Landmark Fine Homes Boys HS HS Athlete May 12-18

Landmark Fine Homes proposes that the spring sports boy athletes in Oklahoma are now living in Oklahoma from May 12 to 18.

OKArche junior baseball player Luke Hill was the winner of last week.

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Preston Albee, Sr. , Choctaw Golf: OU Signee finished second in the Class 6A State Championship and won an excellent third round, beating a 66-shot 66. Albee won the championship last year, with 216 even 216 finishes at Forest Ridge at Broken Arrow.

Owen Andrews, Washington Baseball: He beat Marlow 10-5 in the Class 3A Championship, leading the Warriors 4-2 and running 3 times. Andrews also performed well in the state tournament, throwing a full game and allowing only three hits in the quarterfinals of the 4-0 victory over Lone Grove.

Carson Brumbaugh, Sr. , Edmond Santa Fe Baseball: The Arkansas signatories played a big role in the Wolves’ Class 6A Championship game, with Owasso, who beat Owasso 10-8 on mounds and plates, played a huge game in the championship game. Brumbaugh scored 3 runs 3-4 and won the last 3 innings. He allowed only two hits and kept Owasso away from the scoreboard in the last three frames.

Gage Gibbons, So., Deer Creek tracks: Gibbons won 100 individual titles in 10.71 seconds.

Jaxson Heard, Sr. , Blanchard Baseball: The Rose State signer won four scores in the Class 4A Championship with a 4-8 win over Tuttle in the Class 4A Championship. Hurd also made a huge game in the quarterfinals victory over North Lock Creek’s Lions, hitting two home runs, throwing a full game while allowing three hits and hitting 11.

Ethan Koller, So. , Norman North Football: Norman North played a big role when he overcame the three-point goal deficit and beat the Broken Arrow of the Class 6A champion. Kohler had 1.8 seconds left to tie the game with a score of 3-3 and sent the game to overtime. Later, when Norman North defeated Broken Arrow 5-4 in the gunfight, he switched to the winning kick.

Ben Lathrop, Halitage Hall Golf: He won the Class 4A title at Dornick Hills Golf and Country Club in Ardmore. Lathrop won nine with nine shots, down from 209.

Midwest Urban Track Theus McGuire, Advanced: He won the 110-meter hurdles (14.75) and 300 obstacles (39.48) to win the bomber's first solo title.

Brody Nichols Jr., Cash Baseball: He threw 10 inches in the Class 2A-I state championship as he helped Cashion win the first title. Nichols had a 3-frame frame, defeating Dibble in the quarterfinals in the Wildcats' 10-0 five-inning running rule. He threw a full game and beat Oklahoma State 7-0 in the championship game five hits.

Aiden Tovar, Father, Curved Oak Soccer: He helped RUF-Nex win the second title. Tovar won two goals and one assist in the Class 3A Championship 4-1 defeat of Casady's Crooked Oak.

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