Kingfisher Oklahoma

Charles Lewallen was born Aug. 24, 1947, in Wilson, the fifth of eight children to Vergil and Oma Dee (Stanley) Lewallen. He departed this life Sunday, Jan. 10, 2021, at Fairview.

Teresa Charlene Harms was born Nov. 3, 1947, and departed this life Jan. 5, 2021. Teresa was the oldest of five children born to Barney and Arthelia Bridges. She married Gary Harms on Nov. 27,1965, and to this marriage they welcomed two children, Gary Harms Jr. and Rebecca Harms.

Stanley Joe Kadavy was born April 30, 1935, to Jerry and Mary Kadavy, the fifth child of seven, and he passed away Jan. 13, 2021. He was 85 years old.

Mildred Swisher, 93, Kingfisher, longtime resident of Dover, passed away Thursday, Jan. 14, 2021. Graveside service will be 10 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 20, at Dover Cemetery under the direction of Cordry-Gritz Funeral Home of Hennessey. The service will be streamed on the Cordry-Gritz Facebook page.

LADY RAIDERS - Members of the Allie Roberts, Rylee Glazier, Hensley Kali Gardner, Hallie Barton, Sierra agers are Naydelin Aguilar and High School girls basketball team include Abby Swart, Monse Rivera, Glazier, Shelby Russell, Ady Wilson, Darcy Roberts, Reagan Ramer, Myers, Sydni Walker, Trinity...

No. 1 went down Tuesday, but could get its rematch this week. Cashion went on the road Thursday and shocked Class 2A’s top-ranked Dale in a 60-59 double-overtime thriller. Jonah Jenkins made 5 of 6 free throws in the final minute to help the fifthranked Wildcats preserve the lead.

Despite a few lapses, the Kingfisher boys basketball team was never seriously challenged Tuesday in a showdown with another Class 4A contender. The top-ranked Jackets used their defense and tempo to thwart No. 5 Tuttle’s size advantage in a 63-46 victory.

Landry Allen didn’t disappoint and that spelled trouble for Kingfisher. Tuttle’s highly-sought-after post player recorded a triple-double for the second year in a row against KHS, this time on her home court as the Lady Tigers dominated a top-eight matchup, 52-27.

A third-quarter surge Tuesday helped Hennessey stave off upset-minded Watonga. The Eagles overcame an eight-point halftime deficit to pull off a 47-41 Three Rivers Conference home win. Watonga held its host to three second-quarter points and led 23-15.

Dover’s boys got back on the winning track and evened their season record in one night. The Longhorns played the fifth game in a week and fourth in five days, but had no trouble disposing of Geary in a 64-27 road win on Monday.