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WILDCAT ROYALTY - Cashion High School crowned its 2020-21 basketball homecoming king and queen prior to a recent game. Named homecoming king was senior Jake Wilkerson (back left) while Bella Schenk (back right) was announced as queen. First grader Hudson Mayes (front left) was the crown bearer during the ceremony and classmate Cam McKeever the flower girl. Mayes is the son of Brandon and Amber Mayes. McKeever is the daughter of Jake and Kristy McKeever. The homecoming coronation was held Saturday, Jan. 30. Afterward, the Lady Wildcats defeated Depew 48.40 while the Cashion boys handed Wynnewood a 64-61 defeat /Photo by Brad Stone/www.bestone.shootproacomf
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Read moreKingfisher County will have four representatives at this year’s Oklahoma Coaches Association AllState football game.
Read moreFirst in Class 4A state would have been nice, but given everything the Kingfisher High School cheer squad went through to even get to Saturday’s competition, third place is still pretty sweet.
Read moreLADY WILDCATS — (front row, from left) Sydney Owens, Bella Schenk, Izzy Reeves, Mackenzie Wakefield, Neeley Tilley-Bedick and Bella Woody; (back row) Ella Suntken, Lauren Jenkins, Reese Williams, Kaylee Duran, Lyndsay Miller, Laynee Woody, Reece Patterson, Cheyanne Henry, Lauren Lamb and Brook Shelly. [Photo Provided]
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Read moreOkarche High School named Evan Endres, left, and Lexi Wilson as Lion and Lioness for September, selected for their scholarship, leadership and willingness to help others. (Photo provided and reprinted from the Jan. 24, 2021 edition to correct a name error]
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