Local scores for 1-8-13

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January 8, 2013

Local scores for 1-8-13

Anonymous Enid News and Eagle The Enid News and Eagle Tue Jan 08, 2013, 12:11 AM CST

NOC ENID

Women

NOC ENID 75, NOC TONKAWA 53

NOC TONKAWA        15           38    —    53

NOC ENID        36        39 —    75

NOC Tonkawa — Karungi 11, Kricane 8, McBride 8, M. Means 6, Madzarvevic 6, Canady 6, Flores 3, Butler 3, D. Means 2.

NOC Enid — Sullivan 20, Qualls 14, Crowl 9, Bates 9, Hough 8, Melvin 5, Eaton 5, Beasler 3, Swanson 2.

Men

NOC ENID 69, NOC TONKAWA 65, OT

NOC TONKAWA    23    31    11    — 65

NOC ENID    23    31    15    —    69

NOC Tonkawa — Cortez Gilbert 16, Voss 15, Rodriguez 11, Leonard 10, Contrael Gilbert 7, Cooksey 4, Thornton 2.

NOC Enid — Espinoza 27, Brooks 11, Qualls 9, Dudley 8, Bigum 4, Williams 4, Brown 3, Farmer 3.

PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL

CHISHOLM 45, HENNESSEY 41

HENNESSEY 2 11 14 14 — 41

CHISHOLM 10 8 14 13 — 45

Hennessey: Johnson 13, Reeves 10, Holder 8, Tompson 6, Armenta 4

Chisholm: Glausha 116, Mirelez 9, Gruber 6, McCary 6, A. Middleton 4, N. Middleton 2, Lawver 2

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