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THE ELK CITY DAILY N EWS, ELK CITY. OK LA HOM A
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15,2006
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JOHN W. CANNON
Sports Editor
No. 16 Sooners Seek Strong Finish
Junior High
Basketball Scores
By JEFF LATZKE
AP Sports Writer
NORMAN, Okla. (AP) - On
the rebound with a five-game
winning
streak. No.
Oklahoma
keeping its
preventing
letdown.
is focused
16
on
momentum and
a late-season
Much like last season, the
Sooners (8-2,5-1) have bounced
back from a loss to Texas by
putting together a string of
wins. But last season, the
Sooners' streak ended in their
next-to-last regular season
game on a disputed last-second "We've got a young group,
touchdown at Texas Tech, and my concern with a young
The Sooners want to avoid a group is young guys that have
similar fate this week at never played this much at the
Baylor (4-7,3-4)                 end of the year, they kind of
"What’ll matter is can we hit that wall,” Wilson said.
keep the progress going? Can
we keep improving this week? jhe Sooners' final two
Thats what kind of our regular season games provide
measuring stick has been with little opportunity to make a
ourself is getting ourself statement and move up in the
better," coach Bob Stoops said BCS standings. Oklahoma
Tuesday. "We've got areas that remains at No. 17 this week,
were still working on that we although five teams ahead of
feel we can improve, and the the Sooners were upset last
players see it plain as day." week.
Elk City 8th Grade Boys
40, BF/DC13___________
Game played 11/13/06 at the
Clinton Junior High
Tournament.
Scores by quarter - Elk City:
13. 7,14, 4. BF/DC: 2, 3, 5, 3. Elk
City hit six of 11 free throws.
Coach Scott’s comments:
“The eighth grade boys won
their first game of the season
advancing in the winners
bracket to face Altus. Steven
Ferguson scored 21 points and
Tommy Acuna added seven
points.”
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Elk City 8th Grade Boys
50, Altus 38
Game played 11/14/06 at
the Clinton Junior High
Tournament.
Scores by quarter - Elk
City: 14,11,18,7. Altus: 8,8,11,9.
Elk City hit 4 of 8 free throws
and is now 2-0 on the season.
Coach Scotts comments:
"Defense played hard and
forced several Altus mistakes.
Offense played well with
Steven Ferguson scoring 18
points and Will Davis adding
13. With the victory we
advance to the championship
game Thursday at 7:35 to face
the Alva/Clinton winner.
Of This
ELKs
MARLOW OUTLAW CLASSIC -
The Elk City youth wrestling
team competed at the Marlow
Outlaw Classic on November 11.
Front row left to right: Dillon
Prutch 3rd Div. II - 55 lbs, Justin
Freas 2nd Div. 11 83 .lbs, Cameron
Mills 3rd Div. 1 46 lbs, Treson
Brown 1" Div. I 37 .lbs. Back row:
Robert Brown 4th Div. III 70 .lbs,
Taylor Wattenbarger 1‘ Div III 80
.lbs, Kamron Coulter 1'' Div IV 96
lbs, Tyson Brown 2nd Div. III 55
.lbs. Not pictured: Hunter Newton
34 Div. I 55 .lbs, Zack Schrick 21
Div. II 75 lbs. (Photo provided)
Elk City 7 Grade Girls
29, Clinton 22
Game played 11/15/06 at
Clinton Junior High
Tournament.
Scores by quarter - Elk City:
22/Leing Clinton: Jonea 2 , ELK CITY SEVENTH GRADE - Elk City junior
Maddox 6, Muneref 4, Givens high basketball player Chase Fulcher goes up for
3                         a shot against Clinton yesterday during action at
Coach Jon Smithey the junior high Clinton Tournament. The Elk City
comments: "The girls played seventh grade boys lost to Clinton by a score of
very hard on the defensive          y        °
end and created lots Of steals   43-26. The score was tied eight all after one
on poor passes from Clinton,  quarter and the junior Elks were up 14 to 10 at the
If we play all year like we   half. Clinton pulled away 24 to 15 in the third,
played yesterday we will win  Fulcher had 12 points, Ferguson 5, Dugger 6 and
a lot of games.                 Wilson 3. (Staff photo by John W. Cannon)
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