Sports

Champs again.That’s the Kingfisher fifth and sixth grade football team, which just completed yet another undefeated season with a Chisholm Trail Football League championship.The Jackets thumped Crossings Christian School 30-8 last Saturday in Kingfi sher to claim the league championship.

Stroud flexed its muscle last Friday and put an end to Hennessey’s win streak.The fourth-ranked Tigers secured the District 2A-II-1 championship with a 52-3 home win over Hennessey.Stroud racked up 663 yards of offense while improving to 6-0 in the district.

Cashion dispatched Hinton 49-14 on the road Friday and kept alive its chances to win a district title.But it won’t be easy. The fifth-ranked Wildcats churned out 440 total yards and scored the game’s first seven touchdowns as they improved to 8-1 overall and 5-1 in District A-I-1.

November is here and with it comes the unofficial start of the holiday season and the official start of small school basketball season in Oklahoma.Non-football playing schools can tip off their seasons annually on Nov. 1.

JACKSONS OF KINGFISHER CHEVROLET GMC made $11,000 worth of donations last week in honoring local first responders and education supporters.

The goal is always to win.Another goal is to avoid heading to Sulphur in the first round of the playoffs, a fate that has fell to the Kingfisher Yellowjackets the last two years and has been quite unkind.How to achieve that second goal?Win.

2A Girls 3,200 mRegent Prep 30 Hooker 69 SW Covenant 73 Oklahoma Union 89 Watonga 188 Central 222 Keys 238 Academy 248 Merritt 250 Caney Valley 265 Hennessey 275 Latta 295 Stroud 303 Chelsea 317 Fairview 384Hennessey - Emma Copeland 30th (23rd), 13:23.4; Jocelyn Matousek 45th (34th), 13:49.

Cashion’s defense allowed just over a football field’s worth of total yards as the Wildcats swiped a significant district win.Sayre managed just 112 total yards on a soggy, gloomy early Friday evening as Cashion emerged with a 31-8 home win.

As he tried to tip-toe through the mud, Justin Edsall still had a smile on his face.The Lomega girls cross country team had just finished sixth in the Class A state meet Saturday at North Rock Creek High School in Shawnee.It’s the highest-ever finish for a Lomega girls team at state.