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Okarche put on a dominant showing last week to play its way into a Class A regional.The Warriors throttled foes by a combined 31-1 in three games to claim a district title on their home field.The clincher was an 8-0 victory over Wellston on Friday.

Lomega got to show off its new baseball digs.Now it gets to show off some baseball hardware.The Raiders on Friday closed out their Class B district tournament with a 12-3 victory over Timberlake on their home field.The win puts Lomega into this week’s regional tournament.

Just what exactly is the biggest win in Kingfisher High School boys soccer history?Though still in its infancy, that could possibly be up for debate.What isn’t debatable was the enormity of last Friday’s 1-0 victory at Mount St. Mary.“Yeah, it definitely was a big one,” coach Isaac Waltman said.

All five golfers shot in the 70s Monday as the Kingfisher boys cruised into the next round of the playoffs.The Yellowjackets fired off a 303 at Kingfisher Golf Course to not only advance, but to handily win the Class 3A regional qualifier.Perry was the runner-up with a 330.

Following are the OSSAA’s track and field regional assignments for county teams.

Kerri Lafferty called it “a really good day.”The Kingfisher High School girls track and field team “ran lots of really good races” last Friday at the Western Athletic Conference Track and Field Meet at Weatherford.

Okarche celebrated its baseball seniors prior to the final regular season home game on April 17. Guests of honor included State Sen. Jack Stewart (R-Yukon) and Sen. Darcy Jech (R-Kingfisher).

Caden Kitchens has been named the Class 4A Player of the Year by the Oklahoma Basketball Coaches Association.The honor was one of several handed down by the OBCA last week.Kitchens, who helped guide the Yellowjackets to the Class 4A semifinals, led KHS with 15.6 points, 5.3 rebounds and 1.