Sports

Another fantastic Okarche baseball season has ended one win shy of the state championship game.The Warriors were downed 3-1 Friday by top-ranked Wright City in the Class A-I semifinals at Oklahoma Christian University.

Following are the Kingfi sher County athletes who scored points for their respective teams at last weekend’s state track and field meets:Class A at Western Heights Girls3,200 relay - Lomega (Kate Myers, Claire Myers, Joann Bilger, Isabel Hansen) 4th, 10:36.04800 - Kate Myers, Lomega, 3rd, 2:28.

Lomega had five athletes combined to medal in three events and score 21 points in the Class A state track and field meet at Western Heights High School.The Lady Raiders’ showing placed them in a tie for 13th in the team standings.Kate Myers medaled twice for the team.

Just how good was Class 2A girls track and field in 2025?When Cashion won the state championship in 2018, the team scored 86 points, which was 20 points better than the state runner-up.

The Class A girls pole vault was a “jump” for second place in 2025.That’s because Kylee Bell dominated the field Friday at the Class A state track and field meet at Western Heights High School.

Although the school year is coming to a close, Hayes White still has some work left to do on the court. Wellknown for his skills on the basketball court, the Kingfi sher High School junior proved he’s quite competent on the tennis court as well. White placed fourth Monday in No.

Hennessey’s Camdyn Richardson was named an Oklahoma Cross Country & Track Coaches Association (OCCTCA) 2025 Class 3A Senior All-Star. Richardson was the honoree in the boys long jump.

With 200 meters to go in the girls 800 meter run of the 2025 Class 4A state track and field meet, Kingfisher’s Scout Snodgrass was well behind Amidat Olokunola of Cache and Isabella Gutierrez of Pauls Valley.It wasn’t necessarily a shock.

Camdyn Richardson has been soaring with the Eagles.Now he’ll ride with the Rangers.The Hennessey High School senior on Wednesday signed to continue his basketball career with Northwestern Oklahoma State University in Alva.

Dover junior Sam Wood officially punched his ticket to the Class 2A state golf tournament, but had to sweat it out as other golfers finished up their second round.Wood followed his opening-round 75 with a 76 at Idabel Country Club early Wednesday evening to finish at 11-over-par 151 for the day.