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Guthrie’s Codie Carlock (3) runs away from Blanchard defenders on his way to a touchdown at Jelsma Stadium on Friday, Sept. 18. The Bluejays won 49-7. Photo by Reece Heck

Guthrie’s Codie Carlock (3) runs away from Blanchard defenders on his way to a touchdown at Jelsma Stadium on Friday, Sept. 18. The Bluejays won 49-7. Photo by Reece Heck

Bluejays celebrate Homecoming in style, 49-7

Guthrie gave its Homecoming crowd the kind of night it had been waiting on since August.The Bluejays led 14-0 after one quarter and 21-0 at halftime Friday at Jelsma Stadium, then scored 21 more in the third quarter on the way to a 49-7 win over Blanchard.
Guthrie High School softball seniors were recognized during Senior Night on Sept. 15 before the Bluejays faced the OKC Broncos. From left are Savannah Ingle, Halle Hamilton, Ryn McCormick, Micah Countess and Brylan Shephard. The seniors were honored for their dedication and contributions to the Guthrie softball program throughout their high school careers. Photo by Brett Tennyson

Guthrie High School softball seniors were recognized during Senior Night on Sept. 15 before the Bluejays faced the OKC Broncos. From left are Savannah Ingle, Halle Hamilton, Ryn McCormick, Micah Countess and Brylan Shephard. The seniors were honored for their dedication and contributions to the Guthrie softball program throughout their high school careers. Photo by Brett Tennyson

Photo by Aaron Ryburn, City of Guthrie

Photo by Aaron Ryburn, City of Guthrie

Clay Tarter Invitational Honors Guthrie Cross Country Legacy

The fourth annual Clay Tarter Memorial Invitational brought cross country runners to Guthrie for another day of competition at Cottonwood Flats, honoring one of the most influential coaches in Guthrie High School history.

Football Preview Week 4

Homecoming brings Blanchard to Jelsma; Beeby not letting guard down Blanchard comes to Guthrie on Friday with an 0-2 record and a point differential that looks like a misprint. The Lions have been outscored 85-19, including a 56-0 loss at home to Newcastle last week.
#1 Dereon Whitehorn

#1 Dereon Whitehorn

Bluejays find first win in the trenches

Two weeks of getting pushed around ended Friday night in Bethany, and Guthrie coach Kelly Beeby did not have to look far to explain why.
Photo Courtesy of Guthrie Public schools.

Photo Courtesy of Guthrie Public schools.

Guthrie hosts Clay Tarter Invitational

The Guthrie Bluejays will host the fourth annual Clay Tarter Invitational this week at Cottonwood Flats, bringing middle school and high school crosscountry teams together to honor one of the most influential coaches in Guthrie history.

Who gets their first win? Guthrie travels to Bethany

After two weeks against the teams that played for last year’s Class 4A championship, the Guthrie Bluejays finally draw an opponent that has had a similar start.Guthrie (0-2) travels to Bethany on Friday looking for its first win of the season against a team sitting in the same spot.
A group of Bluejay defenders bring down an Elgin ball carrier at Jelsma Stadium on Friday, Sept. 4. Guthrie held the Owls to 115 rushing yards, a week after Elgin ran for 300. Photo by Reece Heck

A group of Bluejay defenders bring down an Elgin ball carrier at Jelsma Stadium on Friday, Sept. 4. Guthrie held the Owls to 115 rushing yards, a week after Elgin ran for 300. Photo by Reece Heck

Turnovers, clutch pass send Guthrie to 38 10 loss in home opener

For a quarter and a half, the Guthrie Bluejays were in it.Trailing Elgin 14-10 in the second quarter of Friday’s home opener at Jelsma Stadium, Guthrie had the 4A runner-up within one score and the ball in its hands. Then the Bluejays gave it back, and the game got away from them in a hurry.
A Cashion player is lifted by a teammate in celebration during the Wildcats' 37-14 Week 1 win over Crescent on Friday, Aug. 28, in Cashion. Photo by Reece Heck.

A Cashion player is lifted by a teammate in celebration during the Wildcats' 37-14 Week 1 win over Crescent on Friday, Aug. 28, in Cashion. Photo by Reece Heck.

AREA FOOTBALL ROUNDUP

Cashion-37, Crescent- 14: “The War on 74” bragging rights stayed in Cashion’s hands Friday night with a season-opening 37-14 win over county rival Crescent.Cashion has now taken three consecutive meetings in the rivalry by larger margins, following its 42-13 win in Crescent last October.
 

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