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Guthrie Basketball

Guthrie Basketball

Guthrie boys rebound, Lady Jays show grit in Norman

 Guthrie’s Kolson Smedley was feeling it in the first game of the Community Christian School Classic on Dec. 11.Smedley, a junior guard, scored 18 points in the first half and 17 points in the second half against the OKC Storm, a team of homeschooled players led by standout Tyce Fulton.
Coyle’s Lady Jackets make a run to the basket during the game against Mulhall-Orlando on Dec. 12. Photo by Brent Fuchs

Coyle’s Lady Jackets make a run to the basket during the game against Mulhall-Orlando on Dec. 12. Photo by Brent Fuchs

Area Basketball Roundup

Cashion:Boys: Brayden Stuemky scored a team high 21 points, but it wasn’t enough as Hooker rallied for a 48-47 win in the third-place game at the Garber Tournament on Dec. 13.Parker Mitchell scored 21 in a 66-52 loss to Chisolm on Dec.
Guthrie's Girls Wrestling Team. Photo submitted

Guthrie's Girls Wrestling Team. Photo submitted

Guthrie Girls Wrestling

The Guthrie girls wrestling teams turned in a strong performance Friday at the Top of Oklahoma junior high and high school tournament in Ponca City, finishing the day with multiple individual medals and a team trophy.
Cashion Wildcat Basketball

Cashion Wildcat Basketball

Cashion girls tip off hoops season with two defensive gems

Brooke Shafer collected 43 points and 19 rebounds in two games, and the Cashion girls basketball team tipped off the 2025-26 season with home wins against Chisholm and Morrison last week.Shafer contributed 24 points and eight rebounds in a 48-17 win against Chisholm on Dec. 2.
Crescent Boys Basketball

Crescent Boys Basketball

Crescent boys, girls claim championships

The Crescent boys and girls basketball teams swept the Maud Invitational over the weekend, each claiming championship wins in a strong early-season showing.The Crescent girls edged Alex in a tight title game, winning 44-41 behind a late defensive stand that sealed the victory.
Senior Guthrie quarterback Daelon Rice releases a pass under pressure during last Friday’s playoff game against Bishop McGuinness at Jelsma Stadium. Photo by Brent Fuchs.

Senior Guthrie quarterback Daelon Rice releases a pass under pressure during last Friday’s playoff game against Bishop McGuinness at Jelsma Stadium. Photo by Brent Fuchs.

Coyle emerges as lone area football playoff survivor

And then there was one.The 2025 season came to an end for two of the three Guthrie-area high school football teams in the state playoffs.Only Coyle survived the first round, getting past host Copan 42-18 to reach the Class B-II quarterfinals.
Codi with her parents at her signing. Photo by Brent Fuchs

Codi with her parents at her signing. Photo by Brent Fuchs

Hibbs Signs with Northern Oklahoma College

Guthrie High School senior, Codi Hibbs, signs her letter of intent to play softball at Northern Oklahoma College in Tonkawa. Hibbs, a utility infielder and third baseman for Guthrie who will play shortstop at NOC, accepted a scholarship covering about 70% of her tuition.
Bluejays to take on Bishop McGuinness

Bluejays to take on Bishop McGuinness

Playoff opener renews longtime rivalry

An old rivalry will be renewed Friday when Guthrie High hosts Bishop McGuinness to open the Class 5A football playoffs.The Bluejays (8-2) are a first-round host by virtue of their secondplace finish in District 5A-II. McGuinness (9-1) finished third in 5A-1.
 

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