Lady Bluejays Varsity Results: In the sprints, Oliviah Bryan (13.46) finished in sixth place in the 100.Saphera White (13.82) and Cora Leach (14.12) also competed. Junior Haley Gallo ran 26.6 for a second-place finish in the 200.Madison Brooks(27.57) was good for sixth place and White ran29.91.The400 meter racewould haveAlix Hernandez (1:11.08) andZaviana Love(1:14.23) competing but not get any team points.

After a challenging three weeks which saw them win only three of fourteen games, the Guthrie varsity baseball team wrapped up the regular season on a high note last week, winning four of five games, with all four victories being critical for district points.

Guthrie High’s track and field teams will travel to Edmond Memorial on Saturday for the Class 5A regional, while small schools travel to Western Heights this weekend for their state meets. The Class 5A state meet is May 10-11, also at Western Heights High.

The Guthrie Bluejays qualified for the Class 5A soccer play-offs on April 19 with a 4-0 win over Midwest City on Senior Night. The Bluejays finish the regular season 8-4,52 in the district and will host Durant on April 29 at 7 p.m.

The Lady Jays Golf Team were Suburban Conference runners-up at John Conrad Golf Course in Midwest City. Rylin Wells shot an 80 with 2 eagles, Audrey Allen and Tatum Brown each shot 89, Maely Beeby shot a 92 with 1 eagle and Taegan Reyes shot a 102. The Lady Jays shot a team low of 350. Next up is Regionals at Weatherford on Wednesday.

Maybe they were thinking about the delicious food at the food trucks along 1st Street. Maybe had their minds on the rides at the carnival. Whatever it was, the Bluejays baseball team had a dismal 89ers week on the diamond, including at their own tournament, going winless in five games.

Guthrie High’s track teams continued to get ready for the regional and state meets with a trip to Tulsa for the Booker T. Washington Hornet Relays.

Guthrie High's field event competitors turned in the strongest efforts at the April 12 track meet in Yukon, loaded with Class 6A teams. It was a solid test for the Bluejays and Lady Bluejays as they get ready for the Suburban Conference meet and then the regional event.

Guthrie’s varsity baseball team continued to struggle last week, dropping two heartbreakers in district play and only coming away with a single win in five games played. On Tuesday, April 9, Guthrie squared off against the Noble Bears at Squires Field.