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November 7, 2009

<FONT COLOR=RED>Weekend Update</FONT> Week 10 scores

Area Scores

Bridge Creek 34, Comanche 15

El Reno 14, Duncan 7

Elmore City-Pernell 56, Bray-Doyle 0

Lone Grove 21, Marlow 14

Maysville 47, Empire 6

Ryan 46, Central High 0 (ended in third quarter)

Waurika 34, Rush Springs 0

Velma-Alma 49, Healdton 21



State Scores

Afton 9, Ketchum 6

Alex 59, Paoli 14

Allen 14, Fox 6

Atoka 42, Marietta 12

Beggs 34, Holdenville 13

Berryhill 25, Dewey 6

Bishop Kelley 42, Miami 7

Broken Arrow 45, Bartlesville 28

Broken Bow 42, Fort Gibson 7

Burns Flat-Dill City 16, Walters 13

Canadian 58, Webbers Falls 12

Carl Albert 41, Harrah 0

Carnegie 38, Hinton 12

Cascia Hall 42, Blackwell 0

Cashion 36, Minco 12

Catoosa 56, Locust Grove 6

Central 33, Stilwell 3

Central Sallisaw 47, Warner 7

Checotah 50, Hugo 13

Chickasha 13, Altus 10

Christian Heritage Academy 37, Mounds 8

Claremore 21, Sapulpa 0

Cleveland 35, Tecumseh 12

Clinton 49, Newcastle 7

Coalgate 40, Tishomingo 6

Copan 22, Welch 12

Cordell 32, Mangum 20

Covington-Douglas 52, Kremlin-Hillsdale 30

Coweta 21, Tulsa Edison 7

Coyle 34, Wesleyan (Bartlesville) Christian 8

Crescent 34, Wellston 0

Davenport 47, Agra 0

Davis 37, Plainview 14

Depew 62, Prue 0

Duke 34, Cement 12

Edmond Memorial 15, Putnam City 0

Edmond North 43, Westmoore 0

Eisenhower 20, Norman 13

Forgan 32, Boise City 22

Garber 52, Medford 6

Geary 38, Ringwood 12

Guthrie 49, Noble 0

Hartshorne 49, Antlers 7

Hennessey 37, Turpin 3

Heritage Hall 37, Mount St. Mary 19

Hominy 35, Haskell 12

Jay 29, Grove 21

Jenks 56, Sand Springs 21

John Marshall 48, Perry 8

Kingfisher 27, Newkirk 0

Lexington 31, Oklahoma Centennial 6

Lincoln Christian 48, Nowata 0

Lindsay 64, Riverside 12

Little Axe 33, Seeworth Academy 6

MacArthur 48, Deer Creek 30

Madill 38, Dickson 14

Maud 54, Bluejacket 6

McAlester 21, Ada 7

McGuinness 49, Elk City 12

McLoud 40, Seminole 36

Metro Christian 56, Okmulgee 6

Midway 48, Claremore Christian 0

Morris 24, Okemah 13

Muskogee 45, Memorial 13

Okeene 10, Beaver 0

Oklahoma Christian Academy 44, Bowlegs 22

Oklahoma Christian School 55, Luther 7

Oologah 16, Collinsville 6

Panama 17, Stigler 14

Pauls Valley 19, Bethany 14

Pawnee 47, Morrison 7

Perkins-Tryon 63, Inola 6

Ponca City 63, OKC U.S. Grant 12

Poteau 28, Muldrow 20

Prague 47, Henryetta 27

Purcell 34, OKC Northeast 7

Ringling 54, Wilson 6

Roland 22, Bristow 16

Sallisaw 38, Tulsa Webster 20

Sasakwa 70, Bokoshe 38

Sequoyah Tahlequah 35, Colcord 7

Sequoyah-Claremore 54, Victory Christian 14

Shattuck 52, Buffalo 6

Skiatook 28, Tulsa Rogers 10

Southmoore 22, Mustang 19

Sperry 56, Wyandotte 0

Stillwater 7, Owasso 3

Stratford 21, Konawa 6

Talihina 34, Porum 0

Temple 42, Corn Bible Academy 0

Timberlake 56, Deer Creek-Lamont 22

Tonkawa 29, Liberty 0

Tulsa (Nathan) Hale 21, Pryor 13

Tulsa East Central 46, Tahlequah 6

Tuttle 42, Santa Fe South 0

Tyrone 36, Goodwell 12

Union 31, Enid 6

Valliant 50, Wilburton 13

Vian 56, Chouteau-Mazie 12

Victory Life 55, Grandfield 7

Wagoner 14, Hilldale 13

Washington 32, Hobart 6

Wayne 68, Dewar 13

Weatherford 48, Guymon 8

Western Heights 45, OKC Northwest 14

Wetumka 14, Kiefer 13

Yukon 41, Choctaw 14







Oklahoma How They Fared

By The Associated Press



Class 6A

1. Jenks (10-0) beat Sand Springs 56-21.

2. Union (9-1) beat Enid 31-6.

3. Broken Arrow (8-2) beat Bartlesville 45-28.

4. Southmoore (9-1) beat Mustang 22-19.

5. Midwest City (8-2) beat Putnam West 48-0.

6. Bartlesville (8-2) lost to Broken Arrow 45-28.

7. Mustang (7-3) lost to Southmoore 22-19.

8. Owasso (6-4) lost to Stillwater 7-3.

9. Del City (7-3) lost to Putnam North 34-7.

10. Lawton (7-3) beat Norman North 31-13.



Class 5A

1. Bishop Kelley (10-0) beat Miami 42-7.

2. El Reno (10-0) beat Duncan 14-7.

3. Shawnee (10-0) beat Capitol Hill 42-10.

4. Carl Albert (8-2) beat Harrah 41-0.

5. Tulsa East Central (9-1) beat Tahlequah 46-6.

6. Booker T. Washington (8-2) beat Bixby 10-2.

7. McAlester (9-1) beat Ada 21-7.

8. Bixby (6-4) lost to Booker T. Washington 10-2.

9. Central (8-2) beat Stilwell 33-3.

10. Duncan (8-2) lost to El Reno 14-7.



Class 4A

1. Glenpool (9-1) lost to Star Spencer 34-20.

2. Weatherford (10-0) beat Guymon 48-8.

3. McGuinness (8-2) beat Elk City 49-12.

4. Star Spencer (8-2) beat Glenpool 34-20.

5. Douglass (7-3) beat Piedmont 54-14.

(tie) Sallisaw (9-1) beat Tulsa Webster 38-20.

7. Broken Bow (7-3) beat Fort Gibson 42-7.

8. Wagoner (7-3) beat Hilldale 14-13.

9. Tecumseh (8-2) beat Cleveland 42-35.

10. Poteau (8-2) beat Muldrow 28-20.



Class 3A

1. Cascia Hall (9-0) beat Blackwell 42-0.

(tie) Tuttle (10-0) beat Santa Fe South 42-0.

3. Madill (10-0) beat Dickson 38-14.

4. Metro Christian (10-0) beat Okmulgee 56-6.

5. Berryhill (8-2) beat Dewey 25-6.

6. Sequoyah-Claremore (8-2) beat Victory Christian 54-14.

7. Clinton (7-3) beat Newcastle 49-7.

8. Checotah (8-2) beat Hugo 50-13.

(tie) Purcell (8-2) beat OKC Northeast 34-7.

10. Elgin (8-2) beat Blanchard 34-13.



Class 2A

1. Davis (10-0) beat Plainview 37-14.

2. Lincoln Christian (9-1) beat Nowata 48-0.

3. Sequoyah Tahlequah (10-0) beat Colcord 35-7.

4. Millwood (8-2) beat Meeker 42-6.

5. Plainview (8-2) lost to Davis 37-14.

6. Vian (9-1) beat Chouteau-Mazie 56-12.

7. Kingfisher (8-2) beat Newkirk 27-0.

(tie) Bridge Creek (9-1) beat Comanche 34-15.

9. Jones (8-2) beat Bethel 47-14.

10. Heritage Hall (6-4) beat Mount St. Mary 37-19.



Class A

1. Ringling (10-0) beat Wilson 54-6.

(tie) Tonkawa (10-0) beat Liberty 29-0.

3. Hennessey (10-0) beat Turpin 37-3.

4. Stroud (10-0) beat Dibble 47-0.

5. Talihina (10-0) beat Porum 34-0.

6. Cashion (10-0) beat Minco 36-12.

7. Oklahoma Bible (9-1) beat Pioneer-Pleasant Vale 38-6.

8. Okeene (8-2) beat Beaver 10-0.

9. Texhoma (7-3) beat Hooker 55-8.

10. Watonga (8-2) beat Thomas 47-0.



Class B

1. Garber (10-0) beat Medford 52-6.

2. Ryan (10-0) beat Central High 46-0.

3. Canton (9-1) beat Waukomis 46-6.

4. Porter Consolidated (10-0) beat Oaks-Mission 46-0.

5. Davenport (9-1) beat Agra 47-0.



Class C

1. Shattuck (10-0) beat Buffalo 52-6.

2. Timberlake (10-0) beat Deer Creek-Lamont 56-22.

3. Seiling (9-1) vs. Braman 55-0.

4. Temple (9-1) beat Corn Bible Academy 42-0.

5. Maud (10-0) beat Bluejacket 54-6.

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