Guthrie High’s boys basketball team took care of business Friday night, beating Western Heights 90-48 to stay one game behind Crossings Christian in the district standings and one game ahead of Carl Albert for second place. A huge game looms this Friday at 7:30 p.m., when the Bluejays host Carl Albert.

Guthrie High’s Lady Bluejays began a critical part of their district basketball schedule with a 60-28 win against Western Heights on Friday. With five games to go in the district season, Guthrie (7-12, 2-7) will be seeking to avenge a couple of earlyseason district losses to Altus (66-39 on Dec.

It was quite a week for the Guthrie High School wrestling team. The first hurdle was the district dual meet to see which teams qualified for the Class 5A State Dual meet Feb. 10 in Enid._ Guthrie was moved out East this season with Sapulpa, Pryor, Bishop Kelly and Edison Prep. The weather forced the_dual_meet to be held last Wednesday in Sapulpa, and Guthrie was undeterred, winning_ all four duals to earn a trip to Enid for the third time in four years.

Okarche High’s boys and girls basketball teams captured titles in the 2024 Coyle Invitational this past weekend, while the local teams of Coyle and Crescent fell short of reaching Saturday night’s finals.

The Guthrie Lady Bluejays lost a heartbreaker in overtime by a final score of 74-73 in the consolation game of the Buckle Wheat Tournament in Kingfisher this past weekend. The loss drops the Lady Bluejays to 5-11 on the season.

It was a tough week for Guthrie’s wrestling team, which lost a pair of dual meets against No. 1 Class 4A Tuttle last Tuesday and No.

Guthrie High’s boys basketball team continued its winning ways last week with a 79-48 rout of Elgin and a hard-fought 66-63 victory at El Reno. The wins set the Bluejays (11-1, 6-0) up with a key district game at Crossing Christian School (8-2, 7-0) last night in Oklahoma City.

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