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Tough challenges ahead in 1st round of playoffs

It was an interesting season with ups and downs for every team. Four of our five Eastern Oklahoma County schools aren’t done yet. Harrah, Del City, Carl Albert and Midwest City all made it to the playoffs this year. Let’s see how they stack up in the first round. 


Thursday, November 14, 2013

Midwest City Closes Regular Season with a Shutout
The Midwest City Bombers (6-2) ended the regular season on the road as they took on the Moore Lions (1-8). The Bombers completely shut down Moore in frigid conditions 36-0.
Tuesday, November 12, 2013

Eagles shutout Spartans 67-0
The Eagles hit the road to Crooked Oak Stadium in the season finale to take on the Spartans of Southeast High School. The game started off quickly as the Eagles scored with 9:28 left in the first on a 54-yard touchdown run by Eagles quarterback Will Trotter. This wouldn’t be his only touchdown of the night.
Saturday, November 09, 2013

Carl Albert Keeps Rolling Heading into Playoffs

The regular season is over, and the Carl Albert Titans upped their record to 8-2 going into the playoffs after a dominating 44-7 win over the El Reno Indians. Just like many of Carl Albert's recent games, this game was over from the very beginning.


Saturday, November 09, 2013

Cross country covers ground at state
The best endurance runners in the state competed this past weekend at Edmond Santa Fe High School in the OSSAA Cross Country State Championships. There was a chill in the air as Victor Manzano, representing Choctaw High School, and Nicolas Fish of Midwest City High School took to the starting line for the 6A race that covered 3.1 miles over a rough course. 
Thursday, November 07, 2013

Regular season closes in Week 10
The regular season wraps up this week in high school football. It has been a year of hard hits and great plays with some schools finding a new attitude toward their team and others continuing a tradition of success. Let’s see who EOC teams will take on in their last game before the playoffs.
Thursday, November 07, 2013

Titans bring home 21 medals from Harrah swim Invitational
The Mid-Del swim teams were in action last Saturday in the Harrah Invitational. Coach Kirk Norman had his kids from Carl Albert ready for action. They won 21 medals overall and showed a drastic improvement over last year’s event when they took home three medals. 
Thursday, November 07, 2013

Carl Albert Takes Care of Business Against Winless Opponent
There was not much to Carl Albert's district game with Western Heights. The Titans took care of business against the winless Jets, continuing their march towards the playoffs that are right around the corner.
Saturday, November 02, 2013

Del City Survives Senior Night 14-7
Senior night is a time to reflect on past memories while looking forward to the future. For the Del City Eagles, it almost turned into a night they’d rather forget.  The Eagles (5-3) overcame a myriad of errors to squeak past the Duncan Demons (3-5) 14-7.
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Saturday, November 02, 2013

Bombers Defense Stifles Huskies' Offense in Victory
The weather was perfect as the Midwest City Bombers (6-2) hosted the Edmond North Huskies (5-3). According to several projections, the Bombers were the underdog coming into the game.
Saturday, November 02, 2013

Yellow Jackets Falter in 2nd half falling 35-14 to the Saber Cats

The Choctaw Yellow Jackets dropped a bitter loss to the Southmoore Saber Cats getting outscored 35-14 on senior night. The game opened with a defensive battle.  Neither team getting much farther than the 50-yard line on their first two drives.


Saturday, November 02, 2013

Cross country teams punch ticket to state

Cross-country held its regionals last week as some of the area’s best endurance runners punched their tickets to the state meet on Saturday. The men and women squads from Choctaw, Midwest Ctiy, Del City, Harrah and Carl Albert all ran for the right to run again in Edmond for a chance at becoming a state champion.


Thursday, October 31, 2013

EOC football teams stay at home for Week 9 games

EOC teams were on the move last week with games as far away as Guymon. This week teams stay home and for many seniors, this will be their last home game. Let’s take a look at who is coming to EOC this week in the week nine preview.


Thursday, October 31, 2013

MWC wins defensive battle in Yukon

A chilly and clear sky sat over Miller Stadium in Yukon Thursday night as the Midwest City Bombers wanted to show a little more consistency over the last few weeks of the regular season.  They were able to come out on top in a defensive struggle against their conference opponent, the Yukon Millers. 


Thursday, October 31, 2013

CA dominates gritty Guymon

Two weeks ago, Carl Albert bounced back after a tough loss to rival Guthrie. Last week was more of the same as they were too much to handle for a gritty yet overmatched Guymon Tigers.


Thursday, October 31, 2013

DC flips the script on Chickasha

CHICKASHA — For at least one first half of football, Chickasha was on top of the world. In the end, inches made the difference. Del City (5-3, 4-1), a top-ten ranked team, needed a game-saving performance in the second half to pull out a 14-12 victory to remain in second place in 5A District 1.


Thursday, October 31, 2013

Midwest City wins defensive battle in Yukon

A chilly and clear sky sat over Miller Stadium in Yukon Thursday night as the Midwest City Bombers wanted to show a little more consistency over the last few weeks of the regular season.  They were able to come out on top in a defensive struggle against conference opponent, the Yukon Millers.  The Bombers sprinted out wearing their white uniforms as they stared down the Millers at midfield.  Midwest City was riding high off of a 10-point victory against Eisenhower last week.

The Millers were hoping for victory like their 21-point win over Moore last Thursday night.  Head Coach Todd Wilson kept the Millers motivated to play against the Bombers’ stout defense. 

Midwest City received the ball on the opening kickoff, junior return-man Demeco Wright brought the ball 76 yards to Yukon’s 24-yard line.  The first snap was called back with an encroachment penalty against the Millers and advanced the Bombers 5 yards.  The booming start came to an end at Yukon’s 10-yard line.  Midwest City made the field goal for the first score of the game: 3-0. 

The Yukon Millers’ first drive was a short three-and-out. 


Friday, October 25, 2013

Regular season narrowing down

Several Eastern Oklahoma County teams dominated the gridiron in five one-sided games. The warm weather left just in time for the games, leaving chilling temperatures that are here to stay. For fans and players alike this means its time to break out the blankets so fans can continue to support their teams.

Lets bundle up and take a look at what’s going on in this week’s football preview.

The Carl Albert Titans took on the Northwest Classen Knights in the rain last Friday. Slippery conditions led to several fumbles by the Knights, and a Titan victory. Carl Albert scored 52 points to Northwestern’s 14. Kadell Nguyan led the scoring for the Titans with four touchdowns in the game. Carl Albert remains third in the Oklahoman 5A poll as they take on Guymon next week. The Titans are 5-2 for the season.


Thursday, October 24, 2013

State Champs

Last week, Carl Albert won their fifth 5A fast pitch softball state championship, beating Lawton Macarthur, Tahlequah and Deer Creek on their way to the title.

Coach Colin White was not surprised by the win.

"Abby’s [Meador] been dominate in the circle all year long, and we’ve been swinging all year long," said White "I told them they were the best team going in and they were the only team that could beat them[selves]"

The Lady Titans started off a bit shaky Thursday, Oct. 17 when they played Lawton Macarthur with several players missing catches leading to the only Lady Highlander score.

This score woke up the Carl Albert defense, led by pitcher Abby Meador, who struck out 17 batters during this game alone. Mackenzie Wright led the offense with three scores.


Thursday, October 24, 2013

Del City defeats Capitol Hill in Homecoming

At Robert Kalsu Stadium in Del City, the temperatures dipped into the low-40s and drizzle covered the field as the Del City Eagles were set to face divisional opponent, Capitol Hill.  Still winless in their division—coming in at 1-and-5 overall—the Redskins had a hard time stopping the Eagles’ running attack. 

Last week, in a winning effort against the Altus Bulldogs, sophomore quarterback Colin Watford, got his first start and win.  He kept that momentum rolling as he led the way in a lopsided victory against Capitol Hill. 

Coming in at 3-3, Del City wanted to make a statement in their Homecoming game against the bottom ranked Capitol Hill Redskins.  Last year, the Eagles shut out Capitol Hill while scoring 61-points in the Redskins’ stadium.  It did not take much time for a similar game to begin, but this time in Del City. 


Friday, October 18, 2013

Dominating defense leads Bombers to victory

The Midwest City Bombers played host to the Lawton Eisenhower Eagles on a blustery rainy Friday night. This weather didn’t stop the Bomber defense from putting on a show for the fans on homecoming.

Midwest City started the game by allowing a 30-yard field goal by Brandon Schmit. After this score, the defense tightened down and put the clamps on the Eagle offense.

The offense was able to run the ball up the middle most of the night. RJ Goodman bullied his way in the end zone for a 6 yard touchdown. The extra point was good and the Bombers took a 7-3 lead.


Friday, October 18, 2013

Titans combat both the weather and Knights

This cold, wet Friday night proved to be a challenge for both the players and the fans as the Carl Albert Titans took on the Northwest Classen Knights in a nearly empty stadium. The Knights never could get a grasp on the weather, or the ball falling 52-14 to the Titans.

From the first drive, Carl Albert dominated the game as senior Chantz Woodberry ran the ball into the end zone for the first touchdown of the game.

Slippery conditions and frozen fingers led to several dropped plays by the Knights, starting with a fumble that allowed Robert Lolofie to score the second touchdown of the game.

Then running back Fre’Darian Ashley overcame a dropped snap for an 87-yard sprint for Northwest’s the first touchdown. He then went on to catch a pass from Eric McGee for a 2-point conversion.


Friday, October 18, 2013

Titans tackled by title rivals Guthrie

Heading into Friday night's contest, Carl Albert had lost its last three meetings with archrival Guthrie.

In fact, the last time Carl Albert won the rivalry game was back in 2009 when the Titans trounced the Bluejays 40-14 on their way to a state title.

Though Guthrie outscored Carl Albert 91-66 in those three years, the last two games were decided by a total of seven points, so this game figured to be another barnburner, and the teams did not disappoint. 

Fans from both teams watched as the top two ranked teams in 5A battled it out on the field, and in the end, it was Guthrie that came away with a 28-21 win.


Monday, October 14, 2013

Eagles handle Bulldogs 52-14

It can be difficult for some teams to put a tough loss behind them. That was not the case for Del City tonight as they beat Altus 52-14 at Robert Kalsu Stadium.

The Eagles were coming off a 29-20 loss at Ardmore last week.

However, it wasn’t just the game that Del City lost. That game also saw an injury to starting quarterback Terry Wilson. He could be out up to two months with a broken collarbone. 


Friday, October 11, 2013

Bombers drop heartbreaker to Panthers in overtime

The Midwest City Bombers went on the road tonight and faced a Putnam City North Panther team who had the same district record of 1-1.

It was hard hitting, smash mouth style game, which the Bombers would eventually lose by the slimmest of margins 21-20.

Putnam City got on the board found with 6:19 to go in the first quarter when Riley Sterling caught the 20 yard touchdown pass to put the Panthers ahead 7-0.


Friday, October 11, 2013

No shortage of fun in Week 6

Fall football is in full swing as we’ve completed an entire week of October. With each passing day, we get closer to the end of the year. This week, our games will comprise Week 6.

Once again, we start with the Carl Albert Titans. This week, the Titans host the Guthrie Bluejays at 7:00 p.m. Friday, Oct. 11. The game will match the top teams in this week’s latest Oklahoman Class 5A poll.

Presently, the Titans sit atop the rankings with a record of 4-1. However, Guthrie is comes into the game with a perfect 5-0 mark. Last week, Carl Albert went on the road to Bishop McGuinnes and came away 35-21 winners.


Thursday, October 10, 2013

Eagles unable to grab road win

ARDMORE — Throughout the early part of the season, Ardmore has ridden the coat tails of its defense.

But Friday night, the offense showed up in full force.

The result? The Tigers look like a very dangerous football team.

No. 6-ranked Ardmore scored on its first three possessions against No. 7-ranked Del City and dominated the majority of its 29-20 win.


Thursday, October 10, 2013

Titans topple Fighting Irish

District 2 is often dubbed the “SEC” of Class 5A football, and with the district boasting four top ten teams in, there is no denying the prestigious nickname.

On this night, it was top-ranked Carl Albert facing off against the tenth-ranked Bishop McGuinness Fighting Irish.

It was the second game of the Titans’ three-week gauntlet, having defeated Deer Creek 42-24 in the previous week.


Thursday, October 10, 2013

Bombers bounce back with big win

Midwest City head coach Darrell Hall said there was no hangover for his squad from last week’s loss to Norman North as his Bombers defeated US Grant 73-0 Friday night at Jim Darnell Stadium.

It was a night where every Bomber player got to see action. MWC improves to 4-1 on the year while US Grant falls to 0-5.

“We did what we were supposed to do,” Hall said. “We had a good week of practice. We got to play everybody. We played sound on offense and defense and put points up. We tell the kids no matter who their opponents are they need to get better and I think we got better (tonight)."


Thursday, October 10, 2013

Week 5 Football Results

Carl Albert 35 at McGuinness 21
Choctaw 29 at Lawton 37
Millwood 53 at Christian Heritage 0
Del City 20 at Ardmore 29
Destiny Chirstian 54 at Maud 27
Harrah 29 at Glenpool 14
Jones 46 at Bethel 0
Life Christian 0 at Timberlake 46
Luther 58 at Crooked Oak 59
US Grant 0 at Midwest City 73
Star Spencer 0 at Kingfisher 44


Thursday, October 10, 2013

Top ranked Titans claim road win

District 2 is often dubbed the "SEC" of Class 5A football, and with the district boasting four top ten teams in, there is no denying the prestigious nickname.  

On this night, it was top-ranked Carl Albert facing off against the tenth-ranked Bishop McGuinness Fighting Irish.

It was the second game of the Titans' three-week gauntlet, having defeated Deer Creek 42-24 in the previous week. 


Monday, October 07, 2013

Bombers bounce back with big win

Midwest City head coach Darrell Hall said there was no hangover for his squad from last week’s loss to Norman North as his Bombers defeated US Grant 73-0 Friday night at Jim Darnell Stadium.

It was a night where every Bomber player got to see action. MWC improves to 4-1 on the year while US Grant falls to 0-5.

“We did what we were supposed to do,” Hall said. “We had a good week of practice. We got to play everybody. We played sound on offense and defense and put points up. We tell the kids no matter who their opponents are they need to get better and I think we got better (tonight).


Friday, October 04, 2013

Late field goal gives Bombers first defeat

One kick meant that Midwest City was not able to stay undefeated in 2013 as Norman North triumphed 45-42 Friday in Norman.

Previously, the Bombers’ trademark had been its defense and crunch time stops.

The team also relied on a strong running game through the first three weeks of the season. This time Midwest City’s offense stepped up its output in the passing game when the running game stalled.


Thursday, October 03, 2013

Playoff race heats up in Week 5

District play kicked off last week for our local high schools, starting the race for the playoffs.

The players last week showed us some fancy footwork and high speed runs as they dashed into the end zone, and passes that zipped from player to player connecting for photo finishes at the goal line.

To see where these players are rushing to next, let’s take a look at this week’s football preview.


Thursday, October 03, 2013

Week 4 Football Results

Deer Creek 24 at Carl Albert 42
Putnam West 35 at Choctaw 59
Christian Heritage 32 at Northeast 8
Lawton Mac 18 at Del City 38
Destiny Chirstian 20 at Corn Bible 0
Santa Fe South 0 at Harrah 69
Jones 15 at Marlow 14
Windsor Hills 52 at Life Christian 12
Luther 26 at Dibble 14
Midwest City 42 at Norman North 45
John Marshall 26 at Star Spencer 20


Thursday, October 03, 2013

Thompson's 6 touchdowns power Titans

The Stevie Thompson show was on display as the Titans quarterback scored six touchdowns in a 42-24 victory over Deer Creek.

Under the Friday Night Lights, the action was on the ground as Thompson ran for 340 yards.

He was all smiles following the win, which moved the Titans to 3-1 on the season.

“I had a great time,” Thompson said. “I felt a little winded by the end of the game.”


Thursday, October 03, 2013

Del City handles Lawton MacArthur to net victory

The Del City Eagles earned a district victory as they defeated the Lawton MacArthur Highlanders 38-18.

The home side was filled with neon green for T-3 suicide prevention week.

Lawton MacArthur scored the first touchdown.

Del City responded with a drive and score by sophomore quarterback Terry Wilson three minutes later.


Thursday, October 03, 2013

Thompson's six touchdowns power Titans to 42-24 win

The Stevie Thompson show was on display as the Titans quarterback scored six touchdowns in a 42-24 victory over Deer Creek.

Under the Friday Night Lights, the action was on the ground as Thompson ran for more than 332 yards.

He was all smiles following the win, which moved the Titans to 3-1 on the season.

“I had a great time,” Thompson said. “I felt a little winded by the end of the game.”


Saturday, September 28, 2013

Bombers edge Eagles 16-8 in annual battle

For those seeking drama and tension in their football, the 2013 edition of the annual Del City-Midwest football rivalry game did not disappoint.

Although not the prettiest piece of pigskin action, the Eagles and Bombers keep things interesting from start to finish. In the end, it was the Bombers who went home the victors by the score of 16-8.


Wednesday, September 25, 2013

Warehime says bigger things to come after loss

Del City head coach Nick Warehime had a simple message for his Eagles squad after losing to rival Midwest City Friday night 16-8.

That message was that one game doesn’t make a season and how they respond to that loss will determine whether they make the 5A playoffs.


Wednesday, September 25, 2013

New game, same result as Titans top Demons

Carl Albert and Duncan are no strangers to each other.

Friday night’s game marked the ninth time in the past eight years the teams have faced off, all of the victories belonging to the Titans, outscoring the Demons 277-87 in that time span.


Wednesday, September 25, 2013

District play starts in Week 4

The calendar said fall officially came to Eastern Oklahoma County this week; back on Sunday, Sept. 22 for those who are keeping score.

However, over here at the EastWord office it didn’t feel like autumn until a bit of a cold front came through the area this week.

Regardless, with each passing day we are moving closer and closer to the end of September and the start of October.

That means one thing in high school football: district games.

With that, let’s jump into the high school football matches in Week 4.


Wednesday, September 25, 2013

New game, same result as Titans top Demons 28-6

Carl Albert and Duncan are no strangers to each other.  Friday night's game marked the ninth time in the past eight years the teams have faced off, all of the victories belonging to the Titans, outscoring the Demons 277-87 in that time span.

Unfortunately for Duncan, none of that changed as the Titans cruised to a 28-6 win.

It did not take long for the scales to tip in Carl Albert's favor.

On the first play from scrimmage, the Demons coughed up the football and the Titans' defense was all over it, giving senior quarterback Steven Thompson and his offense a short field to work with.  


Saturday, September 21, 2013

Eagles drop close game to Bombers

Del City head coach Nick Warehime had a simple message for his Eagles squad after losing to rival Midwest City Friday night 16-8.

That message was that one game doesn’t make a season and how they respond to that loss will determine whether they make the 5A playoffs. Del City fell to 1-2 on the year and Midwest City remains undefeated at 3-0.

“This was not an end-all for the football season,” Warehime said. “If it was, we would have our football banquet next week and we are not. There are bigger things to come.”


Saturday, September 21, 2013

Bombers edge out Eagles 16-8 in annual battle

For those seeking drama and tension in their football, the 2013 edition of the annual Del City-Midwest football rivalry game did not disappoint.

Although not the prettiest piece of pigskin action, the Eagles and Bombers keep things interesting from start to finish. In the end, it was the Bombers who went home the victors by the score of 16-8.

The win also meant atoning for last season’s 29-28 loss to the Eagles.

Midwest City head coach Darrell Hall called it a big win.

“They’re our rivals,” He said. “We’ll see these guys a lot. [Del City head coach] Nick Warehime and his guys do a very good job with their talent and they’re going to be tough in 5A. They got us last year.”


Friday, September 20, 2013

UPDATED: Bombers hold off Pioneers to clinch 2-0 start

An early offensive blitz was enough for the Midwest City Bombers to prevail 28-22 over the Stillwater Pioneers Friday night.

In their 2013 home debut, Midwest City jumped out to an early 20-0 lead in the first quarter thanks to touchdown runs by Tre’jon Sherffield, Kameron Martin and Roscoe Gatewood.


Thursday, September 19, 2013

Week 3 football previews

High school football’s third week of play is nearly upon us. This week offers some intriguing matchups and strong storylines.

The first game of Week 3 pits the Choctaw Yellowjackets against the Putnam City Pirates. Choctaw (1-1) makes its road debut at Putnam City (2-0) 7 p.m. tonight at Putnam City Stadium.

Last week, the Yellowjackets were beaten 42-3 at home by the visiting Edmond North Huskies. Meanwhile, Putnam City handled their rivals, Putnam City West, by a score of 43-12 last week.


Thursday, September 19, 2013

EOC schools joining new conference

Ten Oklahoma high schools are forming a new athletic conference that will begin play in the 2014-2015 school year. The new conference will be dubbed the Oklahoma Big 10 Conference.

Del City, Midwest City and Choctaw will join Bishop McGuiness, Enid, Lawton, Lawton Eisenhower, Putnam City, Putnam City North and Putnam City West in the new conference.


Thursday, September 19, 2013

Week 2 Football Results

Carl Albert 43 at Coweta 7
Christian Heritage 33 at St. Mary 14
Edmond North 42 at Choctaw 3
Norman North 41 at Del City 38
Piedmont 0 at Harrah 29
OKC Patriots 40 at Destiny Christian 74
Jones 13 at Hennessey 40
Wichita Warriors 46 at Life Christian 0
Hinton 22 at Luther 36
Stillwater 22 at Midwest City 28
Southeast 6 at Star Spencer 22


Thursday, September 19, 2013

Norman North edges Del City 41-38 in shootout

Del City head coach Nick Warehime described his team’s game against Norman North as “like playing Xbox.”

That is the perfect way to define the 41-38 shootout that saw the Wolves reign victorious. The win ended the Eagles’ bid to defeat a state runner-up from last season in back-to-back weeks.

Del City was coming off a monster 52-27 win and was looking to start the year 2-0 for the first time since 2009.


Thursday, September 19, 2013


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