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Guthrie’s varsity baseballers wrapped up a mixed bag of a week, struggling at the big Kingfisher tournament but pulling out a big win Monday night as they opened the grueling homestretch of the District 5A-1 season.

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Guthrie High’s softball team posted a 5-1 record in last week’s Enid Tournament, extending its winning streak to 11 games before losing to Waukomis 13-11 in the championship. The Lady Bluejays were 3-0 in pool play, starting with a 15-1 three-inning rout of Pioneer-Pleasant Vale.

The Guthrie Bluejays baseball team took their first loss of the season against perennial Class 3A powerhouse Heritage Hall in an 8-0 run rule at Squires Field last Thursday. Guthrie threw everything they had at the Chargers but just couldn’t pull anything through, managing only three hits, one each from Lance Evans, Owen Wilder, and Daelon Rice.

Guthrie High’s track teams traveled to Mustang last week in a meet loaded with Class 6A teams, and will be busy every weekend until the state meet in May. Next up is Saturday’s meet at Bethany.

Congratulations to the Guthrie Junior High Tennis Team placing 3rd at the Edmond Qualifying Tournament. (L-R) Lola Brown placed 4th at 1 singles, Teagan Duehning and Lania Woodard placed 4th at 1 doubles, Haven Hudson placed 5th at 2 Singles and Taylor Shipley and Kinley Nelson, not pictured placed 5th at 2 doubles. This was a 16 team draw and the girls were 2 points away from qualifying for State!

Guthrie faced off in a varsity doubleheader against the US Grant Generals Monday night in Oklahoma City, and came away with two solid wins, with nearly the entire Guthrie bench seeing time on the field.

L to R, Jaxson Mayer placed 7th at 2 singles, Carson Olmsted placed 9th at 1 singles, Lane Goode and Mason Mayer won the tournament at 1 doubles and Gavin Cook and Isaiah Dearman placed 3rd at 2 doubles. Alx Varselona placed 10th at 1 singles. Really proud of Lane and Mason!