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Yost does the most in Raider comeback

Lance Yost willed his team to victory Tuesday in its return from the holiday break.Lomega outscored Okeene by 9 in the fourth quarter to earn a 48-43 come-from-behind win at home.Down 6 at the half and 4 after three quarters, the Raiders closed out with a 17-8 run to win their fourth straight.

Cashion delivers conference sweep

Cashion put up its best offensive performance of the season in preparation for the conference tournament.The Wildcats ran visiting Oklahoma Bible Academy out of the gym Tuesday in a 96-35 victory.The win was Cashion’s third straight as it improved to 6-3 overall.

Casady no match for Lady Jackets

The Kingfisher girls basketball team has light work this week and on Tuesday made light work of its only foe.The Lady Jackets downed visiting Casady 48-28 on Tuesday at the APB.

Jackets grab comeback win

For much of the third quarter, prospects of a Kingfi sher win against Casady appeared bleak.The visiting Cyclones twice during the frame built up a 10-point lead, the second on a putback by Collin Stanton with 3:36 to go in the quarter.
CASH LAIRD drives down the lane during the first half of last week’s game against Casady. Laird scored 18 points to help lead the Jackets to a 55-48 win. [Photo by Chris Simon/www. simon-sports-photos.smugmug.com]

Teams prepping for first tournament week of January

This is the start of a hectic month for basketball teams across the state and Kingfisher County is no exception.The end of this week will see every county team playing in a tournament in the first of two big tournament weeks this month.

Cashion returns to court, sweeps Luther

Cashion got a head start on the rest of Kingfisher County in returning to the basketball court.The Lady Wildcats and Wildcats swept Luther in a home double-header on Saturday.

West, Warriors hope to gain from losses

The numbers said Okarche was going to struggle in the win-loss column.The numbers were right, but coach Aaron West said there was still a lot to be gained at the Tournament of Champions last week.
OKARCHE COACH Aaron West’s team went 0-3 at last week’s Tournament of Champions, but he said his squad is already hard at work improving some of the flaws that were exposed. [Photo by Russell Stitt/www.stitt.smugmug.com]

Lomega Keys in on 3rd place

Heading into last Wednesday’s third-place game of the 48th Bertha Frank Teague Mid-America Classic, coach Kevin Lewallen wasn’t worried about how his team would bounce back from its first loss.
LOMEGA SENIOR Aliana Lawson takes a shot in the paint against Keys in the third-place game. Lawson scored 15 points and had 7 rebounds and 7 steals to go with it while earning a spot on the all-tournament team. [Photo by Russell Stitt/www.stitt.smugmug.co
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