The proverbial monkey is off the back of Redlands Community College women’s soccer team as the Cougars picked up their first win of the season and in NJCAA Region 2 play last week.

Redlands scored two goals in the second half to defeat Northeastern Oklahoma A&M 2-1 at Memorial Stadium.

The Cougars improved to 1-6-1 on the season and 1-4 in regional action.

Both goals came from Ashanti Lewis off assists by Miya Ingram and Gaby Figueroa. Redlands had 11 shots in the match, led by Lewis with four.

Here is The Associated Press Oklahoma high school football poll with first-place votes in parentheses, records, points through Sept. 10.

Class 6A-I
1. Owasso (10) (3-0) 50.
2. Bixby (3-0) 37.
3. Tulsa Union (2-1) 23.
4. Deer Creek-Edmond (3-0) 22.
5. Jenks (1-2) 9.
Others receiving votes:
6. Mustang 6.
7. Norman 2.
8. Edmond Memorial 1.

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He made everyone he met feel like a friend - because they were now.

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