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Cashion rang in the new year with a weekend double dip.And, for the Lady Wildcats, it offered a pair of lopsided wins to snap a three-game losing skid.Cashion won 42-18 at Kremlin-Hillsdale on Friday afternoon, then returned home Saturday to double up Morrison 50-25.

Anadarko is a team that coaches in Class 3A feel can make a run deep into the playoffs, which is evident by the Warriors’ top-four ranking.They showed off the skills that gave coaches that belief in Kingfisher on Friday night.

Points weren’t easy for Anadarko to come by when the Lady Warriors visited Kingfisher last Friday night.Unfortunately, they were even harder for the home team.Posting its lowest scoring total of the season, Class 4A’s fourth-ranked KHS was knocked off 38-34 by Class 3A No. 3 Anadarko at the APB.

Teams aren’t the only groups who performed for the right to advance in the NCAA football playoffs this season. Offi ciating crews do so as well.

A Cashion first grader was part of a group that brought home a bronze medal from a national soccer event.Bentley Maloy and his four teammates placed third in the U8 division at the 3V3 Live National Soccer Tour’s national tournament.Bentley is the son of Brandon and Kelley Maloy.

LOMEGA HIGH SCHOOL

Four Raiders scored in double figures Friday as Lomega stayed unbeaten in Cherokee Strip Conference games.A quick start propelled Lomega to a 73-35 victory at home against Cherokee.Winners of six of their last seven games, the Raiders go into the Christmas break with a 7-4 record.

The lopsided wins continued for the Okarche boys basketball team as it heads into the holiday break undefeated.Class A’s defending state champions beat Watonga 98-27 at home last Thursday, then hit the road Friday to collect a 90-18 victory over Seiling.The wins moved the Warriors, ranked No.

Some teams get to coast into the Christmas holiday.Cashion went through a buzzsaw.The Lady Wildcats took on No. 1 teams in back-toback nights last week to wrap up the 2024 portion of their basketball schedule.And while Cashion didn’t knock off 3A’s No. 1 Washington at home on Thursday or 2A’s No.

Some kids are easier to cheer for than others.Jose Santoyo is one of them.“He’s always done the right thing,” said his Kingfi sher High School wrestling coach Steven Wilson.“He’s a team leader. He’s a team favorite.