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Landon LaGasse caught four touchdown passes Friday in Cashion’s win over Dibble to open the playoffs.One came from the arm of his quarterback, Ben Harman.The other two were thrown by Dibble QB Eli Rimer.

Drummond found a way to cool off Dover from the perimeter and turned it into a runaway win at home.After making five 3-pointers in the first half, the Longhorns were scoreless from behind the arc in the second last Friday as they were dealt a 71-46 defeat.

Okarche boys coach Aaron West had been seeking better defensive performances from his team.The Warriors responded last Friday by holding Lomega to five points in the fourth quarter to grab their first win of the season, 55-48.

It had been nearly two full years on the calendar since Lomega had lost a girls basketball contest.A win streak of 56 games - which included two state championships in its midst - came to a halt last Friday when rival Okarche upended the Lady Raiders 66-61 in overtime on their home court.

Kingfisher’s first-round playoff game was painfully representative of the entire 2021 season.The Jackets saw their season end last Friday night with a 6-5 record after a 48-20 loss at Plainview.It’s just the second time in Jeff Myers’ 18-year tenure that KHS hasn’t won at least one playoff game.

Hennessey was able to control the ball.Luther was able to control the scoreboard.The Lions put an end to Hennessey’s season last Friday with a 42-14 victory at home.The loss put the Eagles at 5-5 for the season and 3-4 in District 2A-1.

Okarche got a win on the scoreboard but suffered a loss in its lineup all in one night.The Lady Warriors controlled the second half last Friday to pull away from Preston 57-48 at home.

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Kelby Ott helped Lomega open the flood gates early and then slammed the door on Dover late.The Lomega junior scored 21 points last Friday to help boost the Raiders to a 61-38 road win over the Longhorns.

Dover proved in its season opener that it’s a much-improved team.Lomega proved in its season opener that Dover still has a ways to go to reach the standard in Class B girls basketball.The Lady Raiders buried Dover under a pile of firsthalf points last Friday before cruising to a 74-46 road win.