OSU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
Bears keep winning
No. 3 Baylor won its 17th straight game
Wednesday night, knocking off No. 23
Oklahoma State 77-64 in Waco, Texas.
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SPORTS
Thursday, February 1, 2018
THUNDER
Thunder focused on defense
WASHINGTON, D.C. — For
two weeks, nobody could
slow down the Thunder.
During an eight-game
winning streak that came
to a halt against the Wiz-
ards on Tuesday, Okla-
homa City averaged
116.4 points per game, its
offense an unstoppable
force.
That masked the
fact that lately, OKC’s
defense has been quite
the movable object.
Over those five games,
Oklahoma City allowed
112.8 points per game,
worse than all but four
NBA teams in the same
eight-day span.
So after its 102-96 loss
O U GY M N A S T I C S
Maggie
Nichols
is already
a hero
Jenni
Carlson
jcarlson@
oklahoman.com
COMMENTARY
J
ust as Maggie
Nichols released
the high bar and
floatedtoward the low
one, the crowd erupted.
Another gymnast had
scored a perfect 10,
and when the score
flashed, the home team's
fans went berserk.
The visiting Nichols
didn't flinch.
She finished her
uneven bars routine like
a boss, swinging and
soaring and even sticking
the landing for a score
just shy perfect.
Tenacious? Strong?
Powerful?
Nichols is all those
things.
But it's not just
because of how the Okla-
homa standout handled
that nerve-wracking
moment last week in
Florida. Or that she
became the nation's top-
ranked college gymnast
after recording the top
all-around scorein the
country this season.
She's done all that
SEE NICHOLS, 7B
MARVELOUS MAGGIE
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action? Here’s a look at the
Sooners’ next five meets:
Sunday: at UCLA, 3 p.m.,
ESPN
Feb. 11: vs. North Carolina,
3:45 p.m.
Feb. 16: Perfect 10 Challenge,
Cox Convention Center,
Oklahoma City, 6:45 p.m.
Feb. 23: vs. West Virginia,
6:45 p.m.
March 3: vs. Michigan, 3:45 p.m.
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THUNDER
to Washington on Tues-
day, Billy Donovan took
some solace in the way
his team guarded, even
as it lost for the first time
since Jan. 10.
“With the way we were
playing defense the last
five games, if we would
have played defense like
that tonight, we wouldn’t
have even given our-
selves a chance to be in
the game,” Donovan said.
WA R R E N S PA H N AWA R D
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw stands by his Warren Spahn Award at the Oklahoma City Golf & Country
Club on Wednesday night. It was the fourth time that Kershaw has received the Spahn Award as the best left-handed
pitcher in baseball. [PHOTO BY BRYAN TERRY, THE OKLAHOMAN]
Kershaw awarded but
eyes World Series return
Clayton Kershaw
wants to move forward
with spring training fast
approaching. But he
admits the offseason made
that a little tougher.
It’s the sting of losing
Game 7 of the World Series
that lingered.
“Losing’s no fun,” Ker-
shaw said.
Kershaw received the
Warren Spahn Award for
a fourth time as baseball’s
top left-handed pitcher
Wednesday night at the
Oklahoma City Golf &
Country Club.
His return trip to Okla-
This year more than ever I understand what it feels like to lose and lose that seventh game.
That’s what keeps me coming back and keeps me wanting to win games for my team and
win a World Series. That doesn’t come with complacency.”
Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitcher Clayton Kershaw
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Milestone win
Vionise Pierre-Louis scored 26 points
and had 13 rebounds to lead Oklahoma
to a 68-49 victory over Kansas State
Wednesday, the 800th win in program
history.
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THUNDER VS
NUGGETS
When: 9:30 p.m. Thursday
Where: Pepsi Center,
Denver
TV: FS Oklahoma (Cox 37/
HD 722, Dish 412, DirecTV
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TNT (Cox 31/HD 730; Dish
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108/1108)
Radio: WWLS-AM 640/98.1 FM
“That’s gonna happen.
You’re gonna have guys
SEE THUNDER, 5B
Jacob
Unruh
junruh@
oklahoman.com
SPORTS
homa City ties the record
set by Hall of Famer Randy
Johnson.
But the Big Unit won
a World Series. For Ker-
shaw,winning that is more
important than ever.
“This year more than
ever I understand what it
feels like to lose and lose
that seventh game,” Ker-
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The Wizards’ Markieff Morris throws down a dunk against
the Thunder on Tuesday. Though Oklahoma City lost to the
Wizards, its defense showed some positive signs. [AP PHOTO]
shaw said. “That’s what
keeps me coming back and
keeps me wanting to win
games for my team and
win a World Series. That
doesn’t come with com-
placency.”
Kershaw dealt with a
back injury for the sec-
ond straight season and
pitched a rehab game in
OKC in August, produc-
ing a near-capacity crowd
at Chickasaw Bricktown
Ballpark.
He still won 18 games
and featured a 2.31 ERA
and 202 strikeouts in 175
innings. He ultimately
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pitched three times in the
World Series, including a
relief appearance in Game
7 on short rest.
There was little doubt
he remained the top left-
handed pitcher in baseball.
“He’s got great mechan-
ics, even though his
windup is a little tough,
and he’s dedicated,” Hall
of Fame pitcher Fergie
Jenkins said. “He wants
to win. A lot of young
pitchers they’ll settle for
100 pitches and maybe get
a no-decision. I don’t think
SEE KERSHAW, 8B
Ryan Sharp Sports Editor
405-475-3333
rsharp@oklahoman.com
INSIDE
OU MEN’S
BASKETBALL
Breakout game for
Odomes
Rashard Odomes
scored a season-high
18 points in Okla-
homa’s 98-96 win
over Baylor Tuesday
night. The Copperas
Cove, Texas junior is
becoming more of an
offensive threat for
the Sooners.
PAGE 3B
OSU MEN’S
BASKETBALL
Providing a spark
Sophomore Cam
McGriff is providing a
lift off the bench and
has arguably been
the Cowboys best
player the past two
games.
PAGE 4B
NFL
Goodell interested
in catch rule
NFL commissioner
Roger Goodell wants
the competition com-
mittee to look into
the “Catch Rule.”
PAGE 2B
NBA
Ex-OKC
player killed
Rasual Butler, who
died along with his
wife in a car crash
Wednesday morning,
played for the New
Orleans Hornets’
teams that called
Oklahoma City home
for two seasons.
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P R E P PA R A D E
Lolofie trying to make comeback
Jacob
Unruh
junruh@
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HIGH SCHOOLS
Robert Lolofie travels
Utah and a portion of
Wyoming nearly every
day with a single purpose
— ministering.   2014. Last year’s win-
A Mormon missionary,
Lolofie has spent nearly
two years with the goal.
He’s lived with another
missionary and met
thousands of people.
But he can’t stop
thinking about football.
“I just miss the hits.
I miss hitting people,”
Lolofie said Tuesday in a
phone interview. “That
sounds bad, but I guess
overall I just miss the
game.”
A former star defen-
sive end at Carl Albert
High School, Lolofie is
different than the thou-
sands of football play-
ers who will make their
college decision official
during next week’s
National Signing Day.
He’s now 21 years old
and hoping for a come-
back.
“I know I’m going to
do good and get some
playing time,” Lolofie
said. “I guess time will
tell for sure.”
Lolofie once turned
heads with his raw
ability on the field. As
H I G H S C H O O L B A S K E T BA L L S CO R E B OA R D
TUESDAY’S RESULTS
Boys
City Area
Agra 45, Coyle 43
Bethel 57, McLoud 55, OT
Blanchard 45, Tuttle 42
Calumet 74, SW Covenant 62
Carl Albert 74, Ardmore 65
Chandler 57, Meeker 47
Chisholm 55, Okla. Christian Aca. 38
Choctaw 62, Lawton Ike 61
Community Chr. 54, Wayne 38
Dale 54, Chr. Heritage 49
Davenport 62, Ripley 48
Deer Creek 64, Moore 54
Del City 67, McGuinness 66
Destiny Christian 59, Crossings Chr. 48
Dibble 65, Elmore City 62
Edmond North 61, Westmoore 55
Edmond Santa Fe 74, Stillwater 55
El Reno 91, Elk City 57
Heritage Hall 43, Mount St. Mary 40
Holdenville 69, Noble 54
John Marshall 80, Classen 63
Jones 55, Little Axe 44
Kingfisher 82, Bethany 52
Konawa 62, Lexington 51
Mannford 62, Perkins 37
Marlow 56, Pauls Valley 28
Midwest City 83, Lawton 54
Millwood 65, Capitol Hill 45
Minco 68, Hydro-Eakly 54
Mustang 66, Yukon 64
Newcastle 57, Chickasha 53
Norman 45, Edmond Memorial 32
Norman North 85, Southmoore 42
Northwest 78, Hoops for Christ 53
Okarche 71, Crescent 41
Oklahoma Christian 83, Crooked Oak 64
Piedmont 62, Western Heights 36
Purcell 56, Washington 43
Putnam City 86, Putnam West 63
Putnam North 94, Enid 59
Seminole 64, Tecumseh 59
Shawnee 68, Guthrie 43
Southeast 87, Centennial 62
Union City 60, Corn Bible 27
U.S. Grant 100, ASTEC 59
Wewoka 75, Harding Prep 61
State
Ada 65, McAlester 31
Alex 57, Chattanooga 52
Atoka 76, Silo 75
Balko 52, Boise City 48
Barnsdall 49, Hominy 27
Bartlesville 58, Sapulpa 50
Beggs 82, Eufaula 64
Bennington 62, Boswell 57
Blair 52, Erick 39
Bristow 62, Berryhill 61
Buffalo 56, Sharon-Mutual 41
Buffalo Valley 60, Haileyville 19
Byng 57, Dickson 52
Caddo 57, Kiowa 53, OT
Caney 40, Colbert 32
Caney Valley 38, Mounds 28
Carnegie 54, Burns Flat 42
Catoosa 54, Miami 41
Central Sallisaw 47, Quinton 46
Clayton 50, Smithville 49
Cleveland 54, Cushing 48
Coalgate 57, Tushka 44
Colcord 45, Bluejacket 44
Coleman 49, Soper 38
Comanche 48, Marietta 46
Commerce 44, Foyil 38, OT
Cordell 40, Snyder 35
Covington-Douglas 83, Drummond 49
Coweta 77, Skiatook 46
Cyril 66, Sterling 57
Davis 67, Lone Grove 64
Dewar 91, Crowder 49
Dewey 86, Nowata 74
Drumright 56, Liberty 49
Duke 60, Granite 37
Earlsboro 81, Bowlegs 29
Elgin 56, Anadarko 50
Fairview 58, Thomas 36
Fort Cobb-Broxton 53, Apache 49
Fort Gibson 95, Seq. Claremore 48
Fox 76, Thackerville 37
Freedom 70, Taloga 42
Frontier 71, Blackwell 38
Gans 58, Porter 43
Geronimo 56, Ryan 37
Glencoe 101, Prue 59
Glenpool 68, Claremore 55
Goodwell 65, Beaver 58
Hammon 58, Canute 54
Hartshorne 64, Stigler 44
Haskell 76, Henryetta 46
Healdton 45, Wilson 37
Hilldale 86, Verdigris 81, OT
Hobart 83, Frederick 43
Hooker 63, Turpin 26
Indianola 57, Calvin 50
Jay 60, Inola 57
Jenks 76, Muskogee 68
Kansas 65, Adair 34
Kellyville 63, Morris 42
Keota 72, Bokoshe 32
Ketchum 77, Sperry 74
Kiefer 54, Depew 49
Kremlin-Hillsdale 53, Burlington 45
Latta 47, Allen 35
Laverne 76, Fargo 60
Lawton Mac 79, Altus 50
Leedey 79, Mooreland 40
Lookeba-Sickles 70, Arapaho 32
Mangum 74, Navajo 57
Carl Albert’s Robert Lolofie, left, celebrates with coach
Gary Rose during the Class 5A state championship in 2012.
Lolofie has spent the past two years on a Mormon mission
and is looking to return to football. [PHOTO BY CHRIS LANDS-
BERGER, THE OKLAHOMAN]
a senior in 2013, he was
named to The Oklaho-
man’s All-State team as
an offensive lineman. He
had 62 tackles and two
sacks on defense.
For a young kid who
had picked up football
as a sophomore, he was
making huge strides. He
received several schol-
arship offers, but ulti-
mately took a preferred
walk-on roster spot at
Oklahoma State. After
one year, though, he felt
like he needed to make a
change.
He was struggling
spiritually. He met with
his church leader. Three
of Lolofie’s six siblings
had gone on to do mis-
sionary work. Another
sister will leave later this
year for her mission.
Ultimately, he decided
Mustang’s DeShawn Franklin and Yukon’s Carson Price fight for a rebound during Tuesday’s high school basketball game at Mustang
High School. [PHOTO BY SARAH PHIPPS, THE OKLAHOMAN]
Medford 75, Shidler 56
Merritt 61, Cheyenne 46
Midway 80, Hanna 57
Morrison 54, Tonkawa 43
Moss 53, Wetumka 40
New Lima 76, Strother 64
Ninnekah 74, Cement 33
Oilton 75, Mulhall-Orlando 62
Oklahoma Union 76, Chelsea 49
Oktaha 66, Okay 55
Paden 70, Carney 39
Panama 72, Arkoma 46
Pioneer 50, Garber 49
Plainview 84, Tishomingo 38
Pond Creek-Hunter 90, Lomega 53
Porum 63, Weleetka 61
Prague 39, Stroud 24
Pryor 71, Collinsville 68, OT
Quapaw 68, Afton 42
Rattan 72, Fort Towson 36
Regent Prep 41, Holland Hall 36
Ringwood 69, Waynoka 55
Riverfield 57, Mason 22
Roland 48, Muldrow 29
Salina 60, Chouteau 57
Sand Springs 60, Bixby 42
Savanna 59, Canadian 49
Seiling 72, Vici 42
Seq. Tahlequah 57, Okmulgee 40
Shattuck 65, Arnett 38
Spiro 73, Poteau 57
Springer 55, OSD 27
Stilwell 72, Checotah 55
Stonewall 72, Calera 46
Stratford 74, Wynnewood 53
Stuart 44, Roff 43
Sulphur 81, Madill 56
Summit Christian 65, Wright Chr. 38
Tahlequah 61, Grove 49
Talihina 75, Pocola 47
Texhoma 57, Forgan 55
Timberlake 70, Cimarron 65
Tipton 59, Sentinel 44
Tulsa Edison 76, Tulsa NOAH 63
Tulsa McLain 65, Tulsa Central 53
on his own that it was
time to go on a mission,
leaving behind his family
and friends.
“As a mother, I was
really happy he chose to
go on a mission,” said
Ann Lolofie, Robert’s
mom. “What I believe is
football is great, and he
loves it and I love it, and
that kind of thing might
help him in his life, but
the mission will help him
through the eternities.”
Lolofie realizes there
may be challenges to his
comeback.
He hadn’t played
much football before
leaving and now he
hasn’t played in two
years. But he said OSU
coaches told him he
would have played as
a sophomore and even
earned a scholarship.
Tulsa Memorial 86, Tulsa Hale 56
Tulsa Union 62, Owasso 58
Tulsa Webster 70, Tulsa Rogers 61
Tupelo 62, Wapanucka 21
Tyrone 67, Yarbrough 24
Vanoss 51, Okemah 40
Varnum 82, Sasakwa 50
Velma-Alma 65, Waurika 35
Verden 67, Gracemont 63
Vian 68, Warner 53
Victory Christian 49, Lincoln Chr. 39
Wagoner 50, Locust Grove 47
Walters 49, Central Marlow 45
Watonga 52, Okeene 30
Weatherford 62, Clinton 56
Webbers Falls 60, Gore 54
Whitesboro 80, LeFlore 27
Wilburton 59, Heavener 42
Woodland 71, Copan 56
Woodward 49, Alva 47
Wright City 79, Valliant 54
Wyandotte 84, Fairland 36
Girls
City Area
Ardmore 60, Carl Albert 34
Asher 57, Macomb 21
ASTEC 56, U.S. Grant 40
Blanchard 40, Tuttle 37, OT
Chisholm 52, Okla. Christian Aca. 42
Choctaw 60, Lawton Ike 37
Chr. Heritage 43, Dale 40, OT
Classen 68, John Marshall 22
Community Chr. 48, Wayne 38
Coyle 43, Agra 36
Crossings Christian 48, Destiny Chr. 25
Edmond Memorial 53, Norman 34
Edmond Santa Fe 59, Stillwater 49
Elk City 51, El Reno 29
Elmore City 40, Dibble 18
Holdenville 67, Noble 57
Hydro-Eakly 63, Minco 61, OT
Jones 54, Little Axe 27
Kingfisher 45, Bethany 32
Konawa 51, Lexington 20
Carl Albert’s Robert Lolofie, right, forces a fumble from
Tulsa East Central’s Trevaughn Cherry during the 2012
Class 5A state championship. [PHOTO BY CHRIS LANDSBERGER, THE
OKLAHOMAN]
Lolofie has also spent
30 minutes a day exer-
cising during the mis-
sion, but not with proper
weights or machines.
“That’s been tough,”
Lolofie said. “I still feel
like I can get back into it
if I can have a little bit of
time, a month or two.”
So far, some schools
feel the same.
Lolofie said Central
Oklahoma, Oklahoma
Baptist and Southwest-
ern Oklahoma State have
all offered scholarships.
Lindsay 46, Bridge Creek 31
Marlow 60, Pauls Valley 54
McGuinness 70, Del City 56
McLoud 52, Bethel 49, OT
Meeker 46, Chandler 40
Midwest City 59, Lawton 31
Moore 62, Deer Creek 59
Mount St. Mary 54, Heritage Hall 17
Mustang 51, Yukon 39
Newcastle 59, Chickasha 24
Norman North 59, Southmoore 35
Northwest 58, Hoops for Christ 41
Okarche 51, Crescent 36
Oklahoma Christian 67, Crooked Oak 19
Perkins 55, Mannford 33
Piedmont 47, Western Heights 27
Purcell 62, Washington 48
Putnam North 75, Enid 50
Putnam West 77, Putnam City 58
Seminole 57, Tecumseh 36
Shawnee 37, Guthrie 21
Southeast 65, Centennial 47
SW Covenant 54, Calumet 44
Union City 49, Corn Bible 24
Wellston 53, Pawnee 41
Westmoore 62, Edmond North 60
Wewoka 60, Harding Prep 37
State
Adair 57, Kansas 47
Alex 57, Chattanooga 29
Anadarko 61, Elgin 49, OT
Apache 51, Fort Cobb-Broxton 37
Bartlesville 42, Sapulpa 36
Beaver 58, Goodwell 43
Beggs 51, Eufaula 45, OT
Berryhill 58, Bristow 22
Bluejacket 43, C olcord 35
Boise City 31, Balko 26
Boswell 50, Bennington 38
Broken Arrow 33, Tulsa Kelley 18
Buffalo 49, Sharon-Mutual 36
Buffalo Valley 48, Haileyville 28
Burlington 49, Kremlin-Hillsdale 37
Byng 64, Dickson 55
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BYU has given him a
chance to be a preferred
walk-on. He remains in
contact with OSU.   behind their ace.
It’s those schools that
help prove his mission
was worth it.
“It’s really been the
greatest experience of
my life,” Lolofie said. “I
don’t regret leaving OSU.
I know that I made the
right decision. I can see
the payoffs that are going
to last 30-40 years in the
future because I’m serv-
ing right now.”
Caddo 53, Kiowa 31
Calvin 46, Indianola 27
Caney 57, Colbert 41
Canute 59, Hammon 47
Carnegie 44, Burns Flat 34
Catoosa 60, Miami 30
Cave Springs 49, Braggs 24
Central Marlow 48, Walters 20
Chelsea 54, Oklahoma Union 46
Cheyenne 40, Merritt 30
Chouteau 64, Salina 42
Claremore 33, Glenpool 21
Comanche 62, Marietta 21
Commerce 24, Foyil 23
Cordell 50, Snyder 22
Crowder 59, Dewar 53
Cushing 69, Cleveland 29
Cyril 59, Sterling 27
Dewey, 47, Nowata 35
Drummond 35, Covington-Douglas 27
Erick 60, Blair 25
Fairview 52, Thomas 45
Fletcher 33, Binger-Oney 29
Forgan 49, Texhoma 30
Fort Gibson 79, Seq. Claremore 11
Freedom 63, Taloga 23
Frontier 72, Blackwell 42
Garber 30, Pioneer 21
Geronimo 45, Ryan 33
Glencoe 89, Prue 23
Gracemont 46, Verden 45
Grandfield 77, Lawton Christian 15
Granite 56, Duke 34
Hartshorne 35, Stigler 25
Healdton 54, Wilson 27
Heavener 56, Wilburton 48
Hobart 60, Frederick 52
Holland Hall 86, Regent Prep 45
Hominy 51, Barnsdall 42
Hooker 52, Turpin 35
Hulbert 44, Oaks 31
Inola 70, Jay 35
Jenks 90, Muskogee 36
Kellyville 52, Morris 48
Kiefer 53, Depew 17
KERSHAW
CONTINUED FROM 1B
he’s that guy.”
Known for his fieriness
on the mound, Kershaw
is recovered from what
he said was a quick off-
season.
He’s hoping to remain
healthy, because he
believes if he takes the
ball every five days the
rest will work out. So far
throughout his career, it
has. He won the Spahn
Award in 2011, 2013 and
ner Jon Lester even said
during his speech that he
only won because Ker-
shaw injured his back.
“He’s been here almost
as much as me,” Warren
Spahn’s son Greg said
about Kershaw. A fifth
trip to OKC next year
would set the record on
the 20th anniversary of
the award.
“I definitely don’t take
it for granted, for sure,”
Kershaw said.
If he does return, he’s
hoping the next offseason
is again short, but a little
sweeter. The Dodgers
are again built to win and
could take the next step
“Every year you think
about getting that World
Series and winning that
World Series,” Kershaw
said. “I think for us to
experience that this year,
I know for me personally
to understand what it’s
like to be in the World
Series, I think it can only
help and entice your
appetite for one of those
things.”
Latta 36, Allen 29
Laverne 38, Fargo 33
Lawton Mac 48, Altus 42
Leedey 63, Mooreland 36
Liberty 45, Drumright 41
Locust Grove 41, Wagoner 29
Lomega 77, Pond Creek-Hunter 44
Lone Grove 53, Davis 36
Lookeba-Sickles 57, Arapaho 40
McAlester 47, Ada 40
Medford 48, Shidler 24
Midway 62, Hanna 19
Milburn 66, Victory Life 37
Mounds 61, Caney Valley 36
Muldrow 67, Roland 27
Mulhall-Orlando 65, Oilton 52
Navajo 61, Mangum 29
New Lima 65, Strother 45
Owasso 51, Tulsa Union 31
Panama 64, Arkoma 27
Paoli 43, Wanette 13
Pocola 57, Talihina 35
Porter 59, Gans 19
Prague 67, Stroud 25
Pryor 53, Collinsville 41
Quapaw 48, Afton 30
Quinton 35, Central Sallisaw 33
Rattan 36, Fort Towson 26
Ringling 43, Turner 35
Riverfield 37, Mason 32
Sand Springs 69, Bixby 56
Sasakwa 56, Varnum 51
Savanna 72, Canadian 31
Sayre 52, Hollis 36
Seiling 58, Vici 55
Seq. Tahlequah 67, Okmulgee 48
Shattuck 72, Arnett 32
Silo 48, Atoka 43
Skiatook 58, Coweta 57
Smithville 60, Clayton 37
Soper 56, Coleman 26
Sperry 58, Ketchum 34
Spiro 53, Poteau 47, OT
Springer 54, OSD 34
Stilwell 64, Checotah 27
Stonewall 56, Calera 42
Stringtown 39, Pittsburg 29
Stuart 55, Roff 51
Sulphur 70, Madill 49
Tahlequah 49, Grove 42
Thackerville 53, Fox 35
Timberlake 61, Cimarron 41
Tipton 58, Sentinel 43
Tonkawa 53, Morrison 42
Tulsa Edison 48, Tulsa NOAH 30
Tulsa Memorial 61, Tulsa Hale 36
Tulsa Rogers 67, Tulsa Webster 19
Tulsa Washington 61, T. East Central 53
Tushka 54, Coalgate 33
Tyrone 71, Yarbrough 35
Valliant 57, Wright City 51
Vanoss 42, Okemah 31
Velma-Alma 72, Waurika 30
Verdigris 71, Hilldale 40
Vian 32, Warner 24
Victory Christian 46, Lincoln Chr. 16
Vinita 63, Oologah 52
Watonga 39, Okeene 20
Waynoka 45, Ringwood 43
Weatherford 48, Clinton 29
Webbers Falls 39, Gore 27
Weleetka 52, Porum 49
Whitesboro 53, LeFlore 24
Woodward 66, Alva 26
Wyandotte 56, Fairland 37
Wynnewood 50, Stratford 32
TUESDAY’S GAMES
Boys
NORMAN 45, ED. MEMORIAL 32
Norman 12 9 14 10—45
Edmond Memorial 6 10 7 9—32
Norman—Ogle 16, Holman 15, Emmert 6,
Paden 3, Holmes 3, Williams 2
EM—Tennial 10, Thonnet 9, King 5, Graves 3,
Youngblood 3, Sweat 2
BETHEL 57, MCLOUD 55, OT
McLoud 19 9 8 13 6—55
Bethel 15 13 9 12 8—57
McLoud—Mattapene 20, Vinson 13, Wilson
9, Cook 7, Willis 4, Zimmerman 2
Bethel—Gordon 16, Franklin 15, Pfeiff 7,
Wood 7, Acklin 6, Hall 3, Depuy 3
SOUTHEAST 87, CENTENNIAL 62
Centennial 13 9 19 21—62
Southeast 14 19 24 30—87
Centennial—Davis 22, Edmondson 16,
Mantle 8, Hoodley 8, Starmes 6, Cole 2
SE—Dawkins 28, Johnson 22, Roberson 11,
Allen 9, Conter 5, K. Freeman 4, Hines 3,
Taylor 2, J. Freeman 1, Anifowose 1
Girls
CHR. HERITAGE 43, DALE 40, OT
Chr. Heritage 5 3 12 17 6—43
Dale 9 7 7 14 3—40
CHA—Langerman 14, Davis 13, Nuthman 9,
Curtis 4, Parrish 3
Dale—Rutland 12, Nowakowski 8, Chastain
7, Witt 6, Thompson 5, Sheppard 1, Savage 1
MCLOUD 52, BETHEL 49, OT
McLoud 7 19 9 12 5—52
Bethel 8 14 13 12 2—49
McL—Hoover 17, Cardin 12, Boyer 8, Banks
8, Norwood 3, Wooten 2, Logan 2
Bethel—Wood 12, H. Gregory 11, Shaw 8,
Hanna 7, Winters 5, K. Gregory 4, O’Rorke 2