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The Sulphur Lady Bulldogs are peaking at just the right time as the postseason begins Thursday here when the girls host Marietta.
The Sulphur softball team picked up three more wins in the past week, as they continue to roll and begin the postseason on Thursday. No. 4 Sulphur beat Konowa 12-4
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The Bulldog’s Weston Arms fires off a pitch to the plate as the Dogs took on Byng last week.
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Reese Ratchford, right, is congratulated after slamming a home run in a game against Harrah last week. Ratchford slammed two homers in the game.
The Sulphur baseball team continues to play well and be tested, as they near the end of the regular season and prepare for postseason play. Sulphur went 1-2 last week,
RIGHT: The Sulphur boys are also coming on strong after winning first in their own tourney a little more than a week ago.
Team members are pictured with their trophy at the Sulphur Hills course. The Dogs had the top four individuals in the meet, Dawson Hinson, Hunter Mann, Dawson Padgett and Mason Lance.
LEFT:The Sulphur girls had strong performances in their last two tournaments in one of their best weeks of the season.
Team members are, from left, Emily Handy, Kaytee Waters, Genevieve Dakor and Jordon Goodman.
The Sulphur girls golf team was busy last week, as the Lady Dogs hosted their annual tournament and took part in the Maygan Ballard Invitational at Pauls Valley. Two strong
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It was a solid week for the Dogs on the diamond, as they picked up three wins and moved their record to 13-9 as the playoffs continue to draw near.
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Lady Bulldog’s defending state champion pole vaulter, Faith Howe, above, goes high, easily winning first place in last Friday’s Rock Creek Invitational in Sulphur. Howe had a meet best of 11-0.
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The Bulldog’s Tavius McDonald jumped 20-6 in last Friday’s Rock Creek Invitational in Sulphur to win second in the long jump.
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Sulphur’s Trey Kiser runs a relay leg in last Friday’s Rock Creek Invitational in Sulphur.
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Kinlee Duck runs a personal best time of 54.01 in the 300 hurdles last Friday in the Rock Creek Invitational tournament for a 4th place medal.
Both Sulphur boys and girls track teams had outstanding showings at the annual Rock Creek Invitational last Friday at Sulphur High School. The girls team finished 2nd overall with 134
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