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Pond Creek-Hunter scored twice as many points as the last time it played against Dover.Yet, the Panthers still lost by 42.The Longhorns ran their record to 18-0 on Friday with a 74-32 victory on Pond Creek-Hunter’s home court.

Callie Cramer’s double- double and the team’s efficient night at the free throw line propelled Okarche to a 43-30 home win over Thomas last Friday.Cramer scored a gamehigh 19 points and added 10 rebounds as Class A’s fifth-ranked Lady Warriors improved to 12-3.

Hagen Copeland nearly outscored his team’s opponent last Friday as Hennessey won for the third straight time.Copeland poured in 37 points in the Eagles’ 80-44 victory at Oklahoma Bible Academy.Included in that career night was eight 3-pointers.

There was never any doubt.But if there was, Kingfi sher put it to rest in the third quarter.The Jackets broke open a tighter-than-expected game coming out of the half on Friday to pull away for a 63-43 win at Elgin.

Crescent’s massive comeback against Cashion helped the Tigers avenge an earlier lopsided loss to its War on 74 rivals.Parker Mitchell’s jumper in the lane with time running out missed off the back iron as the Tigers held on for a 50-49 overtime victory at home.

Two Kingfisher High School grapplers had gold medals draped around their necks and one was named Outstanding Wrestler at last weekend’s Western Conference Wrestling Tournament.

There were blown leads, clutch free throws, big shots, overtime, defensive stops and the game winner with no time on the clock.And even a broken bone. The Kingfisher-Elgin girls basketball game seemingly had it all last Friday night.

Weatherford 221.5                         Harrah 195Pawnee 162.5                         HeritageHall 131.5Kingfisher 101                          Tonkawa 96Clinton 91.5                         BridgeCreek 88Woodward 79                         OCS 78Geary 74.

Dover’s comeback attempt on Tuesday night fell short despite a tremendous scoring performance from Remi Goodwin.The Lady Longhorns pulled even with Union City in the fourth quarter, but ultimately suffered the fate of a 48-41 loss on the road.

Coming off back-to-back losses at the conference tournament, the Cashion girls weren’t given much time to regroup.That’s because perennial state title contender Seiling was coming to town on Tuesday.But regroup Cashion did as the Lady Wildcats held off their visitors for 54-48 victory.