Kaiden Ballard Stevenson (Friends University), Zac Thompson (Friends University), Davon Moore (Northeastern Oklahoma State University), Jaylen Allison (Southwest College) and Nathan Wiggins (Oklahoma State University as a preferred walk-on) sign football scholarships and pose with the Guthrie High School football coaching staff.

Cashion High School seniors Caden Harrell and Brexten Green signed Letters of Intent on Feb. 3 to continue their football careers. Harrell will be attending Oklahoma Baptist University, and Green signed with Emporia State. Both seniors have been key contributors to the Wildcat program the last four years and were key to bringing the 2020 Class A State Championship back to Cashion.

The Cashion Wildcat basketball teams celebrated Winter Homecoming on Jan. 31. Senior Bella Schenk was named the queen and senior Jake Wilkerson was named the king. Schenk is the daughter of Ryan and Kelli Schenk and is active in basketball, track, Student Council, FCA, and Peer Mentoring. Schenk will be attending Oklahoma State University next year. Wilkerson is the son of Randy and Cheryl Wilkerson and is active in basketball, golf, academic team and FFA. The flower girl is Cora McKeever and the ring bearer is Hudson Mayes. Both are first graders at the Cashion Elementary School. Photo by Brad Stone

The Cashion basketball teams were busy last week as the season winds down and the teams get ready for the playoffs. Cashion also was notified on Feb. 5 that they will host a sub-regional site for the Class 2A Area III playoffs. Cashion was also given a bye out of the district round as there are only seven teams in their assigned region. The Cashion boys are ranked No.4 in the class and the girls are No. 13 in the class. The Wildcats are the top ranked team in the region, while regional host Latta (17-2) is ranked No. 3 in Class 2A to lead the girl’s side of the bracket