Sports
Marsh pours in 32 to lead Raider win
Lomega got a break in its schedule…before it got a break in its schedule.The Raiders celebrated homecoming last Friday night with an 85-25 victory against visiting Burlington.
Two-Sport Standouts
Applying makeup in a moving vehicle can be quite difficult.Kinlee East now knows this firsthand.Fall sports have wrapped up in Kingfisher County.That became official earlier this month when Kingfisher High School competed in the Class 4A Game Day state competition in Moore.
Okarche gets lopsided wins over Harding Fine Arts
The Harding Fine Arts boys basketball team is much improved over recent years.But it still has a long way to go to catch up with Okarche.The Warriors used dominant first and third quarters Tuesday to down the Firehawks 76-32 on homecoming night.
Lomega splits with Calumet
Lomega picked up its first “easy” win of the season on Tuesday.The Lady Raiders won their third straight game with an 87-17 home win over Calumet.The team’s previous two victories were by 11 points at Drummond and by two points over Okarche.Calumet never posed a threat to keep it close.
Snodgrass signs with Friends U
Kingfisher High School senior Raylee Snodgrass signed recently to continue her cheering career. Snodgrass, seated center on the right, will cheer for Friends University in Kansas. Snodgrass signed during a ceremony held Nov. 9 at the KHS commons.
Dover downs Aline-Cleo
Dover had no problems remaining undefeated Tuesday as it played the final game before Thanksgiving break. Five Lady Longhorns scored as many or more points than the opponent in a 92-10 victory over Aline-Cleo on homecoming night.Prior to the game, Karlee Harviston was named homecoming queen.
Deer, other fall hunting seasons under way
It’s the time of year deer hunters in Oklahoma have been anxiously awaiting.Cooler temperatures have arrived and deer have become frisky.Deer gun season opens Saturday, Nov. 18, and runs through Sunday, Dec. 3, according to the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife.
The making of a ‘viral’ photo
- Sharing something via email or social media that spreads to millions of people online.••• Kate Myers remembers thinking one thing as the play was unfolding: “Whatever you do, DO NOT let go of the basketball.
TITLE TOWN
At this rate, they’re not going to need to clear out more room in the trophy case for Cashion cheer.They’re going to have to build a whole new one.Cashion pulled off the impressive dou- ble-dip last weekend when it was announced as the Class 2A Game Day cheer state champion at Moore High School.
