Lawton & Ft. Sill

Lady Owls win swim meet, boys finish second

LAWTON – Elgin’s swim teams are starting to elevate their performances as the Owls head into the tough part of the schedule. Elgin’s women’s team finished first at the Dec. 6 meet that included all Lawton schools and Chickasha.
Baby Yoda – 4-month-old Pit Bull Terrier mix

Baby Yoda – 4-month-old Pit Bull Terrier mix

Support needed for Elgin Animal Shelter

Elgin Animal Shelter is asking for donations to help provide for the animals. Currently the animals need:  • Purina Dry Dog/Cat/Puppy/Kitten Chow.  • Dog treats. • Kong/tough toys. • Stainless steel food/water bowls. • Non-clumping clay cat litter.  • Litter pans.
Surrounded by teammates, Elgin baseball player Jake Thomas signs a letter of intent to play for Seminole State College next season. The ceremony was held Wednesday at the Elgin High School library. PHOTO PROVIDED

Surrounded by teammates, Elgin baseball player Jake Thomas signs a letter of intent to play for Seminole State College next season. The ceremony was held Wednesday at the Elgin High School library. PHOTO PROVIDED

Lady Owls need confidence, learning new system as basketball season looms

ELGIN – Confidence will play a critical role in the success level Elgin’s girls’ basketball team enjoys this season, according to new head coach Brett Sanders.
Surrounded by teammates, Elgin baseball player Jake Thomas signs a letter of intent to play for Seminole State College next season. The ceremony was held Wednesday at the Elgin High School library. PHOTO PROVIDED

Surrounded by teammates, Elgin baseball player Jake Thomas signs a letter of intent to play for Seminole State College next season. The ceremony was held Wednesday at the Elgin High School library. PHOTO PROVIDED

Thomas signs with Seminole State

ELGIN – Elgin baseball player Jake Thomas signed a letter of intent Wednesday to play for Seminole State College next season. Thomas was surrounded by teammates, coaches and family members during the signing.
Sterling senior Nate Anderson drives toward the basket during Tuesday's 42-34 loss to Central High. Anderson finished the game with seven points. PHOTO BY HUGH SCOTT JR.

Sterling senior Nate Anderson drives toward the basket during Tuesday's 42-34 loss to Central High. Anderson finished the game with seven points. PHOTO BY HUGH SCOTT JR.

Central hands Sterling first loss of season, 44-32

STERLING – A stronger, taller Central High team held a four-point halftime lead and never looked back while handing the Sterling Tigers their first loss of the season 44-32 Tuesday night.