Westmoore’s Wolfe scores five touchdowns in win Destiny Christian’s Anderson is fans’ choice
Destiny Christian quarterback Blair Anderson has won The Oklahoman's Fans' Choice Player of the Week poll after rushing for five touchdowns and 160 yards, while also passing for more than 120 yards as the Destiny Christian pushed past Alex, 48-30.
Anderson placed ahead of Edmond Santa Fe quarterback Kanan Hansen, finishing with 285 votes out of 883 total votes. Hansen finished with 231 votes, ahead of Shawnee running back Tre’Juan Shaw who finished with 109 votes.
Shaw, who was The Oklahoman's staff pick for Player of the Week, rushed for 238 yards and three touchdowns as Shawnee took down Sand Springs. Watch newsok. com/sports/high-school this weekend for the Week 5 poll.
Here are the full results of the Week 4 fan poll:
Blair Anderson, QB, Destiny Christian: 285 votes (32.28 percent)
Kanan Hansen, QB, Edmond Santa Fe: 231 votes (26.16 percent)
Tre’Juan Shaw, RB, Shawnee: 109 votes (12.34 votes)
Sam Brandt, QB, Bethany : 79 votes (8.95 percent)
AJ Ward, QB, Community Christian School: 50 votes (5.66 percent)
Qwontrel Walker, RB, Stillwater: 49 votes (5.55 percent)
Cameron Wilson, RB, Midwest City: 41 votes (4.64 votes)
Caden Wolford, RB, Meeker: 39 votes (4.42 votes)w
Acosta family makes two hole-in-ones in same tournament
Making a hole-in-one is a special moment. But it’s even better when two members of the same family do it in the same tournament.
That’s what happened over the weekend for the Acosta family in a golf tournament fundraiser at John Conrad Golf Course.
Yukon senior golfer Ashlyn Acosta made her first hole-inone on No. 4 from 123 yards out. Then, her uncle, Ashley Acosta, made his first on No. 12 from 162 yards out.
Westmoore quarterback Dayton Wolfe scored five touchdowns on Friday night against Enid.
The Jaguars needed every single one.
After jumping out to a quick 14-0 start after Wolfe connected on touchdown passes of 54 yards to Jacob Clark and 17 yards to Colby Phillips, Enid came roaring back thanks to two touchdown runs by WillPhillips.
Wolfe then got started on the ground, running in a score from eight yards out right before the end of the first half to give Westmoore a 21-14 lead at the break.
After Enid scored on its opening drive of the second half, Wolfe answered with another rushing touchdown.
Enid responded again with another score to tie it up at 28-28, but Westmoore running back Chris Oliver scored two rushing touchdowns and Wolfe added his fifth touchdown of the night with less than a minute remaining to give Westmoore the win on the road 50-35. On the night, Wolfe finished 14-of-20 for 202 yards passing and two scores, while adding the three rushing touchdowns.