Sports

CHEYENNE — Hydro-Eakly traveled to Cheyenne/Reydon Monday in a non-playoff game and Cheyenne/Reydon won the game, 19-14. Both teams scored runs in nearly every inning of the game.

TUSHKA — Hydro-Eakly’s slow-pitch softball season came to an end this past week after getting eliminated at the Regional Tournament in Tushka. Hydro-Eakly won the tournament opener against Boone-Apache, 4-3, Thursday, before losing to Tushka, 3-2, and Boone-Apache, 6-2.

RATTAN — Hydro-Eakly competed in the regional tournament at Rattan and was eliminated by the host. The Bobcats finished the tournament with a 2-2 record—defeating Union City 4-2 Wednesday, and losing to host Rattan, 7-0.

CALUMET — Hydro-Eakly baseball traveled to Calumet early last week and lost, 12-4. Trailing 4-1, Calumet scored eight runs to take the lead for good and later win the game.

ARKADELPHIA, Arkansas — SWOSU softball finished its series at Henderson State with a 1-2 record, eliminating the team from contention to play in the Great American Conference postseason tournament. SWOSU split games in a doubleheader Friday, winning the first game, 4-1, and losing the second game, 9-2.

HAYS, Kansas — For a fourth time this season and a second consecutive weekend, the SWOSU women’s rodeo team finished first after winning the Fort Hays State Rodeo April 18-20. The win extends the team’s lead in the Central Plains Region against Oklahoma Panhandle State with one rodeo remaining in the regular season.

BROKEN ARROW — Two SWOSU women’s golf team members finished in the Top 10, including Freya Sala who tied for second, and went on to finish third as a team at the 2024 Great American Conference Championships.

SWOSU baseball defeated Cameron 12-8 in the last non-conference game of the season Tuesday afternoon. SWOSU took advantage of multiple errors by the Aggies and scored in five-straight innings for the win.

BROKEN ARROW — SWOSU’s Sutton McMillan finished in the Top 5 individually and the team placed fourth overall at the 2024 Great American Conference Championships in Broken Arrow. Henderson State won the conference title by six strokes against Harding, who finished ahead of Southern Arkansas by another 11 strokes.