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Kingfisher High School senior Cami Snodgrass isn’t finished cheering yet. Snodgrass on Wednesday signed with Friends University in Wichita, Kan., where she’ll be a part of the competitive cheer team. Snodgrass has been a cheerleader for three years at KHS.

Okarche shrugged off just its second loss of the season with a dominant home conference win.The Lady Warriors stayed unbeaten in conference play Tuesday with their 74-21 victory over Crescent.The Lady Warriors lost to Watonga three days earlier in the finals of the Coyle Invitational.

One of the most accomplished quarterbacks in Oklahoma high school history has another highlight for his resume.Cashion’s Ben Harman last week was named to the Oklahoma Coaches Association All-State football team.

It was more than a year in the making.It came to an end in just a few seconds.Kingfisher’s 34-game win streak came to a halt Tuesday thanks to a last-second tip-in on the road.

A biological male who identifies as transsexual tore into opponents of a bill protecting women’s sports, telling Indiana state lawmakers that “it is unfair to expect girls to cede their hard-won rights.

Cashion’s girls settled for sixth place in the County Line Tournament.The Lady Wildcats fell 50-47 to Varnum in Saturday’s consolation championship.Lauren Lamb’s 3-pointer with 3:18 to play gave Cashion a 47-40 advantage, but Cashion didn’t score again.

Cashion had enough to beat the No. 1 team in Class 3A.The Wildcats didn’t have enough in the tank for 2A’s No. 1.Dale shot 59 percent from the field Saturday and slowly pulled away from Cashion in a 48-34 victory in the championship game of the Cashion County Line Tournament.

The third time was the charm for Watonga.After two losses to Okarche, the Lady Eagles broke through Saturday in the finals of the Coyle Invitational Tournament.

Lomega had to wait 16 days to get back on the basketball court and get rid of the taste of an upset loss to Okeene earlier this month.The Cherokee Strip Conference Tournament field paid the price.

Kingfisher brought home multiple medals – including two gold – from the Hub City Classic junior high and middle school wrestling tournament over the weekend.