DUNCAN —
During the 2012 season, the Velma-Alma Comets got another taste of playoff success, reaching the second round for the second consecutive season.
Now, more success is coming the way of the Comets, along with other Stephens County teams with the announcement of the District A-4 All District team.
Dallen Mercer was named Offensive Player of the Year, with teammate Robert Suttles receiving Offensive Lineman of the Year. Checotah Lynn nabbed the award of Wide Receiver of the Year.
Empire also grabbed two player of the year awards with senior quarterback Tanner Shorter being named the Quarterback of the Year, while Corbin Henderson was a Co-Defensive End of the Year award winner.
Bray-Doyle was represented by Dylan Sparks who was named Tight End of the Year, along with Chris Womack who was a Co-Linebacker of the Year.
On the first team list, V-A’s Austin Dennis, Brandon Sage and Ty Dulworth represented the Comets.
Empire placed Kylar Walls, C.J. Lee, Freddy Larsen, and Aaron Key on the first-team list as well.
Bray-Doyle’s lone representative on the first team was defensive back Austin Long, while teammate Kevin Norris made the second team list.
Sports
County puts 16 players on All-District A4 Team
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Stephens brings home Oklahoma Youth State Title
After another impressive performance on the golf course this weekend, Caden Stephens can now call himself something every kid dreams to become: a state champion.
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Hurdling past the competition
Since the start of her high school track career, Duncan hurdler Rebecca Brewer has earned back to back trips to the Class 5A State Tournament, three state medals and an invitation to this year’s Meet of Champions.
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Twin Oaks to host camp, junior tourney
With golf season now in full swing, kids will get the chance to learn more about the game during a camp hosted in town at the start of next month.
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Duncan Ducks soar to U14 Title
Not even gale force winds could stop the Duncan Ducks Sunday night at Abe Raizen Park.
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Gymnast coach Rucker receives special surprise
It’s been said “If you love what you do, then you’ll never work a day in your life.”
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Family to raise money for son at annual tournament
To give their son a second chance to tee off against some of the top youth golfers from around the world, the Stephens family will once again turn to the same sport he has grown to love at a tournament next month.
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Local football stars compete at Senior Bowl
While the high school football season ended several months ago, Saturday night marked one last chance for several Stephens County players to leave it all out on the field for the last time.
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Stephens County players shine at Senior Bowl
While the 2012 Southwest Senior Bowl was remembered for it’s numerous brawls on the field, the 2013 edition will be known for something completely opposite.
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Spurs rout Grizzlies 105-83 in West finals opener
The San Antonio Spurs opened the Western Conference finals resembling the past champions who’ve been there so many times before.
The Memphis Grizzlies looked like the first-timers still trying to adapt to their first conference finals appearance. -
Beckham walks off in tears after last home game
David Beckham hugged his teammates with tears in his eyes, then walked off the pitch to a standing ovation — for the last time in front of a home crowd at a football game.
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