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On just her second hole of the day, Katey Brickman sailed her drive from the No. 4 tee box to the right and out of bounds at Kingfisher Golf Course.
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Both of Kingfisher’s girls doubles teams earned medals Thursday in the Hub City Tennis Tournament in Clinton. The No. 1 team of Mia Farrell and Sydney Watkins (top photo) took second place in their bracket while the No. 2 squad of Hope Stafford and Gentry Taylor (bottom photo) took third. It took a third-set tie-breaker for Elk City’s team to defeat Farrell and Watkins in the finals. Kingfisher’s duo won the first set 7-5, but Elk City answered with a 6-3 win in the second. That set up the ultimate tie-breaker, which gives the win to the first team to 10 points. Elk City edged the KHS team in the tie-breaker, 10-8. Farrell and Watkins won their first match over Beaver 6-1, 6-0 and then beat the host Clinton squad 6-3, 6-2 in the semifinals. Taylor and Stafford defeated Beaver 6-3, 6-1 in their first match of the day before being knocked off 6-1, 6-0 by Elk City in the semifinals. They rebounded in the third-place match to thump Clinton 6-1, 6-0. Kingfisher’s girls compete Monday in a 4A regional at the Oklahoma City Tennis Center. [Photos provided]
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The late Lance Beutler and his family were honored last Monday when Cashion High School’s new baseball field was dedicated to the former Wildcat. Lance Beutler Field is the new home of Wildcat baseball after the ceremony that also recognized players of the program’s past as well as those who took part in the facility’s construction. Beutler was just 13 when he was killed in a car accident in 2006. His parents - Jeff and Patricia Beutler - along with several other family members were on hand for Monday’s dedication. Above left, Cashion Athletic Director and football coach Lynn Shackelford is pictured hugging Jeff Beutler during the dedication. Cashion school officials also recognized employees of Joe D. Hall, the firm that served as the construction manager for the project, and Renaissance Architects. Also recognized were Cashion baseball players who earned All-State. Pictured above right, they included, from left: Brent Maroney (1986), Brock Maroney (1992), Jeremy Seaton (2011) and Jim Sowards (1963). The quartet threw out the first pitch prior to the Wildcats taking on Dale. (Chris Maxon, All-State in 1990, was also recognized, but not present). The new facility sits just west of the former field. It features turf on the infield as well as new dugouts, press box, coaches’ offices and more. Although Cashion lost Monday to Dale, the Wildcats took care of business Thursday in their 2A bi-district. They swept Pawhuska 9-1 and 11-1 and advanced to this week’s regional. Cashion will host the regional, which begins Thursday (other teams and times to be determined). [Photos by Brad Stone/www.bestone.shootproof.com]
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Ian Daugherty was already batting over .400 for his senior season.
Read moreFinally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable — if anything is excellent or praiseworthy — think about such things.
Read moreMike Lindell’s latest documentary, “Absolute Interference,” brings together remarkable lines of evidence of nationwide election fraud, which a number of experts assert flipped both the Electoral College and the popular vote from Trump to Biden in the 2020 presidential election.
Read moreEvery two years, certain judges are placed on the ballot for a simple yes/no retention vote. These elections stem from Oklahoma’s judicial selection method, and ask voters whether they want to keep, or retain, certain judges. Elections are staggered so judges only face retention every six years. However, not a single judge has been voted out in the fifty-plus years since retention elections were instituted.
Read moreThe following traffic accident is being investigated by the Kingfisher Police Department:
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