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The Sayre Eagle high school baseball team extended their conference schedule record to 5 wins no loses following two wins last week. The first win was at Cordell where the Eagles used a powerful performance on the mound by Rocky Willis who faced only 18 Blue Devil batters, striking out eleven and allowing only one hit in the 13 - 1 Eagle win. Ironically the hit he gave up was in the first inning and the batter made the circle to score the unearned run on a throwing error.

The Sayre High School boys golf team placed second at last week’s Sayre Golf Invitational.

The Senior team placed 4th at regionals, with only a four target difference between 1st and 4th place, earning a sweet sixteen spot at the state competition to be held April 17th.

On Monday, the Sayre Lady Eagles squared off on the softball field against the Burns Flat- Dill City Lady Eagles.

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK. April 5, 2024 - The Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association (OCA) has made an official request to the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry (ODAFF) to register KAPUT Feral Hog Bait for use in Oklahoma.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Wednesday, April 3, 2024 – The Oklahoma City Thunder has opened registration for its summer youth basketball camp in Elk City for kids ages 6-14.

STILLWATER, Okla. – Two Beckham County students were honored by the Oklahoma State University Ferguson College of Agriculture with academic scholarship support for the 20242025 academic year.

The Sayre High School girls golf team placed second at last week’s Sayre Golf Invitational.

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Janet’s young son repeated the same short prayer before each meal: “Thank you for this food, gracious God. Amen.”

STILLWATER, Okla. – Wildfi res that scorched the Oklahoma and Texas panhandles in late February ravaged livestock forage, destroyed homes, barns and other structures, and killed hundreds of animals.

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