague tournament
through Saturday, Dec.
16.
Friday, Dec. 15
P-THS basketball
hosts Mannford: JV,
4 p.m.; varsity, 6 p.m.
Games broadcast on
KGFY 105.5 FM with the
pregarne show at 5:45
p.m.
- P-T wrestling at
Bristow dual tournament
through Saturday, Dec.
16.
Agra HS basketball at
Davenport, 6:30 p.m.
Carney HS basketball
at MulhalI-Orlando, 6:30
p.m.
Coyle HS basketball
hosts Frontier, 6:30 p.m.
' StUlwater HS basket-
ball at Southmoore, 6 p.m.
Monday, Dec. 18
Ripley HS basketball
with Oilton, 12 noon,
Chesapeake Energy
Arena, OKC.
TUesday, Dec. 19
- P-T wrestling hosts
tri-dual with Cleveland and
Sl~erry, TBD.
- Coyle HS basketball at
Davenport, 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday, Dec. 27
. P-THS boys' basket-
ball at Duncan Holiday
T~urnament through
Friday, Dec. 29.
Thursday, Dec. 28
P-THS girls' basketball
atAVlid-America Tour-
nament in Ada through
Saturday, Dec. 30.
Stillwater HS girls' bas-
ketball at Enid tournament
through Saturday, Dec.
30.
Tuesday, Jan. 2
P-TMS basketball
hosts Bristow, 5 p.m.:
girls, HS gym; boys, MS
gym.
Thursday, Jan. 4
P-T 7 & 8 basketball
at Hurrah tournament
through Saturday, Jan. 6.
Agra HS basketball
at Davenport tournament
through Saturday, Jan. 6.
Carney HS basket-
ball at Moss tournament
through Saturday, Jan. 6.
Senior Ethan Hobbs takes a look at the possibility of driving the baseline despite two
Bethel defenders during first half action of last Saturday's championship finals of the Global
Production Solutions Class at Bethel High School. The Wildcats used a strong first quarter
to gain a 62-50 win. Journal photo by Rick Lomenick
B R I S T O W - P e r- decisions, pounds was 1-2 and pro-
kins-Tryon placed one Senior Garrison Allenvided three team points. His
wrestler in the highly-corn- lost in the fifth place match lone win was a consolation
petitive Chuck West Invi- at 285 pounds. Coweta's first round fall.
tational Tournament at Dakota McCaleb won the Scoring four points
Bristow High School last match by a fall. He finished each were Colton Klein at
weekend, the event 3-2 with all three 106 pounds and Morgan
Sophomore Alton Allen of his wins by falls.Morrow at 138 pounds.
brought home a fifth place Five other Demon Klein went 2-2 with wins by
medal at 220 pounds. Allen matmen scored points a fall and a forfeit. Morrow
finished the tournament enroute to the 18th place was 1-2 and notched his win
with a 4-2 record and finish with 42 points. Justin by a fall. Ayron Lawson
notched a second period fall Prough went 2-2 at 195 at 132 pounds went 1-2
over Levi Juby of Sperry pounds and notched five and won his match by a
in the fifth place match. He points. Prough won his decision.
won two of his matches by matches by a fall and deci- Also wrestling for P-T
falls and the other two by sion. Nathan McFee at 170 WRESTLE, Page A3
By Rick Lomenick for a scoring run. The Wild-
Journal Sports Editor cats, however, was able to
BETHEL - A sluggish counter it with a scoring
first quarter start proved burst of their own. Bethel
to be the difference in the led by as many as 16 point
Perkins-Tryon Demons' at40-24 with 3:42 left in the
62-50 loss to host Wildcats third quarter.
in the finals of the Global P-T's final run got the
Production Solutions Clas- deficit down to eight points
sic last Saturday night at when Chad Black and Ethan
Bethel High School. Hobbs combined for a 9-2
This was the second run and a 54-46 score with
straight year the Demon had just over two minutes left in
reached the finals and the the game. Bethel countered
third straight year a trophy with an 8-2 surge to reach
was won. the final score.
The Demons gained a Black was the leading
44-34 win over previously scorer for with P-T with 20
unbeaten Lone Grove inpoints. Burress followed
the semifinals round last with 12.
Friday. The tournamentAgainst Lone Grove,
began with a 56-34 throt- P-T jumped out to a 19-13
tling of former 66 Confer- first quarter lead and never
ence foe Holdenville last looked back. The Demons
Thursday. outscored the Longhorns
The week began last in each quarter to gradually
Tuesday with a 58-44 set- add to the lead.
back at Sperry, a new addi- The Demons led 30-22
tion to the Tulsa 7 Confer- at halftime then outscored
ence next season. Lone Grove narrowly 14-12
Against Bethel, both in the second half.
teams began the game Burress led the way with
exchanging three-point16 points.
buckets with Jayce Burress It was much the same
connecting for P-T and a way against Holdenville in
3-3 tie. Bethel followed the first boys' game of the
with 12 unanswered points tournament last Thursday.
for a 15-3 advantage with P-T used balanced scor-
just over two minutes left ing from four players to
in the first quarter. And it gain a 15-12 first quarter
was that amount of a cush- lead. The momentum con-
ion that the Wildcats were tinued to swing P-T's way
generally able to maintain in the second quarter with
for the rest of the game. an 18-14 advantage and a
On a few occasions 33-26 lead at the intermis-
the Demons were able to sion.
reduce the deficit to single In the second half, the
digits and poise themselves SLUMP, Page A3
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