PERRYTON, Texas — The Guymon High School boys golf team finished in the middle of the pack of teams at the Perryton Invitational Saturday.

The meet took place at the Perryton Municipal Golf Course.

Trey Fankhouser produced Guymon’s low round with a 91, including a back-nine 45. Dakota Wilson shot a 93, including a strong 44 on the back nine.

Caleb McMurry posted a 94. As did Trever Lutz, whose score was a season best. Josh Edenborough rounded out the Tiger scores with a 98.

Guymon also brought a ‘B’ team with Landon Hyer carding the lowest score with a 94. Chad Huckins and Andrew McCulloch both fired 98s. McCulloch’s score was a season-best. Ethan Novak scored a 106, rounding out the scores.

Perryton defended its home course, putting together a 326.

All the golfers had to battle 25- to 30-mile-per-hour northwesterly winds and chilly conditions.

“I’m not happy with what we are doing,” Guymon coach Jerry Cooper said. “We have score 10-15 strokes better per person. It’s early in the season, though, and we can do better.”

Spearman’s Tyler Harper was the male meet medalist with a 77.

Girls also in action

Borger, Texas, won the girls’ meet with a score 392, which was 23 strokes better than Wellington, Texas.

Guymon brought only three golfers to the meet.

Jade Cruzan carded a 93, including a front-nine 45. Chelsea Montano posted a 106 and Cytorie Clark scored a 127 to complete the Tiger totals.

“Jade played a really good round for us, a good front-nine for us,” Guymon coach Jerry Hill said. She kept her numbers low and had a solid day.”

Wellington’s Carly Holland was the meet medalist with an 82.

What’s Next

Safe to say, this will be a busy week for Tiger golfers.

Guymon’s boys and girls golfers will play today at Boise City. The boys will follow that with the Woodward Invitational on Tuesday at Boiling Springs.

Wednesday, the girls are at Lake Hefner Golf Course in Oklahoma City to participate in the Putnam City Invitational. Thursday, the girls will play in the Woodward Invitational at Boiling Springs and the boys will be at Liberal, Kan.

Saturday, the girls’ team will travel for a tournament at Laverne and the boys will travel to the Garden City Invitational, which is scheduled to take place at Southwind Country Club.

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Girls soccer earns regulation tie

CHICKASHA — The Guymon girls’ soccer team earned its first tie of the season on Saturday at the 5th annual Chickasha Tournament.

The Tigers lost in the opening round to Chickasha, 5-0, and followed that with a tie against Oklahoma Christian 1-all and Putnam City 2-1. 

In the game versus Oklahoma Christian, Guymon lost the shootout by a score of 4-1.

The Guymon girls are now 0-5-1 heading into Tuesday’s game against Woodward. This varsity-junior varsity doubleheader was recently added to the schedule.

Varsity will play at 3:30 p.m. and junior varsity at 5:30 p.m. at Boomers Stadium.

Here’s a small recap on each game:

Chickasha 5, Guymon 0

Veronica Lozano posted three shots on goal in this contest.

Jill Brooks and Tessica Starkey shared goalkeeping duties for Guymon in the game.

Oklahoma Christian 1, Guymon 1

(OCS wins in shootout, 4-1)

Lozano scored Guymon’s only goal in the shootout while OCS put four in the goal.

In regulation, Karina Villalobos scored an unassisted goal, dribbling for 10 yards and blasting the ball into the net.

Starkey made eight saves in net. The Tigers recorded double-digit shots and had two corner kicks. 

Villalobos and Cecilia Gamboa missed scoring chances in the shootout for the Tigers.

Putnam City 2, Guymon 1

Lozano scored an unassisted goal and Starkey made eight more saves, and it nearly was enough as the Tigers stayed competitive with Putnam City.

Guymon coach Delydia Gay said she’s seeing the Tigers make progress as a team.

“We’re starting to make good passes to each other and the players are making good cuts to get to the goal,” Gay said. “I am proud of the way we played this weekend.”

Boys soccer results are unavailable from the weekend.

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Dalhart bounces Guymon baseball in five innings

DALHART, Texas — The Guymon High School baseball team suffered a 14-4 loss on the road on Saturday to homestanding Dalhart.

Landon Huckins took the loss against the Golden Wolves, who raced to a 9-0 lead at the end of three innings.

Guymon’s varsity has lost three of its last four games (6-4) heading into Tuesday’s game on the road at Perryton, Texas. The Tigers will then play in the Route 66 Invitational.

Despite losing the game, there were some highlights for Guymon.

Kaleb Caudell slugged his first home run of the season in the third inning. Matthew Burkett smacked an RBI double in the first inning, scoring Huckins. The Tigers added more runs in the fifth inning on a two-run single from Randy Costilla.

That cut Dalhart’s lead to 9-4, however the Golden Wolves scored five runs in the bottom of the fifth to invoke the mercy rule.

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Saturday’s Result

At Dalhart, Texas

Dalhart, Texas 14, Guymon 4

Guymon 101  02  —  4

Dalhart 009  05  — 14

WP — Hernandez; LP — Landon Huckins; Save — None; HR — Kaleb Caudell (G); 2B — Matthew Burkett (G) 

Guymon record — 6-4

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GHS makes schedule changes

Guymon High School athletic director Dan Turner has announced some changes and/or additions to the schedules of various spring sports.

Girls Soccer

The Guymon girls’ soccer team will play at Woodward tomorrow.

The varsity game will take place at 3:30 p.m. at Boomers Stadium, followed by a junior varsity contest at 5:30 p.m.

Guymon has added this game to its schedule because two district opponents aren’t able to field a girls’ team and that left some open dates.

Baseball

On Tuesday, April 15, the Guymon baseball team will play Woodward in one varsity seven-inning and one varsity five-inning game at Asa Howard Field here in the city.

At the same time, the Tiger junior varsity will play two five-inning games at Woodward.

On Friday, April 18, the situation will be reversed. The Tigers junior varsity will play two five-inning games at Howard Field while the varsity plays two games in Woodward.

This is to make up for, in part, a junior varsity doubleheader that was originally scheduled for Friday, March 14. The games were scrapped at that point on account of bad weather.