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Following are complete local results of the high school races at last weekend’s Watonga Cross Country Invitational.
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Senior Jackson Vandruff (59, on left) was named the 2022 Cashion High School football homecoming king and Avery Cotter was crowned the queen prior to the team’s game last week. Standing with the royalty are crown bearer Lane Richison, far left, and flower girl Madison Bernethy, far right. Cashion defeated Western Heights 55-8 in the homecoming game. The non-district contest saw Cashion improve its record to 2-3 on the season. Camden Maroney (23, above) is pictured running the ball during the win against the Jets. Cashion returned to action Friday (after press time) in a home game against Watonga. Results from that Week 6 contest will be in Wednesday’s edition. [Photos by Brad Stone/www.bestone.shootproof.com]
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Kingfisher got closer to full strength last Saturday morning and earned a championship in the process. The Lady Jackets won the high school girls team title at the Watonga Cross Country Invitational. Led by Chesni Newkirk, Kingfisher amassed only 44 points to run well past the competition. Newkirk was 12th out of 174 runners. Due to some runners not being affiliated with teams, Newkirk’s finish was sixth for team scoring purposes.
Read moreCrescent had two receivers pass the century mark in yardage in a single game last week.
Read moreCashion will have a little bit for everyone at this week’s football game. The Wildcats host Watonga at 7 p.m. Friday in a District A-3 matchup.
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Offense, defense deliver big plays in win
Read moreIt appears Hennessey’s trajectory continues to point in the right direction.
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Cashion spoils season finale with 8-3 victory in seniors’ final game
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