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Before his team even walked out of the locker room Friday night, John Hardaway felt good about Saturday.
Read moreTwo Kingfisher County basketball teams still have at least one game remaining this season.
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Gone is the chance for a perfect season and that long win streak.
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A look up and down the stat sheet proved there wasn’t a lot that separated Okarche and No. 1 Hydro-Eakly in their Class A girls basketball semifinal.
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In each of the three games against Weatherford this season, the Kingfisher girls basketball team was “right there” with Class 4A’s fourth-ranked team.
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Lomega reigned supreme at State Fair Arena once again. The Lady Raiders downed sixth-ranked and defending champion Vamum 69-54 last Saturday to claim the Class B girls state championship. The title was the 14th for Lomega, which adds to a record it already held. Team members, managers, “assistant coaches” and coaches include, from left: front row, Ledger Lewallen, Laken Lewallen, Kloe Baumgardner, Shelby Russell, Ady Wilson, Emma Duffy, Hensley Eaton, Rylee Glazier and Hallie Barton; and back row, coach Kevin Lewallen, Sophie VanDenDriessche, Kali Gardner, Madi Myers, Darcy Roberts, Sydni Walker, Rhett Glazier, Sierra Johnson, Reagan Ramer, Alli Roberts and Madison Espy. The win capped a 30-2 season for the Lady Raiders. For more on the championship game, see Page 2 of this edition. /Photo by Chris SirnonAmwsimon-sports-photos.smugmugcorn]
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Perhaps Lomega’s dominance of Class B girls basketball this season was best summed up by coach Kevin Lewallen’s reaction when one of his best players fouled out with 1:52 left - in the third quarter! - of the state championship game.
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