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By: Andy Morphew, Duncan Banner
The Marlow Outlaws will set their sights on obtaining their fifth straight county tournament crown while the Empire Lady Bulldogs will look to defend the girls' trophy as the No. 1 seeds for the upcoming 2025 Stephens County Tournament.
By: Andy Morphew, Duncan Banner
After starting the season on the first day of November, the Duncan swim teams will now switch gears as they dive into the beginning of their post-season run set to begin Jan. 24 with the conference meet.
Duncan's basketball teams continue to make strides in their first year of district play, however Del City came in for the second of two district games last week and swept the Lady Demons and Demons.
By: Andy Morphew, Duncan Banner
In the past several years, it always seems like it is fated that the historic rivals of the Marlow Outlaws and Comanche Indians will face each other at some point in the Stephens County Tournament.
As the No. 2 and 3 seeds respectively, the Velma-Alma Comets and the Central High Bronchos wanted to show their power on offense. Both teams scored well over 150 points
By: Andy Morphew, Duncan Banner
The first semi-final of the 95th Annual Stephens County Tournament is set after the first two games of the first round on day one of the tournament. Now, the Comanche Lady Indians will face Ryan for a spot in the girls' championship game.
The Velma-Alma Comets will return to the Stephens County Tournament Championship after beating out the No. 3 seed Central High Bronchos to secure the 69-58 victory in a well-contested game.
The quest for five straight County Tournament Championships is officially on for this year's hosting Marlow Outlaws, who zoomed past the rivaling Comanche Indians for a 65-39 win on Semi-Final Thursday.
The Ryan Cowgirls will head to the Stephens County Tournament Championship game after an overtime classic that saw the No. 2 seed beat the Comanche Lady Indians, 51-46.
The Empire Lady Bulldogs and defending county champions proved their position as the No. 1 seed and will now return to the Stephens County Tournament Championship after routing the Velma-Alma
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