Girls

OKTAHA 61, WELEETKA 24 — For the 20th consecutive year, the Oktaha Lady Tigers have won 20 games in a season under coach Chester Pittman. Hali Logan scored 15 points, Whitney Brown 12, and Lanessa Grayson 10 for Oktaha. The Lady Tigers led at halftime, 32-15.

WARNER 39, OKAY 27 — Warner pulled off the Big Eight Conference win despite trailing 22-21 entering the fourth quarter. The Lady Eagles used an 18-5 run in the final quarter. Warner (5-15) was led in scoring by Macey Carman with nine points.

EUFAULA 54, HENRYETTA 46 — Eufaula (8-11, 4-7 in Star Eight Conference) led 33-31 entering the fourth quarter and hung on for the win. Marissa Jackson scored 14 and Kiley Banks added 12 for the Lady Ironheads.

WILBURTON 45, STIGLER 33 — WIlburton went on a 17-6 run in the fourth quarter to pick up a win on the road in Black Diamond Conference play. Danielle Bowers led Stigler (5-13) with 11 points.

CHECOTAH 58, MORRIS 53 — The Lady Wildcats (7-13) scored 23 points in the fourth quarter to beat Morris. Checotah started the fourth quarter trailing by seven points. Alyssa Banks scored 18 and Maddisen Busch 15 for the Lady Wildcats.

PORTER 57, BRAGGS 30 — Porter (12-10) rushed to a 21-13 halftime lead and easily defeated Braggs. Morgan Smith led the Lady Pirates with 20 points and Shayla Beene added in 18.

PORUM 33, PANAMA 30 — Porum held off a late rally from Panama to come away with a 3-point victory on Tuesday night. Kamie Stout led the Panthers with 10 points. Amber Caldwell was Panama’s leading scorer with 11 points.

Porum is in action again on Friday night at Dewar in districts at 6:30 p.m.

CENTRAL SALLISAW 53, HULBERT 28 — Hulbert fell in an early hole and could never recover as they fell to Central Sallisaw on the road. Kassie Dirteater led the Lady Riders with nine points.

Central Sallisaw led by seven at halftime then put the game out reach with a 15-5 third quarter.

Hulbert (13-7) next plays at home on Friday against Gore.



Boys

STIGLER 71, WILBURTON 42 — Stigler (7-14) led 31-17 and used balanced scoring to pull away from Wilburton at home. Cody Allen scored 18, while Dillon Lewis and Blake Wilson each scored 15 points for Stigler.

EUFAULA 61, HENRYETTA 39 — Eufaula (13-6) went on a 7-0 run in the fourth and used good defense on their way to victory at home in Star Eight Conference play. Christian McIntosh scored 14, Jared Choat 13, and Aaron Morgan added 12 points for the Ironheads.

OKTAHA 56, WELEETKA 55 — Down by 43-42 entering the fourth quarter, the Tigers used great defense to pick up the win. Oktaha (17-4) forced two turnovers in the last thirty seconds of the game to help seal the win. Cale Elam led the Tigers with 21 points and Brett Douglas added 11.

WARNER 63, OKAY 50 — Warner (5-15, 4-8) used a 15-6 run in the fourth quarter to pick up victory in Big Eight Conference action. Clint Jackson scored 20 points and grabbed nine rebounds for Warner, while Gabe LaBounty had 14 points and also nine rebounds. Trent Pollard added 10 for the Eagles. DJ Johnson led Okay with 19 points, while Nigel King added 11.

HULBERT 59, SALLISAW CENTRAL 48 — Hulbert (18-2, 11-2) picked up a Big Eight Conference victory on the road, using balanced scoring. Brett Walker led the Riders with 20 points and Dillon Brown added 10. Dustin Shade had a double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds.

BOYNTON-MOTON 59, GORE 56 — Boynton (6-16) picked up a victory over Gore, ranked No. 12 in the Okrankings.com Class 2A poll this week. Kenny Wright led the Cardinals with 28 points. Logan Andrews scored 21 points for Gore.

PORTER 72, BRAGGS 56 — Andrian Mosley scored 23 points and led the Pirates to a road win. Jacob and Josh Richardson each scored 12 points for the Pirates, who improved to 19-3 on the year.

PORUM 52, PANAMA 41 — Jason Wixom scored a game-high 24 points to lead Porum to a victory over Panama. Colby Tucker added 10 for the Panthers. Panama was led by JaMichael Brooks with 16 points.

Porum (14-9) battled through a close first half before breaking the game open with a 13-3 third quarter. They outscored Panama 12-11 in the fourth to come away with the 11-point victory.

The Panthers begin districts on Friday at Dewar at 8 p.m.