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The Weatherford Lady Eagles basketball team added two home wins to their resume, defeating Cache 84-24 Thursday and beating Chickasha 58-23 Tuesday. “Our main goal in every game is to finish regardless of who we play,” Givens said.

It was the Cade Jennings show Tuesday night for the Weatherford Eagles as he scored 30 points, giving Weatherford a 68-38 win against Chickasha. “Cade is real streaky and once he gets going, he is really hard to stop,” coach Derrick Bull said.

BETHANY — The SWOSU women’s basketball team put the second-highest scoring offense in NCAA Division II on display Thursday with a 98-73 victory against Southern Nazarene at the Sawyer Center in Bethany.

BETHANY — Entering today, the SWOSU men’s basketball team hadn’t defeated Southern Nazarene in Bethany since 2014, until Thursday. The Bulldogs ended that 8-game skid and started a new streak, leaving the Sawyer Center with a 76-69 win against the Crimson Storm.

CLINTON — The Weatherford Eagles wrestling team went to Clinton and defeated their rival in a big dual match which had postseason implications. Weatherford won the match 42-30 and were winners of this dual two seasons in a row and coach Corey Duncan said this is a program-building win.

The Thomas-Fay-Custer Terriers basketball team has a three game win streak after defeating Crescent 60- 38 Tuesday and winning the Three-Rivers-Tournament consolation last week at Fairview. In the Three-Rivers-Tournament, they lost to Fairview 35-32.

The Thomas-Fay-Custer Lady Terriers basketball team defeated Crescent 47-20 Tuesday evening and won the consolation of the Three-Rivers-Tournament last week in Fairview. Last week, they lost to Watonga 55-43, but bounced back by beating Oklahoma Bible 48-18 and they beat Hennessey 49-36 on the conference tournament.

GEARY — The Hydro-Eakly Lady Bobcats basketball team played at Geary Tuesday night and won 70-14. “We were excited to play,” coach Jeremy Tharp said.

GEARY - The Hydro-Eakly Bobcats basketball team is unbeaten as they defeated Geary 78-39 Tuesday. “We played good and everyone got to play,” coach Rick Gore said.

The reigning NBA Champions used size and physicality to their advantage in their win against the Thunder. Forward Anthony Davis spearheaded the effort by putting up a quick eight points in the opening four minutes.