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The conference has a new name with new teams, but was still dominated by the Kingfisher High School boys in the regular season and in postseason honors.
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Senior Jenni Beebe was named to the girls’ first team when Western Athletic Conference coaches voted for the all-conference team.
Read moreThe OSSAA’s stance on rescheduling a number of sporting events hadn’t changed early this week.
Read moreKingfisher’s boys basketball team has been invited to play in the 56th annual Tournament of Champions basketball tournament.
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Cashion basketball players were sitting in coach John Hardaway’s classroom late Thursday morning having some lunch and watching game film. They were just a few
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Among the 10 people to be inducted into the Oklahoma Coaches Association Hall of Fame this summer, three have local ties. This year’s incoming
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Coming off a season in which it won its first-ever district championship, the Kingfisher baseball team already has a pair of district sweeps under its belt in 2020.
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Lomega reigned supreme at State Fair Arena once again. The Lady Raiders downed sixth-ranked and defending champion Vamum 69-54 last Saturday to claim the Class B girls state championship. The title was the 14th for Lomega, which adds to a record it already held. Team members, managers, “assistant coaches” and coaches include, from left: front row, Ledger Lewallen, Laken Lewallen, Kloe Baumgardner, Shelby Russell, Ady Wilson, Emma Duffy, Hensley Eaton, Rylee Glazier and Hallie Barton; and back row, coach Kevin Lewallen, Sophie VanDenDriessche, Kali Gardner, Madi Myers, Darcy Roberts, Sydni Walker, Rhett Glazier, Sierra Johnson, Reagan Ramer, Alli Roberts and Madison Espy. The win capped a 30-2 season for the Lady Raiders. For more on the championship game, see Page 2 of this edition. /Photo by Chris SirnonAmwsimon-sports-photos.smugmugcorn]
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