Mannford track sweeps conference, individuals qualify at regionals

MANNFORD — The Mannford Pirate boys and girls track teams turned the postseason into a two-week fl ex, fi rst sweeping the conference championships with both the boys and girls bringing home team chips, then carrying that momentum into the Class 4A Regional at Jay, where the boys fi nished regional...

Baseball season ends, Gregory hits a game winner

The varsity baseball team season ended at Caddo Friday afternoon with an 11-3 loss to Verden. That was the one game I wasn’t at this week.The first game of the week was at home against No. 15 Mulhall-Orlando.

Seven Wins, One Fire: Mannford Baseball Was Never Quiet

MANNFORD — Final record, 7-20. That’s the number written in when they shut the 2026 ledger on the Mannford Pirate Baseball Team.

Tornado Baseball team wins districts

The Drumright Tornado Baseball team coached by Hunter Kirby, B.J. Osborne, and Terry Mattox got to play at Drumright for districts, and had very little trouble beating Savanna 13-0 in three innings, and 12-0 in the second game in three innings. The Tornadoes looked really sharp in both games.

Lady Tornadoes Softball

The Drumright Lady Tornadoes season is over, the Ladies had to go to Hominy, imagine that. The Ladies stomped Ketchum 12-1 as Ketchum had a ton of errors. Weirdly Ketchum had only played 8 games before the Districts.

Lady Tigers take down Berryhill

CLEVELAND — The Cleveland Lady Tiger slowpitch team stood at 6-11 last Monday, then they walked into a game against a ranked team — No. 18 Berryhill — and didn’t ask permission for anything. They took what they wanted.Top of the first, and you could feel it right away.

Tornado Senior Night

The Drumright baseball Tornadoes had their senior night, or day, you can call it either one.The game was against Morrison who beat us 13-6.Coach Hunter Kirby, who might be the youngest Tornado head coach ever, said “Sometimes when we have momentum, we tend to let the other team have momentum back.

Pirates winless over last week

The record for the Mannford Pirate baseball team says 5–18. Spend a week around Pirate baseball, and you can to see something else — a lineup that keeps putting the ball in play. Arms that keep competing. Kids who don’t quit, even when the innings get long and the scoreboard leans the wrong way.

Mannford Pirates go the distance with Cleveland, 5-3

CLEVELAND — The Mannford Pirates were down early. It was quick and violent—two runs in the opening frame on a sharp line drive to right, then another in the third on a hard ground ball punched through center.