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Pawnee ran into the state semifinals last Friday by ending Cashion’s season in a 40-13 quarterfinal victory.Playing on their home field, the Black Bears ran for 412 yards and didn’t attempt a single pass in winning for the ninth straight time.Cashion’s season ended with an 8-4 record.

Lomega stayed unbeaten - and untested - last Tuesday by downing Calumet 78-29 on the road.The Lady Raiders are 4-0 and are winning games by an average of 42 points.This one trended in that direction early as the Lady Raiders were up 20-7 after a quarter and 40-13 by halftime.

Dover will get a twoweek break before playing its next game, but enters this lull in the schedule with a three-game win streak.The Lady Longhorns moved to 3-2 last Tuesday by taking down Mulhall- Orlando 61-31 at home.

Other coaches talked to her. Other schools made offers.But Raegan Snider always found herself looking to the northwest.As in Northwestern Oklahoma State University in Alva.

Eleven Kingfisher High School football players were honored Tuesday when coaches selected the 3A-1 All-District team.Nine of them were selected as either a player of the year or to the first team.

What was supposed to be a measuring stick game turned into a measured throttling.Dover won for the third straight time Saturday night as it went on the road to beat Cimarron 63-28.

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Brett Tahah knows if her team scores 58 points, it’s going to win a lot of games.Just not against Lomega. The Lady Raiders gave Tahah a not-so-kind welcome to the Kingfisher County rivalry as they downed host Okarche 9068.

Challenge accepted.Cashion held up in the battle of the trenches - then began to dominate there - and the Wildcats are moving into the second round because of it.

Davis had the rush. Hennessey had the pass.Both were effective, but it was the rush that won out this time.The Eagles’ season came to an end Friday as they were dealt a 48-34 defeat in the first round of the Class 2A-II playoffs in Davis.Hennessey finished its year with a 6-5 record.