Sports

Jett Mueggenborg already owned MVP of the state tournament.Now the Okarche High School sophomore has another award to add to his resume.Mueggenborg last week was voted most valuable player of the Three Rivers Conference.

Cale Reagan’s third-place showing paced a steady Kingfisher High School boys golf team as it won the Perkins- Tryon Tournament.Reagan shot a 4-over-par 76 and KHS shot 332 as a team Thursday at Cimarron Trails Golf Course.That score was four strokes better than runner- up Perry.

Girls3,200 relay - Kingfisher (Kinley Taylor, Mattie Slezickey, Lily Lunsford, Scout Snodgrass), 1st10:26.96100 hurdles - Talor Mecklenburg, Kingfisher, 5th, 18.05100 - Taitym Walker, Kingfisher,6th, 13.963,200 - Harper Evans, Kingfisher, 2nd, 13:07.53; Addison Price, Kingfisher, 3rd, 13:10.

Much closer to full strength than at their first track meet of the season, the Kingfisher High School girls last Friday nearly brought home a team title.KHS scored 144.5 points at the Watonga High School Invitational, just 1.5 points shy of champion Chisholm.

Hardware came home with the Kingfisher girls soccer team last weekend.The Lady Jackets edged OKC Storm 1-0 Friday to claim third place in the Weatherford Eagles Classic.“It was a fun weekend,” said coach Aniessa Edsall.

The Oklahoma Girls Basketball Coaches Association All-State games will once again have a heavy Kingfisher County flavor.Five seniors from county schools were named to their respective All-State teams last week.

Kingfisher bounced back from a disappointing loss to salvage a split with Woodward Tuesday to keep its district baseball record even.

Jesse James Invitational at Covington-Douglas Girls400 relay - Cashion (Abby Hobgood, Chevy Eubanks, Madison Westerhoff, Reese Williams) 1st, 54.32; Dover (Katelyn Harviston, Karlee Harviston, Kylee Bell, Valeria Padilla) 4th, 57.

Tonkawa swept the team titles Tuesday at the Covington-Douglas Jesse James Invitational, but multiple county teams still had strong showings in the track and field meet.Two of them were runners- up in the points standings.Hennessey scored 108 to finish behind Tonkawa’s 154 for the boys’ team title.

Gant Browning made his move to the next level official on Wednesday. The Kingfisher High School senior signed to continue his wrestling career at Hastings College in Hastings, Neb.