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The whirlwind month of allstar games continued last weekend for Cashion High School classmates, teammates and cousins Vance Raney, left, and Jonah Jenkins. The duo most recently competed last Saturday in the Oklahoma Native All-State Association’s boys basketball games.

A safety was the difference last Saturday night as the West toppled the East 15-14 in the Classic Bowl XXXIV football game in Woodward.The game was the cul mination of a week of events held annually to celebrate student-athletes from Oklahoma, Kansas and Texas.

Chase Davis and Vance Raney picked up in June where they left off in March.The two Kingfisher County players led their respective teams in scoring - and picked up some hardware - during Game 1 of the Classic Bowl basketball games in Woodward last week.

Cashion High School’s cheerleaders attended the Jeff & Craig Camp held May 24-26 in Norman. The squad won the “Dynamite Stick” all three days and also hauled in Showmanship, Superior Stunts, Dynamic Dance and the Champions Cup.

Her first collegiate season is in the books.And like so many other seasons throughout her career, it was full of successes for Maddi Kamas.Oklahoma City University finished as national runner-up last week in the NAIA women’s golf championships at Lincoln Park Golf Course.

“Word to the Nation: Guard zealously your right to serve in the Armed Forces, for without them, there will be no other rights to guard.”– John F. KennedyOn the path he has dreamt about since eighth grade, Xander Bolner will soon confront the “Beast.

Following are events in which local athletes participated at the 2022 Meet of Champions:400 meter relay - Crescent (Jill Watkins, Calen Cox, Reydon Walker, Kinidi Taylor) 6th, 50.96; Cashion (Bella Woody, Abby Hobgood, Reese Williams, Lauren Lamb) 7th, 52.17100 - Kinidi Taylor, Crescent, 8th, 12.

The best long jump in the state by a female in 2022 already belonged to Kinidi Taylor.On Tuesday, the Crescent High School junior one-upped herself.Taylor leapt 19 feet, 4 3/4 inches to win the event at the Meet of Champions held on the campus of Oklahoma Baptist University in Shawnee.

CRIMSON STORM BOUND – Kingfisher High School senior Maximus Washington, seated center, signs his letter of intent to join the Southern Nazarene University track and field program. The signing ceremony was held last Monday in the lobby of the All-Purpose Building at KHS.

For the second straight year, Cashion ran into a baseball behemoth at the state tournament.The Wildcats’ season was brought to a halt Friday with a 13-1 run-rule loss to No. 1 Silo in the Class 2A semifinals at Dolese Park in Oklahoma City.The Rebels went on to defeat No.