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"North" to Stillwater
Edmond North did it again.
The robust Husky golf team romped to their ninth consecutive Class 6A state championship Tuesday at Karsten Creek Golf Club in Stillwater.
The Huskies won it in a landslide, clearing second-place Jenks by a whopping 27 strokes with four players placing in the top 10 individually.
North carded a three-round total of 884, including a smoking 282 aided by Hayden Wood’s 6-under-par 66 in the middle session. Jenks placed second (911), Edmond Santa Fe third (912) and Edmond Memorial fourth (926). -
Cobb ends Edmond North's season on the diamond
Edmond North just could not get anything going against crafty Broken Arrow right-hander Trey Cobb, who eliminated the Huskies from the Class 6A state tournament on a 2-hitter at Deer Creek High School Friday.
The 6-1 setback ends North’s season at 27-7 while the Tigers will take on Owasso tonight at 6:30 at Shawnee High School in the semifinals.
The Huskies’ lone hits came from catcher Jonathan Davis (1-for-2) and Justin Reynolds (1-for-3) while designated hitter Cody Daylor drew a pair of walks. But Cobb mixed in his 91 mile-per-hour fastball perfectly with astute breaking pitches to limit Edmond North to just .095 (2-for-21) hitting.
Trailing 3-nothing in the top of the sixth, Husky Scott Johnson scored on a Reynolds groundout to keep North in the game. -
Oak Tree National announces Trophy Club, weekly ticket options for 2014 U.S. Senior Open Championship at Oak Tree National
Tickets for the 35th U.S. Senior Open Championship, conducted by the United States Golf Association (USGA), at Oak Tree National July 7-13, 2014, are now on sale.
“There is a tradition of extraordinary golf championships in Oklahoma, from the high level of competition, to the memorable finishes, to the enormous galleries,” stated General Chairman Ed Evans. “We expect to welcome and entertain 140,000 spectators and have developed attractive ticket options for those that purchase early.” -
SLIDESHOW: Wolves fall to Owasso in state baseball tournament
Not much went right for the the Edmond Santa Fe Wolves in their first-round state playoff game against Owasso Thursday evening. The Wolves managed just three hits in taking an 11-1 loss to the Rams at Shawnee High School.
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UCO wins women's golf Super Regional
Central Oklahoma put four players in the 70s and rolled to a runaway win in the NCAA Division II Super Regional Three Tournament in St. Joseph, Mo. Tuesday.
It’s the first-ever regional title for the Bronchos, who got 77s from Erica Bensch and Taylor Neidy and 78s from Aly Seng and Tressa Brumley in firing a final-round 310 at the par-72 St. Joseph Country Club.
UCO finished the three-day, 54-hole event with a 951 total to claim its third straight tournament win, finishing 13 shots ahead of runner-up Augustana and 24 clear of third-place Northeastern State. Those three teams advance to the NCAA Division II Women’s Golf Championships, set for May 15-18 in Daytona Beach, Fla. -
Huskies win state team golf title 9 years running
Edmond North did it again.
The robust Husky golf team romped to their ninth consecutive Class 6A state championship Tuesday at Karsten Creek Golf Club in Stillwater.
The Huskies won it in a landslide, clearing second-place Jenks by a whopping 27 strokes with four players placing in the top 10 individually.
North carded a three-round total of 884, including a smoking 282 aided by Haydon Wood’s 6-under-par 66 in the middle session. Jenks placed second (911), Edmond Santa Fe third (912) and Edmond Memorial fourth (926).
For the second straight spring, Santa Fe’s Max McGreevy lassoed the individual championship, outdueling North’s Nick Heinen on the second playoff hole Tuesday. -
SLIDESHOW: Lady Antlers, Huskies head to state soccer finals
Two Edmond soccer teams will vie for state championships later this week.
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Getting the rust out
Dillon Rust continued a late-season surge with a three-under-par 69 to pace Central Oklahoma on the opening day of the NCAA Division II Central/Midwest Regional in Kenosha, Wis. Monday.
The Bronchos finished with a one-over-par 289 total at the 6,964-yard, par-72 The Club at Strawberry Creek and are fifth in the team standings. Missouri-St. Louis leads at five-under 283, followed by Bellarmine (285) , Nebraska-Kearney (287), Central Missouri (287) and UCO.
Second-round play in the three-day, 54-hole tournament was played today and wraps up Wednesday. The top-five teams from the 20-team field advance to the to the championship finals, set for May 20-24 in Hersey, Pa. -
UCO softballers receive at-large bid
No. 12-ranked Central Oklahoma received an at-large bid into the NCAA Division II Softball Championship Monday morning and will travel to Hays, Kan. this weekend for the Central Region I Tournament.
The Bronchos, 42-11 on the season, are the No. 4 seed in the eight-team Central Region that is split into two four-team tournaments this weekend. -
Bulldogs head into state riding regional championship
The Edmond Memorial boys once again proved to be the cream of the crop in a tennis tournament on Monday. The Bulldogs achieved the regional title and are gearing up for the state tournament with matches beginning at 9 a.m. at the Oklahoma City Tennis Center Friday and Saturday. From left, Jacob Santanna, McCann Bell, Jacob Gillespie, Coach Plant, Steven Wolfe, Craig Mays and Preston Choi.
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