by Hugh Scott
However, Del City skipper Tim Stogsdill was suddenly forced to think about the loss of starting point guard Brett Cannon, who broke his wrist during pre-game warm-ups Saturday while the Eagles waited to play archrival Midwest City in the regularseason finale. Read more

by Tim Farley
Daniel Bolin, center, signs a letter of intent to play soccer at Oklahoma Christian University next season. Bolin is flanked by his mother Patti Bolin and OC soccer coach David Scott. Standing is Bolin’s father, Lendal Bolin.. Read more

by Hugh Scott
Putnam North’s Panthers used a 24-point third quarter to pull away from Choctaw Yellowjackets Tuesday night en route to a 64-52 Metro Conference win.. Read more

by Hugh Scott
“I thought we came out pretty good and showed some intensity.” Midwest City head coach Art Bode said. “We got an early run on them. We did a better job tonight than we have done recently in getting our lead passes out and getting up and down the floor so we got some easy transition baskets that way. Read more

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“I thought we played well, we ran, jumped and flew around and caused a lot of turnovers and was pretty exciting to watch for the fans.” Midwest City coach Dewayne Bradley said. “I thought we played really hard defensively and did a good job of sharing the ball on offense. Read more

by Tim Farley
Memorial, ranked No. 2, got revenge for a 67-62 loss to Del City in December. Like the previous matchup, the home team was the winner as the Bulldogs improved their season record to 17-1. Del City, meanwhile, dropped to 14-5 and remains tied with Carl Albert as the top-ranked team in 5A, according to okrankings. Read more

by Tim Farley
The Lady Eagles were the first to score and kept the lead through much of the first quarter and were up 9-6 with 2:36 remaining. But that was the last time Del City would be on the up side of the score as the Lady Bulldogs reeled off seven unanswered points in the final two minutes of the period to take a 13-9 lead at the break. Read more

by Eastword Staff
The Choctaw boys’ basketball team defeated the Mustang Broncos 53-52 in overtime Tuesday night. Tyler Gossett tied the game with 13 seconds left in regulation, and Reggie Wright sank the front end of a 1-and-1 with 2.8 seconds to go in the overtime period to seal the victory. Read more

by Tim Farley
Carl Albert High School senior Jaryl Blackwell, center, signs a letter of intent to play soccer at Ottawa University in Ottawa, Kansas. Watching Blackwell sign are his parents and coaches.. Read more

by Eastword Staff
(Varsity girls play first followed by varsity boys games). Read more

by Tim Farley
Carl Albert soccer player Ciara Mitchell, center, signs a letter to intent to play with the University of Central Oklahoma next season. Mitchell, a midfielder and forward, is a four-year starter with 33 goals and 55 assists heading into her senior season. Read more

by Tim Farley

“From a defensive stand point we played really well.” Bomber coach Dewayne Bradley said. “We didn’t allow them to do anything on offense and that created a lot of turnovers. Because of our effort on defense we scored, and then when we scored we got more confidence on offense so everything just kind of snow balled in the first half.”

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by Tim Farley
The No. 2-ranked Midwest City Lady Bombers used a stifling defense to create numerous scoring chances and overwhelmed the Westmoore Lady Jaguars 70-25 Friday night at Sutton Fieldhouse. Read more

by Tim Farley
Senior Layton Hurley scored a game-high 23 points to pace the Choctaw Lady Yellowjackets to a 48-32 Metro Conference victory Tuesday. Read more

by Tim Farley
Edmond Memorial squeezed out a 48-46 win over Midwest City in a battle of top-five teams Tuesday night at Sutton Fieldhouse. Read more