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CRIMSON STORM BOUND – Kingfisher High School senior Maximus Washington, seated center, signs his letter of intent to join the Southern Nazarene University track and field program. The signing ceremony was held last Monday in the lobby of the All-Purpose Building at KHS. Seated with him are his sister, Destiny Washington (left) and mother, Gail Kuehn (right). Standing are KHS track coaches Shiloh Kannady and Kerri Lafferty. Also at the ceremony were teammates and classmates. For more on Washington and his senior season at KHS, see Page 1 of this edition. [Photo provided]
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The best long jump in the state by a female in 2022 already belonged to Kinidi Taylor.
Read moreFollowing are events in which local athletes participated at the 2022 Meet of Champions:
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Kingfisher High School tennis players Jett Matson, left, and Easton Pine take time for a laugh between games of their first match at the Class 4A state tennis tournament in Oklahoma City last week. The duo made it to the second day of the No. 2 doubles bracket before being eliminated. For more complete results, see Page 7 of this edition. [KT&FP Staff Photo]
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Both of Kingfisher’s doubles teams made it to the second day of the Class 4A state tennis tournament before eventually being eliminated.
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For the second straight year, Cashion ran into a baseball behemoth at the state tournament.
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LADY RAIDERS – Members of Lomega High School’s 2022 girls track and field team included, from left: front row, Aubree Geisler, Monse Rivera, Abby Swart, Darcy Roberts, Hallie Barton, Kate Myers; and back row, Trinity Blevins, Ariel Jones, Allie Roberts, Sydni Walker, Madi Myers, Chloe Meier and Abi Yost. [Photo provided]
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Seven errors weren’t enough to keep Cashion from winning a baseball state tournament game for just the third time in program history.
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