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Hornets sting Lady Wildcats for District Championship
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February 26, 2025
Hornets sting Lady Wildcats for District Championship
By Rodney Haltom sports EDITOR

The Hilldale Lady Hornets won the district championship with a 42-37 victory over Checotah. Grace Nail powered the Lady Hornets (9-13) with 15 points while Ella Roach added 11. For Checotah (1112), Shyanne Madewell hit five three-pointers and led the Lady Wildcats with 19 points.

The Lady Wildcats outscored Hilldale 10-8 in the first period as Madewell scored three three-point buckets and Jazlyn Atkins added a point. The Lady Hornets came back in the second period with strong play on the baseline and from the perimeter as Nail scored five of her 15 points. Checotah was limited in the second period offensively as Ruthy Folkner, Sidney Hamilton and Madewell each added a score to go into the halftime break 18-16 in favor of the Hornets.

Checotah out scored Hilldale 11-8 in the third period as Folkner hit a long threepointer and Madewell hit two. Defensively Checotah put pressure on the Lady Hornets and forced turnovers but failed to capitalize on them.

Hilldale limited Checotah from scoring in the paint as they only allowed two Checotah players to score in the fourth period in Hamilton and Madewell.

Madewell led Checotah with 19 points, Atkins seven points, Ruthy Folkner five points and Hamilton added four points.

Trojans topple Checotah for District Championship

The No. 13 Kiefer Trojans (19-5) defeated the Checotah Wildcats 80-50 to win the District Championship. Tyler Orman led the Wildcats (219) with 16 points in the losing effort.

R.J. Womack grabbed six rebounds and scored nine points including a three-pointer.

A huge factor in the loss was the ejection of Checotah head coach Malcolm Warrior from the court.

Week in Review

Spiro edged the Checotah Wildcats 46-41. No stats provided.

Lady Wildcats were defeated by Spiro 50-41.

No. 9 Roland used a fast start to top the Checotah Lady Wildcats 59-21. The Lady Rangers outscored Checotah 22-5 in the first period and went into the halftime break up 32-8. Checotah senior Hailey Prince led Checotah with 8-points.

Eufaula cruises to 72-52 victory over Beggs Golden Demons
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On Monday, Feb. 2, the City of Eufaula approved its annual financial audit report for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025 as presented by Arledge & Associates. The financial report outlines the City’...
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Come join locals for a great evening at Pickens Lake Group Camp, Hwy 150, Lake Eufaula State Park, on March 21 at 5 p.m. as Friends of Lake Eufaula State Park host their Annual Wild Game Dinner & Potl...
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