Injuries played a big part in Pauls Valley 41-7 loss at Plainview on Friday. 

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The Pauls Valley Panthers played well on sides of the ball Friday night on their way to a 39-6 win at Little Axe.

The Pauls Valley Lady Panthers wrapped up district play with a huge win Tuesday night at the Wacker Park Sports Complex. The Lady Panthers hit two home runs in the game to rally for a 6-5 win over the Seminole Lady Chieftains.

The Wynnewood Savages opened up district play at home on Saturday against one of the front runners in the district, Wayne. The Bulldogs used a big second and third quarter for a 48-7 win over the host school.

The Elmore City-Pernell Badgers offense has found its groove after back-to-back wins including Friday's 42-0 win over Healdton. The Badgers have put 40-plus points on the scoreboard the last two weeks after opening the season with only 6.

The Pauls Valley Lady Panthers picked up a huge win Monday knocking off the No. 4 team in Class B Moss, 2-0.

The Pauls Valley Panthers ran into a buzzsaw Friday night losing a 47-7 decision to the Lone Grove Longhorns.

Davry Amparano rushed for 159 yards with three touchdowns and the defense came up big all night to lead the Elmore City-Pernell Badgers to a 49-7 win over Carnegie Friday.

Pauls Valley Lady Panther Laney English broke up a no hit bid by Tecumseh's Serenity Jacoway with a bunt single in the sixth inning and later scored to end the shut out in a 16-1 loss to the Savages Monday.

For the second straight week the Pauls Valley defense came up big at the right time. Pauls Valley's Chasen Jolley picked off three Lindsay Leopard passes, two in the second half to help the Panthers to a 28-12 win over their rival.

ALLEN — Allen pulls away from Stratford

For the first time in 15 years the Pauls Valley Panthers and Davis Wolves were on the field together. In the last four meetings, neither team has scored more than 28 points and that held true Friday night as the visiting Wolves defeated the Panthers 28-7.

Even though their numbers are down a little, the Paoli Pugs are looking to improve off last year’s 2-win season.

Elmore City-Pernell has a big nucleus of players returning off last year’s 6-5 team that advanced to the playoffs before losing to highly touted Minco.

Head coach Dusty Raper and his coaching staff have made changes to both the Pauls Valley offensive and defensive schemes.

The Pauls Valley Lady Panthers won fourth game in a row and their second district game holding off the Bethel Wildcats for an 11-7 win.

The Pauls Valley Lady Panthers had a crazy start to three days of softball.

The Lady Panthers had to wait two weeks before stepping on the softball diamond because of a COVID-19 positive test at the school.