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Cashion 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.The game will serve as “Pink Out” as Cashion will join others across the state in helping raise breast cancer awareness.

Crescent had two receivers pass the century mark in yardage in a single game last week.This week, the running backs did their part.The Tigers last Friday took a huge step toward making the playoffs with a 26-13 win over Christian Heritage Academy in Edmond.C.J.

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.

Kingfisher’s “Senior Night” wasn’t all roses as the Lady Jackets took an 8-3 loss to Cashion on Tuesday in the season finale.However, KHS did capture an exciting victory the night before in its last district game.

In the last seven-plus seasons, Kingfisher has failed to find the end zone in a football game just four times.Perkins-Tryon has now had a hand in half of those.The latest was last Friday night when the Demons stymied the Jackets’ offense in a 14-3 win at Perkins-Tryon High School.

In the short-term, Hennessey can’t help but think what might have been. Long-term, the Eagles are hoping to not be left with the same sentiment from the 2022 season.Hennessey opened District 2A-1 play last Friday with a 35-15 loss at Oklahoma Christian School.

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It’s been nearly five full years and more than two dozen games since Cashion last lost a district football contest. That streak was put to an end Friday night.

Having two players run for more than 100 yards in a single game isn’t necessarily an oddity in Crescent.But having two Tigers break the century mark in receiving yards on one night?“It’s been a while,” said coach J.L. Fisher.

All three baseball and two softball teams were eliminated during Class A and B district action last weekend.In Class A baseball, Okarche saw its season come to an end at the hands of Binger-Oney.The Bobcats beat Okarche 9-6 Friday in an elimination game at Amber-Pocasset .