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Cushing splits week

Cushing splits week

Cushing splits week

(Note from publisher J. D. Meisner: Last week, we got it wrong. In our Tiger boys baseball coverage, player’s names were incorrectly printed. That’s on me, personally. I should have caught it, and I didn’t. Our athletes deserve far better attention and our readers deserve better as well.

Lady Tigers hammer out two wins, climb to No. 9

CUSHING — There’s nothing smooth about the road the Cushing Lady Tigers have taken to get to a No. 9 ranking in a super competitive Class 5A.They are 13-6, up three spots in a week. And every bit of it earned. “We are playing a very competitive schedule.

Lady Tigers take 7th in Kingfisher, Seminole

KINGFISHER — The Cushing Lady Tigers are swinging into the heart of the season with a whole lot of promise.Ranked No. 10 in Class 4A, Cushing continues to test itself against strong competition, most recently at the Kingfisher girls tournament on April 1.
Lady Tigers move into top ten

Lady Tigers move into top ten

Lady Tigers move into top ten

CUSHING — There’s a certain kind of team that doesn’t panic when things start to tilt. They don’t rush. They don’t press. They just keep taking pitches, keep putting runners on, keep leaning on you until something gives. The Cushing Lady Tigers are that team.They are a top-ten team. Ranked No.

Tigers take a punch, then take Perkins, 16-6

CUSHING — The Cushing Tiger baseball team is sitting at 7-7 on the season after dismaantling the Perkins-Tryon Demons Monday 16-6.That score says Cushing won, but it doesn’t talk about the grit it took to get there.It doesn’t tell you about the first inning, when everything that could go wrong did.
Gracyn Presley delivers a throw in the discus competition at the Cushing Crossroads Relay last week, where she finished as runner-up with a mark of 102 feet, 10 inches. Photo by Allie Prater. See inside for more results.

Gracyn Presley delivers a throw in the discus competition at the Cushing Crossroads Relay last week, where she finished as runner-up with a mark of 102 feet, 10 inches. Photo by Allie Prater. See inside for more results.

Gracyn Presley

Tigers riding the rails

CUSHING — If you’re looking for consistency out of this Cushing Tiger baseball team, you might want to check back later.Right now, this bunch is living somewhere between the highs and lows, riding a season that has looked more like the Zipper at the Payne County Fair than a steady arc.