Sports

Weatherford swept district foe Kingfisher in two games Monday and Wednesday. The Eagles won at Kingfisher, 13-7, Monday and won 4-3 at home Wednesday.

Hydro-Eakly finished as runner-up at the Arapaho-Butler tournament Thursday, finishing 3-1. The Lady Bobcats opened the tournament with a 9-7 win against Canute, followed by a 11-9 win against Cheyenne/Reydon.

HOBART — Hydro-Eakly baseball finished as the runner-up in the Hobart Battle of the Big Bats this past weekend. The Bobcats defeated Snyder, 16-1, Thursday, and Thomas-Fay-Custer, 8-3 Friday.

SWOSU softball dropped both games of Tuesday’s non-conference doubleheader against Cameron, 4-0 and 3-1. Cameron 4, SWOSU 0 Cameron scored four runs in the second inning on four hits.

WICHITA, Kansas—SWOSU track and field competed in its largest field of the season at the Friends University Spring Invitational this past Thursday through Saturday, landing seven inside the Top 10 in various events including a pair of program records from Natesa Ford and Deuna Miller.

EL RENO — Weatherford baseball finished 1-3 at the Kingfisher tournament this past weekend. All games were played in El Reno as part of the tournament.

Weatherford girls soccer defeated Woodward, 2-0, Tuesday to win its second district game of the season. The win puts Weatherford in a tie with Oklahoma Christian School and Clinton — all three teams are 2-0 in district play.

Weatherford girls soccer defeated Woodward, 2-0, Tuesday to win its second district game of the season. The win puts Weatherford in a tie with Oklahoma Christian School and Clinton — all three teams are 2-0 in district play.