Yukon Area Sports
City of Yukon to host 18th annual Senior Games
The 18th annual Yukon Senior Games are quickly approaching with competition for people at all levels. The City of Yukon will host the Senior Games April 5 through April 13 where seniors get the opportunity to show their skills against their peers. There will be more than 40 events in 13 categories at a variety…
Read MoreLeander Walker shines as head athletic trainer for Yukon
Ever wonder who is responsible for getting Yukon athletes back in action following an injury? Since the summer of 2007, that has been Leander Walker. March is National Athletic Training Month and Walker has led the way in growing sports medicine at Yukon Public Schools into one of the bright spots across the state when…
Read MoreYukon wins ‘Best of the West’ tournament championship in Phoenix
Yukon baseball crowned themselves “Best of the West” with wins in Phoenix. The Millers (6-6) traveled west over the spring break to compete in the Best of the West tournament. Yukon went 4-1 during their five days in Phoenix. The Millers started with a 1-0 victory over Cactus Shadows (Cactus Creek, Arizona). Yukon capitalized on…
Read MoreSouthwest Covenant drops two over the weekend
Southwest Covenant had a rough weekend at the Pioneer Festival. The Patriots (2-6) watched their losing streak grow to three with two losses to No. 10-ranked Navajo (6-3) and Morrison (5-2). Southwest Covenant held their own against the Indians, losing 13-11, but allowed a blowout 11-3 loss to the Wildcats in four innings. Through three…
Read MoreSUNDOWN SHOWDOWN
At the Yukon Sundowner meet, the Millers and Millerettes found themselves placing high. The Millers scored 213 points to place first of seven teams at the meet. Edmond North took second with 144 points and Lawton placed third with 75 points. Yukon won the meet by taking a variety of events. The Millers took first…
Read MoreYukon girls soccer upends Mustang
The rivalry match between Yukon and Mustang went the way of the Millerettes Tuesday night. Yukon (3-2) controlled the ball throughout the contest and eventually won 1-0 against rival Mustang (5-2). “We knew what we needed to do and how to attack to be successful,” coach Steve Scott said. “We went out and, pretty much…
Read MoreMoon gives tennis a ‘B’
Yukon boys tennis put together a solid outing at the Ada Tournament over the weekend. The Millers took to the southeast, relishing in its first tournament of the season. Yukon gave appropriate effort, according to coach Barney Moon. “On a grading scale, I’d give us a B,” Moon said. “Good in that we held our…
Read MoreSuccessful outing for Yukon track
Yukon track opened its season, placing second at the 2019 Santa Fe Track & Field Invitational. Yukon finished with 101 points, good for second place behind host Edmond Santa Fe, which scored 147 points. The Millers took third in the 4×100 meter relay with a time of 44.73. In the 4×800 meter relay, Yukon ran…
Read MoreYukon’s Jeff Hall named head coach at Piedmont, takes three assistants with him
Jeff Hall has left the Yukon football program and has accepted the head coaching position with Piedmont Public Schools. The Piedmont school board is expected to approve the hiring Monday during its monthly meeting. The approval will come one week after the Yukon school board approved Hall’s resignation. “Several weeks ago, Piedmont contacted (Yukon Public…
Read MoreRough week on the pitch for Yukon soccer
Moore got on the scoreboard in the first half, from there, it was all frustration for Yukon. “The goal was a special goal,” coach Neil Hilton said. “The goal was unstoppable, it was a great goal. He hit hit it from the 35 and it went right in the top corner.” That was the only…
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