Sports

Lomega athletes made three trips to the medal stand at the Class A state track and field meet last weekend.Two of them were for their accomplishments on the track at Western Heights High School.Another was for their work off of it.

Dover only had four athletes at the Class A state track and field meet last weekend.However, those four scored in every event in which they took part and finished fifth in the team standings at Western Heights High School.

For her to have a shot at winning the 300 hurdles, Tony Wood knew Reese Williams would need to run a nearly-flawless race.

Gold medals didn’t come home with the Kingfisher High School girls track and field team from last weekend’s Class 4A state meet.But two school records and several personal-best performances did take place, which made it a successful two days at Catoosa High School.

As it turns out, the Richardson twins weren’t just beneficial to the Hennessey boys basketball team this year.The juniors made up 40 percent of Hennessey’s roster and contributed to a majority of the team’s points at the Class 2A state track and field meet last weekend at Western Heights.

Following are athletes from Kingfisher County schools who scored points for their respective teams at the state track and field meets last weekend:Class 4A At Catoosa Girls Kingfisher400 - Scout Snodgrass 4th, 58.72 800 - Snodgrass 4th, 2:18.21 100 hurdles - Talor Mecklenburg 6th, 16.

Winners win…and Okarche keeps winning.Behind a stellar complete game from pitcher Easton Roby, the fifth-ranked Warriors knocked off No. 4 Wright City 2-1 Thursday in the Class A baseball quarterfinals at Shawnee High School.

Kingfisher’s bid to return to the state tournament in golf fell short Wednesday…by five strokes.The Yellowjackets shot a 328 at Kingfisher Golf Course, good for fourth place in their Class 4A regional.Only the top three teams advance to state from each of the regionals.

A strong second-half surge by Crossings Christian School put an end to Kingfisher’s soccer season.The host Lady Knights scored three straight goals in the second half to break open a tie game en route to a 6-4 victory in the first round of the Class 3A playoffs.