BETHANY — The Guymon High School boys’ soccer team bounced back
from Tuesday’s loss to Clinton by whitewashing Bethany, 4-0, in
district play on Friday.
ERIC X. VICCARO/Guymon Daily Herald, file photo
Guymon High School boys' soccer coach Mike Taylor
Omar Mesta netted a hat trick and teammate Jesus
Uribé scored one goal and delivered one assist. Tobias Heib and
Ivan Hita also had assists for the Tigers as three of the four
Guymon goals were assisted efforts.
Ulises Caba didn’t play due to a strained
hamstring.
Guymon finished the game with a 16-4 edge in
shots and a 6-1 margin in corner kicks.
The Tigers, ranked fourth in Class 4A according
to OKrankings.com, received a fine shutout performance in goal
from Kip Armstrong (three saves).
“It was an awesome win for us,” Guymon coach Mike
Taylor said. “We were motivated and we were more lively on
offense and defense today.”
Hita and Mesta both flicked five shots on goal
and Coy Fischer and Heib three shots apiece.
Guymon improved to 8-3 heading into Tuesday’s
game against Elk City, which will start at 6 p.m. There will
also be a junior varsity game at 2:30 p.m.
BETHANY — The Guymon High School girls’ soccer
team’s game against Bethany Friday was the mirror image of
Tuesday’s loss to Clinton.
The Tigers lost by the same differential it did
versus the Tornadoes, falling by six goals (6-0).
Guymon dropped to 0-9-1 on the season heading
into Tuesday’s game versus Elk City. The contest will start at 4
p.m.
“We didn’t adjust to their passing,” Guymon coach
Delydia Gay said. “They kept passing to their backside and their
backs developed the play. And we didn’t get a good finish on the
ball.”
Guymon posted 12 shots on goal to Bethany’s 13.
Both teams had two corner-kick chances.
Goalkeeper Tessica Starkey made five saves for
the Tigers. Veronica Lozano levied four shots on goal and
teammate Mickey Véla three.
HOBART — The Guymon High School baseball team
gave up four runs in the sixth inning as Cache defeated the
Tigers 8-1 in the opening round of the “Battle of the Big Bats”
Tournament played host to by Hobart High on Friday.
“The sixth inning killed us,” Guymon manager Dave
Woodard said. “We had some errors and we made some other mental
mistakes.”
Guymon played at 9 a.m. Saturday versus the loser
of Friday’s game between Hobart and Riverside.
The only offense the Tigers had to show for in
the game took place in the fourth inning. Eddie Ortiz doubled
and stole third base. Daniel Ortiz drove home Eddie Ortiz with
an RBI fielder’s choice.
Ortiz pitched 6-2/3 innings, giving up seven
hits, eight runs (four of them earned), five strikeouts and six
walks. Doug Smoak also pitched in the game, in the seventh
inning.
Aside from Eddie Ortiz, Raul Carillo, Landon
Huckins and Kyle Caudell also sprayed hits for the Tigers.
The Tigers are 8-10 on the season.
WP — Lockwood; LP — Eddie Ortiz; 2B — Eddie Ortiz
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Aggie baseball drops a Heartland pair to UT-PB
ODESSA, Texas — The Oklahoma Panhandle State
University baseball team dropped a pair of games to Heartland
Conference foe Texas-Permian Basin at Roden Field on Friday.
The Aggies lost the first game 3-0 and the second
game by a count of 6-5.
OPSU dropped to 11-28 overall and 9-25 in the
league. UTPB improved to 27-13, 22-11.
In a pitcher’s duel between UTPB’s Flynn
Stachowski and OPSU’s Kyle Cremers, Stachowski was a bit better
and earned the win.
Stachowski gave up one hit while striking out 10
and walking two in seven innings of work. Cremers took the loss,
despite giving up just three hits and three earned runs while
striking out three and walking five.
Fabian Oechsle produced the Aggies’ only hit. No
one had more than one hit for the Falcons.
OPSU had a 5-3 lead, only to watch UTPB score one
run in the fifth and two more in the sixth for the victory.
Clint Stottlemyre scored on an error and Mike
Jameson spanked an RBI single to score Luke Korum in the Aggies’
two-run first. Korum scored again on a wild pitch in the third
and Matthew O’Neill scored on Garrett Meek’s RBI single.
Andres Balendria plated a run on an Oechsle RBI
single in the fourth.
But that’s when the Falcons mounted their
comeback and eventually won the game.
WP — Flynn Stachowski; LP — Kyle Cremers; Save —
None; 2B — Mario Barredo (UTPB)
WP — Jordan Strode; LP — Ethan Siedschlag; Save —
Brent Hardy; 2B — Matthew O’Neill, OPSU, and Logan Forest, UTPB
GOODWELL — The Oklahoma Panhandle State
University softball team won its sixth game of the season in
achieving a split with Heartland Conference foe Lincoln (Mo.)
University.
The Aggies lost the first game 6-2, but came back
to take the second game 7-6 to improve to 6-37 on the season.
— Compiled from staff reports
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