Kingfisher Yellowjackets
Kingfisher, OK 73750
Record: 9-4 | Rank: 6
 | vs Sulphur OSSAA Semifinals at Edmond Santa Fe | L | 26-35 11/23 |
 | vs Berryhill OSSAA Quarterfinals | W | 15-35 11/16 |
 | vs Purcell | W | 48-15 11/9 |
 | vs John Marshall | W | 31-18 11/2 |
 | @ Mt. Saint Mary | W | 6-49 10/26 |
 | vs Heritage Hall | L | 27-35 10/19 |
 | @ Perkins-Tryon | W | 21-45 10/12 |
| @ Perkins-Tryon | Missing Score |
 | @ Bridge Creek | W | 7-49 10/5 |
 | vs Mannford | W | 48-20 9/28 |
 | vs Blackwell | W | 48-0 9/20 |
 | vs Bethany | L | 35-38 9/14 |
 | @ Hennessey | W | 14-32 9/7 |
 | @ Tuttle | L | 26-14 8/31 |
PODCAST: Summer is coming
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Ben Johnson
It's that time of year again. Summertime has arrived, and high school sports fans are left waiting for more games in August. But fear not! The Publics and Privates OKpreps Podcast will help get you through the slow months.
This week the guys recap some state tournament baseball, including Edmond Santa Fe and Pryor winning titles for the first time for both programs. The guys also look back on the memorable moments from the 2018-2019 athletic season, including some cross country, football, basketball and much more.
The podcast closes out with Swisher breaking down this week's Skordle Shootout in Cushing. A solid field of small school hoopsters will be at Cushing Middle School, and Swisher gives you all the details you need to stop by and watch some basketball.
We'd welcome your feedback! Tweet at us - @michaelswisher & @benjohnsontul
Delk leaving Perry wrestling for Bentonville job
| Ben Johnson
The state’s flagship wrestling program will have a new coach when the 2019-2020 season begins.
Perry’s Ronnie Delk was hired as an assistant coach at Bentonville High School, after the school board in Arkansas approved the move Monday.
Delk took over at Perry prior to the 2011-2012 season and guided the Maroons to eight straight dual state wrestling titles. He also helped the Maroons garner five team titles during his eight years, giving Perry now a state-best 43 state championships.
The two-time state champion from Collinsville heads to Arkansas after three of his Perry wrestlers won individual titles in 2019. Ryan Smith (113), Dylan Avery (132) and Hadyn Redus (152) were all state champions for the Maroons at State Fair Arena in February.
After having a season-best six individual champions in 2018, Delk departs Perry having coached 16 individuals to state championships, including Smith, Avery, Redus, Cale Betchan and David Thomas all being two-time state champions during that time.