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Ardmore’s going back to Ada. We think.
The Tigers routed Altus 49-8 on Friday at Noble Stadium, and with Ada’s 42-13 thumping of Deer Creek, a potential rematch at Norris Field is in the making next week in the first round of the playoffs.
The matchup hinges on the OSSAA’s ruling on Class 5A No. 1 Guthrie Wednesday. The Bluejays may be forced to forfeit eight games due to using an ineligble player through weeks 1-8. Guthrie (9-0) was the district champion in District 5A-1, but as it stands the Bluejays cannot participate in postseason play.
If the ruling holds up, Carl Albert will be awarded the district title, Ada will bump up to the 2-spot and Deer Creek will travel to Duncan for the first round.
Ardmore beat Ada 28-0 in week 1.
Against Altus, Ardmore (6-4, 5-2) jumped out to a 28-2 halftime lead. Juaren McGee finished with three touchdowns — a 31-yard TD run to open the scoring, a 55-yard punt return and an 8-yard run — and quarterback Travis Galbreath was 14-of-17 passing for 162 yards and three touchdowns.
Ashdon Perry led Ardmore with 98 yards rushing on nine first-half carries, and the Tigers forced five turnovers on Senior Night.
Plainview 37, Kingston 7
With Madill’s runaway over Pauls Valley and Purcell’s win over Lone Grove, Plainview settled for second in the District 3A-2 race to Purcell on Friday.
With just 1 minute gone on the game clock, Plainview (7-3, 5-1 District 3A-2) led 14-0 and Kingston hadn't run a play on offense, as the Indians jumped on the Redskins in non-district play. Plainview will host District 3A-1 No. 3 Weatherford in the first round.
Austin Carrera scored on a 2-yard run, and Blake Campo threw a 15-yard touchdown pass to Will Roberts for the two quick scores wrapped around a Kingston turnover.
Before the first quarter ended, Plainview’s Kory Kennedy scored on a 30-yard run and Taber Jordan scored on a 3-yarder. Early in the second quarter, Brandon Nowell added a 4-yard TD and Plainview led 35-0 at the half.
Purcell 49, Lone Grove 21
PURCELL — Lone Grove couldn’t finish the season with a victory, as Purcell wrapped up the district title with a win on Friday.
Jacob McClennahan had a first-quarter interception return for a touchdown to pull the Longhorns out of a 21-0 hole. The senior added a touchdown run and a long TD pass to Akari Tucker in the second half.
Hunter Bellavigna had over 100 yards rushing and Lone Grove trailed 28-7 at halftime.
Ardmore’s going back to Ada. We think.
The Tigers routed Altus 49-8 on Friday at Noble Stadium, and with Ada’s 42-13 thumping of Deer Creek, a potential rematch at Norris Field is in the making next week in the first round of the playoffs.
The matchup hinges on the OSSAA’s ruling on Class 5A No. 1 Guthrie Wednesday. The Bluejays may be forced to forfeit eight games due to using an ineligble player through weeks 1-8. Guthrie (9-0) was the district champion in District 5A-1, but as it stands the Bluejays cannot participate in postseason play.
If the ruling holds up, Carl Albert will be awarded the district title, Ada will bump up to the 2-spot and Deer Creek will travel to Duncan for the first round.
Ardmore beat Ada 28-0 in week 1.
Against Altus, Ardmore (6-4, 5-2) jumped out to a 28-2 halftime lead. Juaren McGee finished with three touchdowns — a 31-yard TD run to open the scoring, a 55-yard punt return and an 8-yard run — and quarterback Travis Galbreath was 14-of-17 passing for 162 yards and three touchdowns.
Ashdon Perry led Ardmore with 98 yards rushing on nine first-half carries, and the Tigers forced five turnovers on Senior Night.
Plainview 37, Kingston 7
With Madill’s runaway over Pauls Valley and Purcell’s win over Lone Grove, Plainview settled for second in the District 3A-2 race to Purcell on Friday.
With just 1 minute gone on the game clock, Plainview (7-3, 5-1 District 3A-2) led 14-0 and Kingston hadn't run a play on offense, as the Indians jumped on the Redskins in non-district play. Plainview will host District 3A-1 No. 3 Weatherford in the first round.
Austin Carrera scored on a 2-yard run, and Blake Campo threw a 15-yard touchdown pass to Will Roberts for the two quick scores wrapped around a Kingston turnover.
Before the first quarter ended, Plainview’s Kory Kennedy scored on a 30-yard run and Taber Jordan scored on a 3-yarder. Early in the second quarter, Brandon Nowell added a 4-yard TD and Plainview led 35-0 at the half.
Purcell 49, Lone Grove 21
PURCELL — Lone Grove couldn’t finish the season with a victory, as Purcell wrapped up the district title with a win on Friday.
Jacob McClennahan had a first-quarter interception return for a touchdown to pull the Longhorns out of a 21-0 hole. The senior added a touchdown run and a long TD pass to Akari Tucker in the second half.
Hunter Bellavigna had over 100 yards rushing and Lone Grove trailed 28-7 at halftime.
Lone Grove finished 4-6, 2-4 in District 3A-2.
Madill 51, Pauls Valley 28
MADILL — Caleb Muncrief ran for 421 yards and scored seven touchdowns as Madill blew past Pauls Valley for the No. 3 seed in District 3A-2.
The Tulsa commitment did all his work on just 23 carries, scoring six rushing touchdowns. He added a receiving TD as the Wildcats expanded a close third quarter into a blowout.
With the win, Madill (7-3, 4-2) will travel to play District 2A-1 runner-up Tuttle in the first round of the playoffs next week. Pauls Valley draws Anadarko, the No. 3 team in Class 3A.
Tishomingo 28, Marietta 25
MARIETTA — Tishomingo survived a back and forth game with Marietta on Friday.
Tishomingo (4-6, 4-2 District 2A-4) fumbled with 1:30 to go to give Marietta the ball back. Marietta scored to make it 28-25, but Marietta (3-7, 1-5) missed the two-point conversion and Tishomingo recovered an onside kick to end the game.
Lance Rogers had a 6-yard TD run, and Cole Niblett had a 65-yard rushing TD and a 60-yard interception return TD for Tish. Niblett added a 3-yard score in the fourth.
Tish will travel to District 2A-3 No. 2 Frederick next week for the first round.
Davis 58, Antlers 0
ANTLERS — Davis scored on four of its first five plays and the Wolves’ starters were out by the end of the first quarter.
Deaundre Carr had two touchdown receptions on the first two plays of each series, and Michael Nowden and Dedrien Nowden each added first quarter touchdowns.
Davis (9-1, 6-0 District 2A-4) will host District 2A-3 No. 4 Washington in the first round.
Healdton 32, Waurika 28
HEALDTON — Colton Dunn had 178 yards rushing, Dylan Pickelsimer had 138 yards on the ground and Dunn added 160 yards passing in the Bulldogs’ narrow win over Waurika.
Healdton (6-4, 4-2 District A-4) dropped down to No. 4 in District A-4 and will travel to District A-3 champ Carnegie next week for the first round.
The Bulldogs needed eight district points to secure the No. 3 spot, but only got four in the four-point win.
Fox 48, Cyril 0
CYRIL — Fox closed its regular season on an eight-game winning streak with another two-quarter victory on Friday.
The Foxes (9-1, 8-1 District B-2) will host Cherokee next week in the Class B first round.
Justin Cornelius had 85 yards rushing and a score, Chris Spigner had 72 yards and a TD and Ryan Garza had 45 yards and two TDs for the Foxes.
Dillon Langley was 2-for-2 passing with two touchdowns, and Dalton Langley and Keaton Argo each had a touchdown catch.
Fox outgained Cyril 299-(-28).
Empire 55, Wilson 8
WILSON — Dylan Pletcher threw a 65-yard touchdown pass to Taylor Stinson midway through the fourth quarter for Wilson’s only points.
The Eagles finished 1-8, 1-5 in District A-4 play.
Not reported: Empire 55, Wilson 8; Ringling at Wayne; Grandfield at Thackerville.
