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KHS ends slide against Clinton

The right arm of Kennedy Stewart helped Kingfi sher break its only losing streak of the season.The freshman allowed just one hit last Friday as the Lady Jackets held off Clinton 1-0 at home.The victory moved Kingfisher’s District 4A-3 record to 3-2.It also ended a twogame it didn’t come easy.
KENNEDY STEWART delivers a pitch in a game earlier this season. The freshman threw a one-hitter last Friday as KHS held off Clinton 1-0 in a District 4A-3 game. [KT&FP Staff Photo]

Eagles escape KHS in overtime

Time heals wounds, but three days after his Kingfi sher Yellowjackets lost 2827 in overtime to Weatherford in their season opener, head football coach Reagan Roof was still feeling it.“We wanted that one bad,” Roof said.

Stockton boots Cashion to 2OT victory

A freshman’s right foot delivered Cashion its second win of the season on the last play of the game.Andrew Stockton booted an extra-point attempt in the second overtime to lift the Wildcats past Velma-Alma, 27-26, in a dramatic road win.

Chisholm air raid spoils Hennessey home opener

Chisholm took to the air Friday night to spoil Hennessey’s home opener.The Longhorns scored 46 unanswered points including four touchdown passes by Connor Quintero in that stretch - to pull away for a 53-14 victory.

KHS softball hits two-game losing skid

Kingfisher’s softball team hit a mini-slump this week.Coming off their third tournament championship of the season last week, the Lady Jackets dropped their first two games of this week to suffer their first losing streak of the season.

Collamore shuts down Calumet in No. 1 battle

In a showdown of topranked teams, the Warriors proved better than the Chieftains.Class A No. 1 Okarche got a stellar outing from Cy Collamore at home Tuesday as it downed Class B’s top-rated Calumet 3-1.

‘Horn streak moves to 10

Dover needed just three innings Tuesday to get its 10th straight win.After moving up to No. 5 in the latest Class B rankings, the Longhorns shut out Cimarron 10-0 at home.That moved their mark to 10-2 entering this weekend’s tournament at Mulhall- Orlando.

KHS softball claims 3rd tourney title

Kingfisher capped an undefeated run over three days with a 5-3 victory against Tonkawa on Saturday in the finals of the Highway 81 Classic.
KINGFISHER’S Ryan Scammahorn (22) enters as a courtesy runner for catcher Shelby Davis after Davis collected one of her three hits in the championship. [KT&FP Staff Photo]

Cross Country Results

Kingfisher Cross Country Invitational High School Girls1 MileSW Covenant 22 Kingfisher 33 Luther 80Kingfisher - Scout Snodgrass 2nd, 5:46.06; Addison Price 4th, 6:09.75; Harper Evans8th, 6:18.19; Mattie Slezickey9th, 6:19.61; Hinsley Brodrick10th, 6:23.31; Ryann Farrar 11th,6:23.
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