INOLA —
Inola sophomore guard Travis Hall worked his magic on the outside, while senior post Joe McFeeters dominated the interior.
The inside-outside combination had 10 points each and helped lead Inola to a 62-43 victory over Chelsea in non-conference action Tuesday night.
Chelsea stole the spotlight in the first quarter, holding on to a 15-14 lead.
But, Inola caught fire and never looked back, outscoring Chelsea, 19-3 and going into halftime up 33-18.
Along with Hall and McFeeters, sophomore post Casey Gill tallied nine points while sophomore forward Aaron Davis added eight.
The Longhorns blew open the game in the third quarter and extended their lead to 46-32.
Drew Tyler sparked Chelsea with 18 points and Anthony Ricks had eight.
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Sequoyah High School senior Cadence Wong was named as part of Oklahoma’s Academic All State Class of 2012.
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TSCRA Rangers deliver reward money to sheriff’s department
Rogers County Sheriff Scott Walton recently received reward money from agents with the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association, which will soon be distributed to tipsters in a case involving the bow and arrow deaths of several livestock.
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GRDA is bringing power into the future
The Claremore Chamber of Commerce hosted Dan Sullivan as the guest speaker during the monthly luncheon Thursday at Rogers State University Centennial Center.
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Verdigris run-rules Claremore, 9-1
The two-time defending Class 3A state champion Verdigris Cardinals claimed summer bragging rights over the Claremore Zebras with a 9-1 victory Thursday night at Legion Field.
Blake Battenfield tossed a complete game, fanning six Zebras in five innings. He gave up four hits and allowed a run in the bottom of the second inning. -
Deaton named Oologah boys hoops coach
Elk City’s Jim Deaton was hired earlier this month to lead the Oologah boys basketball program.
For the past nine years, Deaton has guided the Elk City Elks in Class 4A.
Under Deaton’s leadership this past season, the Elks were 10-16 and reached the area tournament.
Deaton has been coaching for more than 20 years and has taken three different schools to the state tournament. -
Price was Right in Green Country All-Star Game
It was a clean sweep for Gold over Blue in a trio of Green Country All Star Basketball games Thursday at the Catoosa Indian Activity Center.
The second boys game was the most competitive with the end result a 75-65 Gold victory. Gold won 67-52 in the first boys game and the girls game was a 70-39 romp. -
SUMMIT LEAGUE BASEBALL TOURNAMENT: ORU comes from behind to win
No. 1 Oral Roberts scored two runs in the bottom of the eighth inning to beat No. 4 Southern Utah 2-1 in game two of the 2012 Summit League Baseball Tournament, presented by Currington Mortgage, Thursday night.
ORU (34-22) had just two hits through seven innings, but got three in the eighth, including a double by Jose Trevino to score Brandon Healy and tie the game. Cam Schiller followed with a single down the left field line to score Trevino, which proved to be the go-ahead run. -
BIG 12 BASEBALL TOURNAMENT: Kansas knocks out Texas
The Texas Longhorns were sent home from the Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship with a 4-2 loss against the Kansas Jayhawks on Thursday afternoon at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark.
Kansas (22-33) jumped out to an early lead in the bottom of the first and the Longhorns were never able to make up the deficit. It marked the first time Texas was eliminated after two games since 2001. In 2010, Texas went 0-3 in pool play at the tournament. -
BIG 12 BASEBALL TOURNAMENT: K-State eliminates Oklahoma State
Oklahoma State’s season came to an end Thursday at the Big 12 Baseball Championship as eighth-seeded Kansas State defeated the No. 5-seed Cowboys, 11-5, at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark.
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BIG 12 BASEBALL TOURNAMENT: OU stuns No. 3 Baylor 3-2
Another Big 12 Championship game ended in walk-off fashion on Thursday for the No. 25 Sooners as Evan Mistich legged out an infield single to score Erik Ross in the ninth inning of a 3-2 win over No. 3 ranked Baylor.
I was just trying to hit it hard somewhere, just put it in play,” said Mistich. “I was just trying to get down the line as quick as aI could and beat the throw.” - More Mobile Headlines
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