By LYNN WOMACK
Press Special Writer
WARNER – The Warner Eagles defeated the Hulbert Riders 7-2 Tuesday.
The Eagles scored three runs in the third, two in the fourth and two in the sixth for a Big Eight Conference win.
Hulbert’s Jeff Hardison went the distance for the loss. Hardison had four strike outs in six innings pitched. He faced 31 batters.
The Riders took a 1-0 lead in the first as Hardison was hit-by-pitch and scored on Chase Shankle's single. The Riders collected their second run in the fifth as Colton Hardison reached base on a fielders choice that forced Jayce Coulburn out at first base. Coulburn had led off the inning with a single. Colton Hardison advanced the second as Tyler Marley reached on a error. Colton Brave then sent Colton Hardison home on a double to center field to narrow WHS's lead to 5-2.
The Riders collected four hits in the game as Shankle, Coulburn and Marley all had singles. Brave had the only extra base hit with a double.
The Eagles scored three runs in the third inning to take a 3-1 lead. WHS was aided by three hits and three Rider errors.
Coulbun ended the inning with an unassisted double play as he caught a line drive then tagged the Eagle runner on third. WHS scored two more runs in the fifth for a 5-1 lead three hits and one error. The Eagles added two more runs in the sixth for 7-2 with was the final score. WHS had reached base on two hits and a walk.
The Riders are now 0-4 in league play and 0-5 overall. The Riders will be off until they will face Braggs on the road on March 22 at 4:00 p.m.
Sports
Hulbert’s struggles continue in loss to Warner
- Sports
-
-
All-State ending
Emily Linebarger walked out of the Oklahoma City Tennis Center unsure of her All-State prospects. The Tahlequah senior had just wrapped up her tennis career with a, 6-3, 4-6, 6-4, loss to Booker T. Washington’s Audrey Still at the Class 5A state tournament.
-
Madison Carey continues a family legacy with All-State selection in doubles play.
In 1980, Karen Carter — now known as Karen Carey — became an All-State tennis player at Tahlequah High School. Thirty-two years later, her daughter has followed in her footsteps.
- Spurs rally to beat Thunder in Game 1 of West finals
-
Sooners are World Series bound
- Mizzou tops Oklahoma to win first Big 12 title
- Franchitti wins 3rd Indy 500, gives nod to Wheldon
- AFTERNOON UPDATE: Oklahoma advances to Big 12 title game
- AFTERNOON UPDATE: OU beats Arizona in Super Regional Game 1
-
Another walk-off winner
OKLAHOMA CITY — Evan Mistch doesn’t know how fast he can sprint 90 feet. He just knows he could do it quickly enough on Thursday to give Oklahoma a 3-2 victory.....
-
Bricktown bummer
OKLAHOMA CITY — Five days after Oklahoma State University pitcher Randy McCurry dominated Texas A&M in his best pitching performance this season, the junior from Tupelo had his worst outing.....
- More Sports Headlines
-


