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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Just in time for the biggest games of the season, key players are returning from injured reserve for both Empire and Central.
The prep football playoff picture has taken nearly 10 weeks to develop.
MARLOW – In a game that was called just 45 minutes after it started because of dangerous weather, Marlow closed its regular season with a 27-0 win Thursday over Little
By: Duncan Banner, Kelly Wray
Duncan left fielder Kiersten Woods is now an all-state athlete. The Duncan senior was named to the 2024 Fastpitch Large West All-State team, which is selected by members of the Oklahoma Fastpitch Coaches Association.
Empire is 9-1 and played good teams such as Cyril, Hollis and Waurika – but the Bulldogs haven’t seen any team like Garber this season, head coach Brant Hayes said.
The Marlow Outlaws and head coach Matt Weber are back in familiar territory – the playoffs.
From team videographer to all-state outside hitter, Duncan’s Amiya Williams has now traveled full circle in her prep volleyball career.
MARLOW – Hudson Morgan scored on a 5-yard touchdown run with less than one minute left in the game to give Marlow a 21-14 victory Friday over Chisholm in the
EMPIRE – The third-best season in Empire football history ended Friday, when visiting Garber beat the Bulldogs, 36-8, in the first round of the Class B1 Playoffs.
TEMPLE – It took Bray-Doyle a bit to find its shooting stroke – but when it found the range, there was no stopping the Donkeys.
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