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Three Raiders scored in double figures in Lomega’s final tune-up for the conference tournament.Lomega downed Ringwood 75-30 Tuesday night at home in the first of two meetings against the Red Devils in three days.

A dominant second quarter and some sharpshooting by Parker Mitchell propelled Cashion past Pond Creek-Hunter last Tuesday.Mitchell scored 29 points as the Wildcats downed the visiting Panthers 59-48.It was Cashion’s eighth win in nine games.

With students from every Kingfisher Public Schools campus filling the stands, the KHS girls got their repeat bid set off on a good note.The Lady Jackets downed Guthrie 61-18 Thursday morning in the first game of the tournament.

A big third-quarter run helped Kingfisher nearly erase a large deficit, but ultimately Blanchard subdued the Jackets 61-46 at the APB.The visiting Lions, ranked 14th in Class 4A, stormed out of the gates and at one point led 25-8 in the second quarter.

The large lead slipped away… and then it was gone.But Hennessey still found a way to grab a victory Tuesday in Okarche.The Lady Eagles outscored their hosts 10-2 in the second overtime to take home a 51-45 win.Hennessey led by as many as 11 in the fourth quarter before Okarche charged back.

Within the last couple of weeks, Jett Mueggenborg welcomed teammates Hunter Mueggenborg and Easton Roby to the 1,000-point club, a spot he’s kept warm since last season.Now Jett has moved to a different level in that club.

Dover wanted to give out at least one more “thank you” to everyone involved in helping save the life of Randy Vitales.That gesture was made Tuesday at Hamilton Fieldhouse on the campus of the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond.

Raegan Snider snagged a career milestone as Kingfi sher found itself back in the win column.Snider surpassed the 1,000-point mark for her career Tuesday in leading KHS to a 57-38 victory at home against a pesky Blanchard squad.

A quick start last Friday propelled the Dover Lady Longhorns to the fourth straight win…and on homecoming night.Rylee Buck was crowned homecoming queen before the game, then scored eight points during a big first quarter in what turned out to be a 38-28 victory over visiting Pond Creek-Hunter.

Kate Myers scored nine points and earned a crown last Friday night.Myers was announced as the Lomega High School homecoming queen prior to her team’s matchup with Deer Creek-Lamont.The Lady Raiders followed up the coronation with an 89-17 victory, their ninth straight.