Hugo News Sports VALLIANT — The Hugo Buffaloes faced their Hwy. 70-rival Valliant Bulldogs on the road Friday. Valliant had a freshman quarterback and several freshmen who were asked to step up in this game.

Contributing Writer Boswell’s softball team began the day with excellent defense and shut Mill Creek down in the first. The Lady Frogs had a great hit down the first base line and another down the third baseline, both triples, but the Lady Scorpions held tough and only allowed one run.

Contributing Writer FORT TOWSON — Two members of the Fort Towson Lady Tiger softball team were recognized during Senior Night festivities last week. Jailynn George and Danielle Brents were this year’s special seniors.

Charles Durrence, the current Fort Towson Fastpitch Softball coach, picked up CAREER WIN No. 400 with a doubleheader sweep of Bennington on Thursday, Sept. 3.

Contributing Writer ATOKA — The Hugo Buffaloes put on one of their finest aerial performances of the decade under Atoka’s fancy field-Friday night lights. When the fat lady sang, the Buffaloes fought off the always gritty Wampus Cats, 27-22, for a satisfying first win of the season.

Contributing Writer Jailynn George collected three hits in four trips to the plate, as Fort Towson varsity Lady Tigers defeated Bennington, 15-6 on Thursday. George doubled in the second inning, singled in the third inning, and singled in the fourth inning.

Fort Towson 22, Boswell 5 The Lady Scorpions did not have a good day on the mound. Fort Towson Lady Tigers’ pitcher Melody Wilhite did.

Hugo’s Lady Buffaloes lost to Valliant in both games of a Thursday softball doubleheader... 18-3 and 14-2, respectively.

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Buffaloes run out of steam in second half, fall 33- 58 Friday Night Lights returned to the town of Hugo. The opening day excite-football team.