Sports

Oklahoma Eagles Elite, which features players and coaches from Cashion, won six straight games at the Edmond Prep Hoops Finale Showcase.

Cashion High School cheerleaders recently competed in the Jeff and Craig Commuter Camp in Norman and received a number of team and individual awards and honors.

Florence Elizabeth (Naberhaus) “Flo” Wood passed away at the age of 90 on July 3, 2021, at Hennessey Nursing Home & Rehab Center. She was born Sept. 15, 1930, to William and Catherine Naberhaus in Okarche. On April 3, 1951, she married Louis P.

Last week was the “dead period” in Oklahoma, which is unofficially the one week during the summer when parents and coaches of junior high and high school athletes are allowed to vacation without fear of retribution (that’s a joke, sort of).

Maddi Kamas is still racking up honors for her high school career. The recent Kingfisher High School graduate on Monday was named the girls golfer of the year during the OKC Metro High School Sports Awards show.

Kingfisher’s Braxton Mecklenburg has earned a spot in the AAU Track and Field Junior Olympic Games. Mecklenburg took second place last weekend in the high jump at the AAU Region 16 National Qualifier at Bentonville West High School in Arkansas.

A number of area high school athletes earned All-City honors for their performances during the spring sports seasons. All-City teams are compiled and announced by The Oklahoman’s staff. It includes student-athletes from Oklahoma County and its adjoining counties.

Kingfisher High School’s golf programs donated $750 to the Kingfisher Golf Course at the conclusion of their 2021 seasons. The course allows the programs’ members to practice at the course daily and also hosts a number of tournaments each year. That total reached eight during the 2021 season.

When Mason and Todd Overstreet stepped outside of their Garden City hotel last Friday morning, they just looked at each other and laughed. Wind was sweeping through the southwest Kansas town steadily at 30 miles per hour with gusts of more than 40 and wouldn’t die down until later that evening.

Baseball Cashion’s Nathaniel Bronaugh’s All-State baseball appearance proved to be a memorable one.