Both the Pauls Valley Panthers and Lady Panthers seasons came to an end this past weekend in Regional Tournament action in Anadarko.
It had been two long years covering 35 games since the Pauls Valley Panthers had won on the baseball diamond. That all came to an end in the season opener Monday when the Panthers defeated Sulphur 5-3 in a 4A-3 district game with the Bulldogs.
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It was a tale of two halves for the Pauls Valley in a regional consolation game Thursday in Anadarko. Pauls Valley jumped out on Lone Grove in the first half but had to rally late for a 37-32 win.
After a back-and-forth first half, the Pauls Valley Lady Panther caught fire with a 21-point start to the second half as they rolled to a 57-47 win ending a six-game skid.
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The Pauls Valley Panthers got off to a great start in Saturday’s makeup game with Lexington. Pauls Valley jumped out with a 17-2 run and never looked back in a 62-47 win.
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* REGIONAL WRESTLING TOURNAMENTS RESCHEDULED—SATURDAY FEBRUARY 20 AND MONDAY FEBRUARY 22.
The Pauls Valley Panthers just can’t seem to win the close games on the hardwood. The Panthers have played eight games that have been decided by six points or less and they have only won one of those.
Pauls Valley senior Kathryn Chronister played in her final game as a Lady Panther on Monday as she got on the floor for the tipoff of senior night against Marlow.
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Both Pauls Valley teams rallied from double digit deficits on Tuesday to garner a split with the Bridge Creek Bobcats in their only game of the week.
The Pauls Valley Panthers and Lady Panthers bounced back with wins on Friday after suffering losses on Thursday in the Wampus Cat Classic in Atoka.
Amparano steals one from Wynnewood
Dudley paces PV in win over Lindsay
The Maysville Warriors rolled into Paoli Monday night for a pair of game and left with a pair of win over the Pugs.
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Mason Prince continued play well for the Pauls Valley Panthers. The junior scored 17 points in the championship game of the Charles K. Healty Classic earning him MVP honors in a 63-52 win over Crooked Oak.
The Pauls Valley Lady Panthers couldn't overcome a huge discrepancy on the free throw line Friday in the semifinals of the Charles K. Heatly Classic in Lindsay. Sulphur went to the free throw line 38 times compared to the Lady Panthers 6 but the Lady Bulldogs still had to hold on in the end …
Justin Humphrey has always played well in Lindsay and after missing six games while recovering from a football injury, he had a break out game there. In two games since his return, Humphrey scored a total total of nine points. Friday against Byng in the Charles K. Heatly Classic, Humphrey ex…
The Pauls Valley Lady Panthers used a 17-1 run in the second half to pull away from Lindsay for a 37-24 win in the opening round of the Charles K. Heatly Classic Thursday.
Both the Pauls Valley Lady Panthers and Panthers got off to slow starts in their games Tuesday with Davis. The Panthers were able to recover for an 84-52 win while the Lady Panthers couldn't in a 40-28 loss.
In a back-and-forth game in the opening round of the Charles K. Heatly Classic, Pauls Valley pulled away late for a 68-60 win over Comanche.
Oklahoma State freshman wide receiver Brennan Presley had a career night Tuesday at the Cheez-It Bowl, helping lead the Cowboys to victory.
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Luke Beddow scored a game high 23 points to lead the Pauls Valley Panthers to a 49-33 win over the Anadarko Warriors Thursday afternoon in the opening round of the Community Christian Classic.
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A 31-0 run that spread over the second, third and fourth quarters lifted the Pauls Valley Lady Panthers to a 50-14 win over Southmoore JV Thursday in the Community Christian Tournament.
Oklahoma's regular season finale matchup against West Virginia on Dec. 12 has been canceled.
The Pauls Valley Panthers and Lady Panthers opened the 2020-21 home portion of their schedule with rival Purcell last Friday night. The two schools fought hard through two games with each town posting a win.
Following is a list of this week’s schedules for the 2020 Oklahoma High School football playoffs:
The Oklahoma City Thunder wasted no time making a move after the NBA's trade moratorium was lifted Monday — and a major move at that.
The Big 12 Conference announced its title game will be held Dec. 19 and remain at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.
Injuries played a big part in Pauls Valley 41-7 loss at Plainview on Friday.
Because the Oklahoma City Thunder finally took the plunge Wednesday morning, for the first time in a long time, all 30 NBA teams now have a head coach.
In a wild game at Grandfield, the Paoli Pugs scored on offense, defense and special teams and had a chance to tie the game late but couldn't convert on a fourth down pass losing 30-22 to the Bearcats.
All seven local high schools will participate in the playoffs beginning with play-in contests Friday night.
STRATFORD — Dibble scored 27 unanswered points in the second quarter to break open a tight game and pull away from Stratford for a 48-12 win Friday night at Blackburn Field.
RUSH SPRINGS — The short-handed Elmore City-Pernell Badgers held off a late rally by Rush Springs on Friday night for a 45-38 win over the Redskins.
The No. 9 Maysville couldn’t keep pace with the No. 2 Mt. View Gotebo in a 30-6 loss to the Tigers.
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Justin Humphrey surpassed the 1,000 yard mark passing and had his best night throwing the ball in leading the Pauls Valley Panthers to a 41-6 win over Dickson in a Class 3A-2 battle.
HEALDTON — The Stratford Bulldogs jumped out to a 15-0 lead before holding off a late Healdton surge in a 15-10 win over the home town Bulldogs in Week 8.Stratford improved to 2-5 overall and 1-3 in District A-4 play, while Healdton dropped to 1-4 and 0-3.“Tonight was a good district win.
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Sophomore Justin Humphrey rushed for over 100 yards and two touchdowns, but the Pauls Valley Panthers couldn't keep pace with the No. 6 Kingston Redskins in a 42-20 battle in Kingston.
Elmore City-Pernell hadn't played in two weeks due to the COVID-19 virus but returned to action on Friday in a key district game with the Wayne Bulldogs.
Zac Mitchell of Pauls Valley scored his first ever Hole-In-One at the local golf course Thursday, October 15th.
Talor Gooch placed fifth over the weekend in the CJ Cup Golf Tournament in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The Pauls Valley Junior High Lady Panthers finished their cross country season at the Class 4A Junior High All-Star meet in Chickasha.
The Maysville Warriors offense continued its assault on C-2 defenses racking up 439 first half yards in a 54-6 win over Ryan.
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It all came together for the Pauls Valley Panthers in a rare Thursday night matchup at Madill. The Panther offense was clicking and the PV defense turned in another strong performance and that combination meant bad news for the Wildcats.
The No. 8 team in Class C, the Maysville Warriors, won their third game in a row and their fifth in six outings beating Thackerville 62-16, moving to 3-0 in district action.
Rocky Rando rushed for 350 yards and six touchdowns to lead the Paoli Pugs to a 58-12 win over the Ryan Cowboys in C-2 District action.
A close game quickly turned in favor of the visitors Friday night at Thompson Field. With Sulphur leading 7-0, the Bulldogs exploded for 21 points over a six-minute stretch in the second quarter jumping out to a 28-0 lead and then pulling away for a 41-7 win over the host Pauls Valley Panthers.
Despite games being cancelled because of the COVID-19 virus, three teams have maneuvered around the virus to get games this week.
The Elmore City-Pernell Badgers won their third game in a row and their second straight A-4 district game with a 35-6 win at Stratford Friday.
The Maysville Warrior defense picked up their third shutout of the season as they moved to 4-1 on the year defeating Grandfield 50-0 in a game that lasted only a half because of the mercy rule.
The Paoli Pugs erased a 22-0 third quarter deficit by outscoring Thackerville 46-6 over the final 22 minutes for a huge C-2 District win.
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The Pauls Valley Panthers played well on sides of the ball Friday night on their way to a 39-6 win at Little Axe.
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Funeral services for Kent David Harris will be held Friday, March 5, 2021 at 2 p.m. at Stufflebean-Coffey Funeral Home Chapel, officiated by Bishop Kelvin Copeland. Interment will be at Maxwell Cemetery under the direction of Stufflebean-Coffey Funeral Home.
Mary Rebecca McQuilliam was born to Alton and Alice (Brown) Downey on June 21, 1943 in Pernell, Oklahoma and passed from this life on February 26, 2021 at the age of 77 years.
Glenda Farley Hobbs passed away February 24, 2021 in Keller, Texas. She was born on April 14, 1943 in Shawnee, OK. She is survived by her husband Alfred Glen (Glen) Hobbs, children Lesa Ulrich and Philip Hobbs (Jaymi) and five grandchildren. Her Grandaughter Jordan and son in law Dr John J U…
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