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Crescent’s Lady Tigers celebrate after sweeping through regional play to claim the Class 2A regional championship. Photo courtesy of Crescent Public Schools

Crescent’s Lady Tigers celebrate after sweeping through regional play to claim the Class 2A regional championship. Photo courtesy of Crescent Public Schools

Crescent Eyes State Tournament Return

Crescent’s fast-pitch softball team is only two wins away from reaching the Class 2A state tournament for the first time since 2023 after sweeping through regional play.Next up for the Lady Tigers is a best-ofthree super regional against host Hartshorne set for Tuesday, Sept. 29.
Crescent’s competitive cheer team celebrates after earning the Class 2A state runner-up trophy Saturday at Southern Nazarene University in Bethany. The Lady Tigers scored 250.4 points, finishing just 3.6 points behind state champion Savanna. Photo Courtesy of Emily Williams.

Crescent’s competitive cheer team celebrates after earning the Class 2A state runner-up trophy Saturday at Southern Nazarene University in Bethany. The Lady Tigers scored 250.4 points, finishing just 3.6 points behind state champion Savanna. Photo Courtesy of Emily Williams.

Crescent Cheer Brings Home State Silver

Crescent’s competitive cheer team added another state trophy to its program history Saturday, finishing as the Class 2A state runnerup at the 2026 OSSAA Cheerleading State Championships.The Lady Tigers scored 250.4 points in the championship competition Sept.
Mulhall-Orlando Lady Panthers pose with head coach Shea Lynch. The Lady Panthers finished out their postseason Sept. 24.

Mulhall-Orlando Lady Panthers pose with head coach Shea Lynch. The Lady Panthers finished out their postseason Sept. 24.

Young Wildcats fall short in 11-inning region softball final

The fast-pitch softball season ended sooner than hoped for the Class 2A Cashion Wildcats, who played for a regional title but dropped an 11-inning nail-biter to the host team.Cashion (15-17) had no problem with Cordell during regional play, winning by scores of 3-0 on Sept. 24 and 11-0 the next day.
Guthrie’s Lady Jays and Bluejays celebrate with their medals following the Oklahoma 5A Public School Cross Country Championships Saturday at Cottonwood Flats. The Lady Jays captured the Class 5A team title, while the Bluejays finished second. Photo provided by GHS Facebook

Guthrie’s Lady Jays and Bluejays celebrate with their medals following the Oklahoma 5A Public School Cross Country Championships Saturday at Cottonwood Flats. The Lady Jays captured the Class 5A team title, while the Bluejays finished second. Photo provided by GHS Facebook

Lady Jays Strike Gold, Bluejays Finish Second at 5A Championship

Guthrie’s cross country teams turned in strong performances Saturday at the Oklahoma 5A Public School Cross Country Championships at Guthrie’s Cottonwood Flats, with the Lady Jays winning the team title and the Bluejays finishing second.The Lady Jays, ranked No.
Guthrie’s Skylor Scamman, left, carries the ball with teammate Codie Carlock running alongside during Guthrie’s game at Carl Albert in Midwest City. Photo by Brent Fuchs.

Guthrie’s Skylor Scamman, left, carries the ball with teammate Codie Carlock running alongside during Guthrie’s game at Carl Albert in Midwest City. Photo by Brent Fuchs.

Bluejays’ defense takes Titans to final seconds

Guthrie High’s football team was seconds away from ending the longest winning streak in Oklahoma.The Bluejays kicked a field goal in the closing moments Friday night to take a 16-14 lead at Carl Albert.
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Bluejays seek district momentum against Midwest City

Guthrie’s football team came within seconds of beating Carl Albert on Friday. This week, the Bluejays get the chance to show that performance was a starting point.Guthrie (2-3, 0-1) hosts Midwest City (2-2, 0-1) at 7 p.m. Friday at Jelsma Stadium. Both teams lost their Class 5A, District 1 openers.
Crescent Lady Tigers first baseman Ava Beaty, No. 22, reaches for the tag on Cashion’s Lily Stuemky, No. 18, during their pink out game on Sept. 15. Photo by Brent Fuchs

Crescent Lady Tigers first baseman Ava Beaty, No. 22, reaches for the tag on Cashion’s Lily Stuemky, No. 18, during their pink out game on Sept. 15. Photo by Brent Fuchs

Crescent, Cashion Set for Postseason Battle

Fast- pitch softball teams from Crescent and Cashion are gearing up for the postseason, which begins Wednesday for the Tigers and Thursday for the Wildcats.
Mulhall-Orlando’s Cassidy Williams, No. 22, makes an aggressive slide into the base as a Coyle defender the tag during the Panthers’ game against Coyle. Photo by Brent Fuchs

Mulhall-Orlando’s Cassidy Williams, No. 22, makes an aggressive slide into the base as a Coyle defender the tag during the Panthers’ game against Coyle. Photo by Brent Fuchs

New Coach, New Era for Mulhall-Orlando Softball

The Shea Lynch era is underway for Mulhall- Orlando’s fast-pitch softball team, and the Panthers are making the most out of their limited opportunities as the postseason nears.

Guthrie defense meets its biggest test at Carl Albert

Guthrie’s defense has allowed seven points in two weeks. On Friday, it meets the team that put 47 on the Bluejays last November.Guthrie (2-2) travels to Midwest City to face Carl Albert (4-0) at 7 p.m. in the Class 5A, District 1 opener.
 

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