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Apparently a minor delay was all the Kingfisher boys soccer team needed.The Jackets saw their home district game with Crossings Christian School postponed Wednesday with about 4 minutes remaining in the first half.

A record-breaking round led Piedmont to the team title of Wednesday’s Kingfi sher Large-School Girls Invitational golf tournament.Sophie Whittern carded an 8-under-par 64 to win medalist honors at Kingfisher Golf Course.The junior’s round is the lowest in the tournament’s history.

Piedmont 300 Plainview 301 Perkins-Tryon 312 Ok.Christ.School 330 Yukon 340 NorthRockCreek 342 Cushing 343 Heritage Hall 361 Purcell 365 Bethany 367 Kingfisher 371 Tuttle 374 OCS JV 377 El Reno 421 Cashion 425 Perry 436

Elijah Click’s save in the third round of penalty kicks secured a momentous win for the Kingfisher High School boys soccer team.The senior keeper’s stop gave KHS a 1-0 victory over Elk City in the third place game of the Jim Loomis Invitational Saturday in Weatherford.

Lomega’s search for its next boys basketball coach is ongoing, but Superintendent Cory Wilson said he hopes to have the process wrapped up soon.Wilson is seeking a replacement for Justin Edsall, who resigned the position earlier this month after completing his 14th season.

Four Kingfisher County seniors were selected to the honor of Oklahoma Girls Basketball Coaches Association All-State.Picked last week after a round of tryouts were Abbie Myers and Reese Roof of Kingfisher High School and Aliana Lawson and Hadley Ott of Lomega High School.

Former Cashion coach Totsy Pugh is among the group announced as the 2026 class of the Oklahoma Girls Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame.The announcement was made last week when the OGBCA also released its 2026 All-State selections.

Kingfisher bounced back from a quarterfinal loss to claim two straight wins for the girls consolation championship at the Jim Loomis Invitational soccer tournament on Saturday.It culminated Saturday with a 6-1 win over Weatherford JV in the fifth-place game.

Three Kingfisher High School players were named all-conference and two more earned honorable mention last week as the Western Athletic Conference revealed its boys basketball selections.Voted by coaches to the first team was Hayes White.

Kingfisher won the team title and had three of the top four individuals Tuesday at the Cashion Girls Golf Tournament on the Aqua Canyon Course at Cimarron National Golf Club.Sophomore Ryan Scammahorn was the medalist with her 102.