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The game meant nothing to the two teams set to play.It meant everything to Kingfisher.Nothing won out and because of it, Kingfisher will miss out on the soccer playoffs due in large part to a technicality.

Raegan Snider is officially a four-time state qualifier. The KHS senior shot a 77 on Wednesday in a Class 4A girls regional at Kingfisher Golf Course. That placed her fourth individually and automatically qualified her for next week’s state tournament in Shawnee.

Kingfisher not only got its first district baseball sweep of the season, but did it in dramatic fashion.Sophomore Kaden Cline stole home to give the Jackets a 3-2 victory in eight innings Tuesday over the visiting Clinton Red Tornadoes.

Dover’s Sam Wood had his career-best round Thursday as he shot a 1-under par 71 at the Bluejay Bash held at Lake Hefner Golf Club’s North Course.Wood was one of 20 golfers to shoot under-par on the day.His score tied him for 14th out of 105 individuals.

The Oklahoma Basketball Coaches Association’s 2025 list of District 1 allstars has a strong Kingfisher County flavor.That starts at the top where Okarche’s Aaron West was named the Coach of the Year.

Dover’s slowpitch softball team traveled to Mason on Wednesday for a Class B district tournament and came home with the championship plaque. Dover opened the district with a 17-1 victory over Cimarron. The Lady Longhorns followed that up with wins of 8-2 and 2-0 over host Mason, which was ranked No.

Dover Senior Joi Caldwell (seated) will head north to continue her basketball career. Caldwell last Tuesday signed to play for Northern Oklahoma College-Tonkawa during a ceremony with teammates, classmates, coaches, family and friends.

Kingfisher doubled its win total over the weekend by going 2-1 at the Guthrie 89er Tournament.The Jackets won the first game of a double-header on Thursday by downing Perry 10-8.After suffering a 12-7 setback later that day to the OKC Broncos, they came back Friday for a 9-4 win over Chickasha.

Watonga Invitational Girls800 relay - Cashion 1st,1:48.45; Kingfisher 2nd, 1:50.503,200 - Harper Evans, Kingfisher, 3rd, 12:31.10; Emma Copeland, Hennessey, 4th,12:33.78; Jocelyn Matousek, Hennessey, 5th, 13:05.103,200 relay - Kingfisher 2nd,10:10.35400 relay - Kingfisher 3rd,53.

A true team effort saw Kingfisher’s girls bring home the team title from last Friday’s Watonga Invitational track and field meet.On top of medaling in all four relays, there were nine different Lady Jackets who earned medals in individual events.That saw KHS score 132.