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Reagan Snowden was voted the Most Valuable Player of the Cherokee Strip Conference by coaches, it was recently announced.The Lomega sophomore led her team to an undefeated conference record that also included winning the Cherokee Strip Conference Tournament championship.

Kingfisher’s Brayden Kochenower is officially an All-State wrestler.Kochenower was named to the 144-pound slot on Oklahoma Coaches Association All-State squad for the Small West recently.He placed third at 144 pounds in the Class 3A state tournament this season.

Taylor Young was voted Coach of the Year and Mattie Slezickey the Defensive Player of the Year, it was announced by the Western Athletic Conference last week.Slezickey was one of four Lady Jackets to earn first- or second-team all-conference honors.

Kingfisher senior Jeff Johnson was selected to the Northwest Oklahoma All-District basketball team recently by the Oklahoma Coaches’ Association.Johnson was chosen all-district for District 1, which includes all of northwest Oklahoma.A 6-foot-1 guard, Johnson averaged 21 points, five rebounds and 4.

Team success has led to individual honors for a quartet of Dover Longhorns basketball players.Casen Buck was named the Player of the Year in the Skeltur Conference, it was announced last week after a vote of the coaches.Buck was joined on the all-conference team by fellow Longhorns Daxx Compton, A.

Kingfisher closed out a two-day run at the Oklahoma City Festival last Friday with an 8-6 victory over Lighthouse Christian.The win over the Missouri team improved the Jackets to 5-3 overall entering the Spring Break.That includes a 4-0 record in District 4A-4 games.

Luke Hill wasted no time in letting his teammates know he was ready for baseball season to arrive.One of the few Okarche baseball mainstays who didn’t also play basketball started the spring season with a leadoff homer Tuesday as the Warriors got a 7-5 win at Drummond.

Dover capped a whirlwind week last Friday with its biggest non-playoff win in the Pete Voth era.Trypp Lack pitched a complete-game gem and delivered the winning hit and was responsible for every run as the Longhorns beat visiting Cashion 3-2.

If Kevin Lewallen had his way, last weekend never would have happened.Or, at the very least, history may have belonged to someone else.Lomega trampled Leedey 71-44 last Saturday at OG&E Coliseum in the Class B-II girls state championship game.

They wanted the smoke.They got the smoke. They wanted the smoke no more.There was a point in the middle of the second quarter last Friday night when Allen was shooting free throws on one end of the floor.