Tim Willert

1 week ago | theedmondway.com | Tim Willert

Claire Viets, Lydia Viets and Nicole Smith scored goals, and Clare Nichols stopped all six shots she faced to lead the Edmond Memorial girls past Moore 3-0 on Tuesday for their fourth straight win in Class 6A-II play. The Bulldogs (8-1-0, 4-0-0) have dominated district opponents, scoring 27 goals while allowing only one goal in wins over Putnam City, Capitol Hill, Putnam City North, and Moore.

1 week ago | theedmondway.com | Tim Willert

Edmond North had its chances against Yukon starter Grady Hoke on Monday night in the first game of a two-game Class 6A-I series. But the Huskies couldn’t break through, and the Millers scored seven runs in the final two innings to blow open a one-run game in a 9-1 victory. Yukon (14-10 overall, 6-3) got nine strikeouts from Hoke, including two in the fifth with the bases loaded to end the inning.

2 weeks ago | theedmondway.com | Tim Willert

With time winding down Friday night it looked like Edmond Santa Fe and Southmoore were going to need penalty kicks to determine a winner. The Class 6A-I opponents were tied 1-1 in a physical game that tested the will of both teams on a cold, windy night. But in the 78th minute, Southmoore’s Kaden Locke was able to outrun his defender in the and deliver a crossing shot from 20 feet away for his second goal of the game to give the Sabercats a 2-1 win.

2 weeks ago | theedmondway.com | Tim Willert

The top of the lineup for Edmond Memorial was on point early in Tuesday’s Class 6A-I matchup against Yukon and starter Brayden Trogdon. Rhett Winchester, Cooper Kardoukas and Jace Winchester started five for six and the Bulldogs led 4-0 after three innings. “They got on their starter early and pushed a few runs across,” Memorial coach JP Holman said.

2 weeks ago | theedmondway.com | Tim Willert

Everybody got into the act for Edmond Santa Fe on Monday night. The Wolves scored 29 runs on 21 hits in a doubleheader sweep of Lawton Eisenhower, but their pitching line was even more impressive. Starters Savion Sims and Aidan Allread didn’t allow a run or a hit and combined for 23 strikeouts and one walk. Santa Fe improved to 16-6 overall and 7-1 in Class 6A-I with the sweep, good enough for first place. “We did all three phases of the game,” Santa Fe coach Kris Webb said.