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Published: November 16, 2009 10:58 am    print this story  

EC ends Pryor’s season

Kenny Howell
Sports Editor

TULSA - The Pryor Tigers’ season came to an end Friday night to the hands of the East Central Cardinals, 31-7.

Things didn’t start off well for the Tigers, as they fumbled on the first play from scrimmage.

Jaimon Gilstrap took advantage of it, scoring on a 1-yard run and the Cardinals quickly led 7-0.

East Central looked poised to score again a few minutes later, but a bobbled snap on a field goal kept Pryor down by just a score.

Chakeal Armstrong got the Cardinals another score early in the second on a 36-yard run, putting East Central up 14-0.

But Pryor struck back. After digging their way out of bad field position from the seven, Dakota Cox scored on a 49-yard run to get the Tigers back in it.

Matt Ogg added the extra point, and Pryor was just down by a score.

The Cardinals answered with an 8-play, 68-yard drive that was capped off by another Armstrong touchdown.

At the half, East Central led 21-7.

The Cardinals controlled the second, outscoring the Tigers 10-0 in the third.

Neither team scored in the fourth.

East Central moves on to play Guthrie in the second round.

Guthrie upset Duncan, 21-12.

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Christian Considine tries to pull down a East Central runner in the Tigers’ season ending loss to the Cardinals. Kristy Troyer/Times Correspondent (Click for larger image)



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