Kelly Wray is an instructor and journalist based in Duncan, Oklahoma. She writes for local newspapers, including the Duncan Banner and Cleburne Times Review, focusing on sports coverage in the area. With a passion for highlighting the achievements and stories of local athletes, Kelly keeps the community informed about the latest sports news and events.
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Kelly Wray's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, primarily high school football and county-level sports. She seems to prioritize event coverage and evolving stories related to these sporting events.
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By: Kelly Wray, Duncan Banner
WAYNE – Empire point guard Keira Pineda nearly outscored Wayne by herself.
Carson Carrio scored a game-high 23 points and Daveon Carr added 16, as Duncan's boys beat Altus, 57-44, Friday to claim their first win of the season in their home opener.
LINDSAY – Blayd Harris poured in 19 points and Parker Boyles added 12, as Marlow beat Lindsay, 49-41, Tuesday in the season opener for the Outlaws.
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Duncan’s girls had a chance to put away Chickasha, but they let the Fighting Chicks escape with a 57-55 win Thursday in the opening round of the SOI.
By: Kelly Wray, Duncan Banner
CHATTANOOGA – Chanlie Rochell is starting to get comfortable with varsity basketball.
A Velma-Alma player has been selected as Co-Defensive Player of the Year for District AII-2, and several other Comets were picked to the All-District team.
MARLOW – Kaden Harris scored 15 points to lead three Marlow players in double figures, and the Outlaws beat Chickasha, 53-25, Thursday in the MHS home opener.
Seven Duncan wrestlers finished in the top 5 of their individual weight brackets, and the Demons claimed runner-up Saturday in the team standings of their own Southern Oklahoma Invitational.
By: Duncan Banner, Kelly Wray
LAWTON – Dasia Givens scored 19 points and Amiya Williams added 14 Friday, as Duncan beat Lawton High, 50-41, to close its pre-Christmas schedule.
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