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Cashion never got that one shot to drop.
And now the Wildcats’ season is over.
Howe scored the game’s final 10 points Thursday at State Fair Arena to pull out a 47-37 victory in the boys Class 2A quarterfinals.
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The fourth quarter belonged to Bijan Cortes and the Kingfisher Yellowjackets.
And they needed it.
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The Lomega Lady Raiders continued to add to their storied legacy Saturday when they defeated Kiowa 67-60 in the Class B state championship at State Fair Arena. It was the program’s 15th state championship, four more than any other girls program in Oklahoma. It’s Lomega’s second straight title and the seventh for head coach Kevin Lewallen. This year’s group made history within its own program as well. The team finished the year 27-0, becoming the fourth Lomega team to go undefeated en route to a title. However, this was the school’s first 5-on-5 girls team to accomplish the feat. The other undefeated teams (1983, 1987 and 1991) played 6-on-6. For more on the championship game, see Page 1B of this edition. [Photo by Chris Simon/www.simon-sports-photos.smugmug.com]
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BIG BASKETBALL WEEKEND - The Lomega girls, Cashion boys and Kingfisher boys had huge wins over the weekend and lots of reasons to celebrate. Adysen Wilson (far left) helped lead Lomega to a state title. Landon Lagasse (middle) made a game-winning bucket for the Cashion boys and coach Jared Reese (far right) and the KHS Yellowjackets dominated an area foe. Read all about them in the “B” section of this edition. [Photos by Chris Simon, Kaitlin St. Cyr and Brad Stone]
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It’s not easy for the Lomega girls basketball team to make history.
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With the memory of a year ago still fresh on their minds, the Kingfisher Yellowjackets made sure history didn’t repeat itself.
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Ice Cube famously rapped about having a good day.
Read moreIf Hennessey could have carried forward its momentum from the first quarter of its area championship game, the Eagles would be in the state tournament.
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