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Kingfisher stayed unbeaten in district action with a mercy rule win Tuesday and has its eyes set on a bigger matchup this weekend.KHS downed Millwood 10-0 at home to improve to 4-3 overall and 2-0 in District 3A-2 games.

It was an almost perfect day for golf and the scores backed it up.Ten golfers shot under- par and the tournament scoring record went down Wednesday at the Kingfi sher Large School Boys Invitational.Ben Lathrop of Heritage Hall shot an 8-under-par 62 to capture medalist honors.

Raegan Snider isn’t just an all-state basketball on the court, but in the classroom as well. The Oklahoma Girls Basketball Coaches Association recently announced its 2025 academic all-state selections.Four Kingfisher County seniors were among them, including Kingfisher’s Snider.

Dover senior Lucas Conrady signed Monday to continue his basketball career. Conrady will play for Sterling College in Sterling, Kan. Among those at the ceremony held at the high school were family, classmates, teammates and others.

John Hardaway has coached against Hunter Mueggenborg for the last four years.Now he’ll have the opportunity to coach him.

Ripley’s Elijah Schatz missed a short par putt on a playoff hole that allowed Zach Horry to win the individual championship of the Dover Small School Boys Invitational golf tournament.The margin of the team title wasn’t as close Monday for Horry and his Amber- Pocasset teammates.

CASHION GOLFER Judd Graham intently watches his ball on the par-4 11th hole at Kingfi sher Golf Course during Monday’s Dover Small School Boys Invitational. For Cashion’s results as well as three other county teams in the tournament, see Page 6 of this edition. [KT&FP Staff Photo]

Raegan Snider said she knew she left some strokes on the course.“It’s like a magnet,” she said of the out-of-bounds markers to the left of holes 11 and 14.

Dover’s Sam Wood and Hennessey’s Taylor Ladwig were two of the best in a crowded field last Tuesday in the 2025 Broncho Invitational held at Lake Hefner Golf Club’s South Course.Both Ladwig and Wood shot 4-over-par 74s and finished tied for fifth in a tournament that featured 123 golfers.

That first district win is elusive no more for the Kingfisher High School baseball team.Behind a pitching gem from Cooper Henley - and solid defense behind him - the Jackets went on the road Tuesday to grab a 7-1 victory against Woodward.