latest
Former Cashion coach Totsy Pugh is among the group announced as the 2026 class of the Oklahoma Girls Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame.
Read moreKingfisher bounced back from a quarterfinal loss to claim two straight wins for the girls consolation championship at the Jim Loomis Invitational soccer tournament on Saturday.
Read more
Three Kingfisher High School players were named all-conference and two more earned honorable mention last week as the Western Athletic Conference revealed its boys basketball selections.
Read more![KHS GIRLS golfers won their first tournament of the season. Pictured with coach Brian Archer (far left) are, from left, Addison Johnson, Layla Kroener, Callie Blair and Ryan Scammahorn. [Photo provided]](https://www.kingfisherpress.net/sites/kingfisherpress.etypegoogle10.com/files/styles/medium/public/dbc6a19af8_Ar00801014.jpg?itok=XGXV-xWS "KHS GIRLS golfers won their first tournament of the season. Pictured with coach Brian Archer (far left) are, from left, Addison Johnson, Layla Kroener, Callie Blair and Ryan Scammahorn. [Photo provided]")
Scammahorn claims medalist honors for Lady Jackets
Read moreA district sweep to start the week saw the Kingfisher High School baseball team surpass last year’s win total.
Read more
Lomega girls finish 5th, Hennessey 6th; HHS boys place 5th
Read more
KINGFISHER HIGH SCHOOL sophomore Ela Hartman reacts after just missing a height in the high jump competition at the Fairview Track and Field Meet on Tuesday. Hartman fi nished second in the event and in the long jump as well. For complete results from the meet, which also included athletes from Dover, Hennessey and Lomega, see Page 6 inside. [KT&FP Staff Photo]
Read more