Kingfisher Oklahoma

Shawnee Country Club proved tough to navigatefor much of the Class 4A girls state golf tournament field on Monday.Only one golfer was under-par in the opening round and all but three golfers were 10-over-par or more at the end of the day.

Okarche has multiple state tournaments in its future.The Warrior golf team matched the baseball team’s feat by qualifying for the state tournament.The golfers did their part Monday in a Class 2A regional at The Coves Golf Club in Afton.

A rough defensive day helped lead to the end of Kingfisher’s baseball season.The Jackets committed eight errors Friday in a 9-5 loss to Harrah in a Class 4A regional tournament elimination game in Tuttle.

Jett Mueggenborg hasn’t played a high school basketball game in two months.That doesn’t stop the postseason honors from rolling in.The Okarche High School junior was recently announced as the Oklahoma Basketball Coaches Association Player of the Year for Class A.

The right foot of Molly Weber played a major role in booting Kingfisher into the quarterfinal round of the Class 3A soccer playoffs.Weber nailed two free kick goals Monday night as KHS knocked off Bristow 2-1 in a first-round game.The victory pushes KHS into the quarterfinals.

Following are results from regional track meets for teams from Kingfisher County.Listed are athletes who scored points for their respective teams, but not necessarily qualified for state in the events:Class A at Cherokee (Results for Dover) Girls300 hurdles - Kylee Bell2nd, 48.

Kingfisher County Girl Scout Troop 424 spent a weekend last month in downtown Oklahoma City in celebration of a successful cookie season.The girls attended Brickopolis, had a hotel swimming party and visited the Myriad Gardens.

Various much-needed road construction projects around the county are causing detour woes for motorists lately.As Dover-Crescent Road and Beard Road are both out of normal commission, another job is also awaiting completion.

Four Kingfisher High School seniors were guests recently at a meeting of the Kingfisher Rotary Club.Joining the local civic group were Mylene Jones, Landon Schroeder, Emily Warren and Mason Alig.Jones is the daughter of Jerry Jones and Nicole Jones.She’s active in wrestling and Frontline Ministries.

Women for OSU awarded a record 18 scholarships to Oklahoma State University students recently at its annual symposium.According to Women for OSU, those who received scholarships have a strong passion for philanthropy and display leadership in their communities.