Sports
Baseball roundup
Looper pitches no-hitter, Rosser has four hits as NRC rolls
Lady Redskins edge Bethel in extra inning of slow-pitch play
McLOUD - McLoud built a lead, lost the lead, tied the game and then won the game against Bethel in extra innings.
McLoud girls earn 10-0 soccer victory over Astec Charter
McLoud picked up a second district win Monday night with a 10-0 mercy-rule victory over Astec Charter.
Wood fires no-hitter as Wolves complete sweep of Tulsa Hale
Right-hander Corbin Wood fired a five-inning no-hitter while allowing just two baserunners as the Shawnee Wolves completed a baseball doubleheader sweep with a 13-0 rout of Tulsa Hale Monday night at Memorial Park’s Ed Skelton Field. Earlier in the day, Derrock Criswell, also a right-hander, had a pitching gem of his own as he gave up just two hits and two walks while striking out seven as Shawnee tripped the Rangers 11-1, also in five innings.
Bethel shuts out Little Axe 11-0 in four innings
LITTLE AXE – Kinley Anthony had a 2-for-3 outing from the plate with three runs batted in and scored twice as the Bethel Lady Wildcats clipped the Little Axe Lady Indians 11-0 in four innings.
NRC, Bethel divide Friday baseball doubleheader
North Rock Creek and Bethel split a doubleheader Friday in two very different games. The Cougars won the opening game 13-0 but the Wildcats rebounded in game two for a 2-1 win.
Dale rolls to 4-0 mark in Bill Tipton Classic
Jack Rooker and Jett Higdon each connected for a home run among Dale’s 10 hits as the Pirates routed the Elgin Owls 13-3 in five innings Saturday to earn the championship of the Bill Tipton Classic.
Fire bounces back from loss to defeat Enid at home
Following their first loss in nearly two years, the Potawatomi Fire bounced back with a 127-113 win over the Enid Outlaws at FireLake Arena.
Tecumseh tops Southmoore, Cache in Thursday slow-pitch play
MOORE – The Tecumseh Lady Savages combined for 36 hits over two games as they defeated host Southmoore 10-7 and held off Cache 14-11 in slow-pitch softball action on Thursday. Tecumseh 10, Southmoore 7 Cadence Leba and Jessi Hull cranked out one home run apiece as the Lady Savages piled up 17 total hits.