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November 27, 2012

Local scores for 11-28-12

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NOC ENID

WOMEN

NOC ENID 56, NEO 52

NEO   21   31   —   52

NOC ENID   26   30   —   56

NEO — Fernandez 14, Schieber 10, Annick 9, Gray 6, Burns 5, Clark 2, Williams 2, Chadd 2, Frazier 2

NOC Enid — Beasler 16, Eaton 13, Bates 8, Sullivan 7, Swanson 6, Hough 5, Schumpert 2.

MEN

NOC ENID 79, NEO 56

NEO   32   24   —   56

NOC ENID   36   43   —   79

NEO — Ali 12, Santos 11, Powell 6, Isla 6, Williams 5, Roach 4, Dawson 4, Claxton 3, Clemens 3, Newberry 1, Thomas 1

NOC Enid — Espinoza 17, Dudley 15, Qualls 15, Brooks 11, Brown 10, Farmer 9, Lewis 2.

Girls prep basketball

GARBER 71, DRUMMOND 31

DRUMMOND    2   7   9   13       31

GARBER    17   19   16   19       71

Drummond: Swart 8, Morrison 7, Armour 5, Perry 3, Singleton 2, Miller 2, Bonniksen 2, Cutruzzula 2

Garber: Bolin 17, Terry 12, Pralle 11, Leathers 10, Collins 7, Garrett 6, Brannen 4, Beebe 2, Oller 2

BURLINGTON 64, ALINE-CLEO 22

A-C   4   3   11   4    –   22

BURLINGTON   20   29   5   10   –   64

A-C: Beckwith 9, Gahr 8, Davidson 2, Gregory 2, Tomlinson 1

Burlington: Rieger 15, K. Garvie 12, S. Garvie 8, Vore 7, Armbruster 4, James 4, S. Nall 6, J. Ferrell 2, Je. Ferrell 2, M. Nall 2, Stewart 2

RINGWOOD 53, KREMLIN-HILLS. 45

K-H   11   13   8   13       45

RINGWOOD   14   9   14   16       53

K-H: Gabriel 12, Davis 9, Bittle 8, Regier 6, Wuerflein 5, Both 4, Mitchell 1

Ringwood: Johnson 17, Randolph 9, Farrand 8, Shaffer 6, Wallace 5, Folger 5, Schmidt 2, Palmer 1

FRONTIER 73, OBA 26

FRONTIER   21   20   19   13   –   73

OBA   8   8   2   8   –   26

Frontier: Nelson 8, Ingmire 4, Buntt 7, Goodman 31, Tappan 15, Gum 6, Williams 2

OBA: Watkins 3, Wayman 12, Price 2, Coffin 2, Irwin 2, Atwood 4, Payne 1

TIMBERLAKE 64, WAUKOMIS 62 , 2OT

TIMBERLAKE 15 17      8 13      7 5   –       64

WAUKOMIS    17 17 4      15      7   12            62

Timberlake: Severin 16, LaForce 11, Parker 10, Atkisson 10, Castle 10, Clift 7

Waukomis: Perry 16, Mack 16, Harris 15, Kokojan 10, Jones 3, Eck 2

PIEDMONT 63, WOODWARD 37

Boys prep basketball

CIMARRON 74, WAYNOKA 32

WAYNOKA   3   6   10   13       32

CIMARRON   23   16   26   10       74

Waynoka: Meriwether 23, Baird 3, Barr 3, Henderliter 2, Goucher 1

Cimarron: Watkins 19, Williams 16, Seelke 9, Tydings 8, Bergdall 6, Brakage 5, Birchfield 4, Hurst 3, Snethen 2, Ramey 2

BURLINGTON 108, ALINE-CLEO 46

A-C   8   5   24   9   –   46

BURLINGTON   31   28   27   22   –   108

A-C: Stokes 19, Sweeney 11, Robinson 9, N. Dobbs 3, Wallace 2, Lefta 2

Burlington: Stewart 29, Ellerbeck 26, Gosselin 21, Newlin 15, Talbott 8, Flackman 7, Ross 2

DRUMMOND 51, GARBER 49

DRUMMOND   14   10   10   17   –   51

GARBER   8   21   11   9   –   49

Drummond: Kokojan 22, Wilson 13, Janke 10, Rodenberg 2, Welch 2, Mack 2

Garber: Swaim 11, Hunt 10, Killman 10, Vandiver 10, Newton 4, Bowlin 2, McCleave 2

RINGWOOD 49, KREMLIN-HILLS. 17

K-H   0   2   9   6       17

RINGWOOD   13   12   14   10       49

K-H: Sweetwood 5, Both 4, Pearce 3, Olmstead 3, Bittle 2

Ringwood: Aguilar 12, Broomfield 10, R. Resendiz 8, Bartenas 7, Swart 6, Patton 2, Schmidt 2, Gomez 2

OBA 49, FRONTIER 40

FRONTIER   12   6   5       17 –   40

OBA   8   11   12       18 –   49

Frontier: Talon 9, Tristan 5, Childs 5, Armstrong 3, Ratliff 12, Norman 6

OBA: Whitson 4, Roberts 4, Atwood 22, Chance 9, Watts 10

WAUKOMIS 55, TIMBERLAKE 40

TIMBERLAKE   8   9   8   15   –   40

WAUKOMIS   13   21   12   9   –   55

Timerblake: Seaman 15, Henderson 6, Dungan 5, Buller 5, Nichols 4, Fishback 3, Robinson 2

Waukomis: Click 26, Terrell 9, Harrington 7, Crites 5, Howard 4, Myers 3

PIEDMONT55, WOODWARD 47

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