Lady Indians defeat Mooreland, 11-3

ARAPAHO — Head coach Luke Thompson and Lakelynn Thompson were at Mooreland last season.No. 14 Mooreland came to No. 6 Arapaho- Butler Thursday and the Lady Indians won the game 11-3.“Thursday was a very emotional day for both Lakelynn and me,” he said.

Clinton defeats Buffalo, loses to Vici

SHATTUCK — Clinton softball played in the Shattuck Festival Thursday and split games. The Lady Reds defeated Buffalo 10-1 but lost to Vici 3-1. Clinton is 10-12 on the season and will play softball today in the Shattuck Festival, but their opponent was unknown at press time.

Arapaho blanks Sentinel

SENTINEL — No. 20 Arapaho-Butler got off to the start it needed in the Sentinel baseball tournament.The Indians played Sentinel in the first round and won the game 4-0.“It was a grind of a game and our guys stayed locked in the entire game,” coach Bryan Holt said.

SWOSU falls to West Texas A&M, 2-1

WEATHERFORD — SWOSU Soccer and undefeated No. 14 West Texas A&M played to a 0-0 draw in the first half of Thursday’s home match, but the Lady Buffs broke through in the second half with a pair of goals and went on to win 2-1.

Pepsi football update

Here is your pepsi final football updateClinton leads Heritage Hall 28-7 for the first time since 2013.DeAndre Fanshier throws the ball to Javion Hill on a trick play to score.Cooper Sulley recorded a pick six late in the game.

Associated Press Oklahoma high school football poll

(AP) Here is The Associated Press’ Oklahoma high school football poll with first place votes in parentheses, records, points and ranking in last week’s poll, records through Sept 6. Points for classes A through 5A based on 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 scoring.

Double team block

Zaedon Collins, left and Cooper Whitetail block a McGuinness player during last week’s football game.

Running through a huge hole

Darren Hester, with the ball, runs through space, which was created by Jordan Brown.

Absaroka upset in feature horse race by That’s Something

OKLAHOMA CITY — Absaroka, the winner of the $175,000 Oklahoma Classics Cup last year at Remington Park, went off the 2-1 post-time favorite in the featured allowance race Wednesday night, but That’s Something was not phased, pulling off the upset.

About half of FBS starters are transfers

(AP) — Spencer Rattler, Chandler Morris and Tanner Mordecai were all once in the same quarterbacks room at Oklahoma.A couple of years ago, JT Daniels and Kedon Slovis were studying the Southern California playbook together.All are now starting for different programs.