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With Chloe On The Mound, Coalgate Wildcats Varsity Shuts Out Tushka. Chloe Brown threw a gem on Monday for Coalgate Wildcats Varsity, allowing zero runs and besting Tushka by a score of 8-0. Coalgate Wildcats Varsity secured the victory thanks to six runs in the third inning. Jaci Lackey, Kaylie Trevathan, Macy Delozier, and Josi Lackey all drove in runs in the frame. One bright spot for Tushka was a single by #24 in the fourth inning. Brown led things off in the circle for Coalgate Wildcats Varsity. The pitcher lasted six innings, allowing one hit and zero runs while striking out five and walking zero. Coalgate Wildcats Varsity tallied ten hits on the day. Lackey and Brown each had multiple hits for Coalgate Wildcats Varsity. Lackey led Coalgate Wildcats Varsity with three hits in four at bats. #24 went 1-for-2 at the plate to lead Tushka in hits.
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Front Row: Kenley Thompson, Chloe Brown, Breana Hale.
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The Coalgate Wildcats lost to rival Atoka in Friday night’s Boggy Bottom Bowl.
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Now that the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games have concluded, it would be easy for the casual viewer to think that American patriotism and love of country is at an all time low.
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A lawsuit filed by a former University of Oklahoma women’s volleyball player reveals that scholarship athletes were required to watch and discuss a political documentary that compares former President Donald Trump and his supporters with violent segregationists in the 1960s.
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Those of us who have taught here or even those that have lived herE for any period of time, know Ernie Fanning. He is as well known around Coalgate as Nike is to tennis shoes. Ernie is a lifelong resident of Coalgate. He graduated in 1975 and received a full football scholarship to East Central University in Ada, OK. During his last semester at ECU, his grandfather, B.B. Franklin, had a stroke. Though difficult, Ernie made the only decision he could make. He left school and headed home to help on the family ranch and the cattle order buying business. He was raised with strong family values. When family needs help, you step up and do what you can. He left college behind and focused on the ranch. While working on the ranch, he also began assisting Bobby English with building homes.
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