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Five different players scored touchdowns as Kingfisher officially began its quest for the playoffs.
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Cashion has been a solid three-headed offensive monster all season.
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Hennessey’s defense kept it in the district opener much of the night against Perry.
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Emma Lukasek delivered the final heroics Monday as the Kingfisher High School softball team erased a threerun deficit in its final at-bat.
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Dover’s best fast-pitch softball season came to an end Thursday.
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Vaughn Raney from Oklahoma City University hauled in NAIA scholar-athlete recognition. Raney, a senior and a Cashion High School alumnus, maintained a 3.550 grade-point average while pursuing a master’s degree in health care practice management. He has since entered medical school at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. To be deemed eligible for the award, a student-athlete must maintain at least a 3.5 cumulative grade-point average while appearing on the eligibility certificate for an NAIA-recognized sport. The student-athlete must also be at least a junior by academic standing and have completed a minimum of two full years at the nominating institution or one full year as a collegiate transfer.
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