Archive - 2011 - Sports Article
July 8th
The LeFlore County Bass Club will have an open bass tournament from 5:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at Wards Landing on Wister Lake.
The entry fee is $40 per angler, with no dead fish.
For additional information, call the “Jody Ray Fishing Hotline” at (918) 649-7387.
Editor's Note — Jody Adams' “Outdoors with Jody Ray” Column will return in next Friday's edition.
July 7th
The seven OK Kids Midget Regional Tournaments have been set for this weekend.
One lucky team from each regional will join Poteau's team at the 2011 State Tournament, which will begin Tuesday and end July 16 at the Poteau Area Recreational Area (PARC).
One regional tournament, Region No. 7, is right here in LeFlore County, specifically in Panama. Along with the tournament-host team, the Panama Red, will be the Spiro Cardinals, Red Oak, the Vian Yard Dawgz, the Preston Gorillaz, Tushka, the Stigler Renegades and the Morris Wild Thang.
2011 Competitive Church League
Tonight's Games
6:30 p.m. — House of Hope vs. Sugarloaf Christian Fellowship; Double Branch Baptist Church vs. Thessalonian Baptist Church; Poteau First Assembly of God vs. Sugarloaf Christian Fellowship II; Immanuel Baptist Church vs. Poteau Church of Christ.
7:30 p.m. — Poteau Church of Christ II vs. House of Hope; Sugarloaf Christian Fellowship vs. Double Branch Baptist Church; Thessalonian Baptist Church vs. Poteau First Assembly of God; Bethel Baptist Church vs. Heart O' Hills Church.
NORMAN — Team Oklahoma, which featured Heavener Wolf Koda Glover, finished fourth at the 2011 Heartland Classic, which took place at the end of June.
Oklahoma lost 12-2 to Arizona in the third-place game on June 25.
Oklahoma, which went 5-2 overall and opened the event by beating Maryland (12-4) and Ohio (13-4) on June 21, split its games on June 22 — beating Arizona 13-5 but losing 4-2 to Georgia.
On June 23, Oklahoma had another 2-0 day, defeating Arkansas 6-4 and Canada 12-10, but lost 12-2 to Texas on June 24.
Glover's statistics for the games were unavailable.
